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 Today, multi-talented artist and performer Mallrat delivers her hotly anticipated debut record Butterfly Blue, out everywhere via Nettwerk. On her debut full-length, Mallrat — aka Grace Shaw — embodies the spirit of its titular creature, but without the delicacy that keeps you at a distance. Over eleven clever and open-hearted tracks, she draws you in close and shows you the world through her wide, hopeful eyes.

After crafting the track with producers Jam City and Stylaz Feugo, the stars aligned for the prized pop songwriter when Banks supplied the unforgettable verse and decided she and Mallrat 'should Eve and Gwen Stefani this shit,' sticking around for the outro. Listen to the new single now! Plus, check out upcoming tour dates.

Paul Rudd visits Conan for one final Mac and Me prank June 22, 2021 by: Anchorman to Ant-Man, Rudd has ended every visit with a video prank featuring a clip from the cringe-worthy E.T. rip-off MAC AND ME. After introducing a clip, a scene from the McDonald's-funded kid's movie would play. Shortly thereafter, the camera would return to Conan's face looking very non-plussed. With Conan's late-night career coming to an end this month, Rudd paid one last visit to deliver some wheelchair alien goodness. Rudd's final spot on the late-night show happened while Conan and Andy Richter were interv...

Andy Daly's political song parodist Tip Rivers plays Conan his latest, conspiracy-flavored hits Screenshot: Conan Who doesn’t love a good political song parody set to ragtime piano? Trick question—there is no “good” thing on this planet meeting that description. But don’t tell that to Tip Rivers, the perpetually grinning, boater-topped, Mark Russell-esque parodist who did his ivory-tickling, news-based jingles on Thursday’s Conan. With the sort of toothy enthusiasm usually seen on those about to sell you a monorail or host a short-lived but unspeakably brilliant TV show about hap...