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Jack White And Eminem Just Released Their Epic Thanksgiving NFL Halftime Show On Streaming

The NFL made a big deal of the halftime shows for its Thanksgiving games this year: Post Malone played at the Dallas Cowboys-Kansas City Chiefs game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas; Lil Jon did the Baltimore Ravens-Cincinnati Bengals game at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore; and Jack White performed at the Detroit Lions-Green Bay Packers contest at Ford Field in Detroit. It turned out White wasn't alone, even beyond his band: As he performed his White Stripes song "Hello Operator," fellow Detroit icon Eminem made a surprise appearance, turning the song into a mash-up with "'Till I Collapse." Beyond…

Upgrade Your Gift Giving Game With These Cool Tech And Gaming Finds

Not all gifts are created equal. Some are boring, some are confusing, and some are the kind that immediately end up in a drawer. But not the ones on this list. We went hunting for tech that actually wows -- stuff that’s stylish, functional, and just impressive enough to earn you some bragging rights. From electric bikes to cutting-edge wearables, noise cancelling headphones, handheld gaming systems, and more, these gifts are worth their price tags. They're the kind of "products" that eventually turn into investments, gear that actually earns its spot in the daily routine of whoever's tree they end…

The 2025 Uproxx Cannabis Gift Guide – The Edibles, Flower, And Accessories For The Stoner In Your Life

If you find yourself struggling to figure out what to buy your favorite stoner this holiday season, you're definitely overthinking the whole thing. Take it from our weed-loving writers, getting us weed for the holidays might seem too obvious, too simple, too easy but, we're an easy crowd. People who love to get high love to, well, get high. So yes, we could buy edibles, flower, or vapes ourselves, but the high somehow just hits harder when we haven't paid a cent for it. So we're going to make this as easy as possible for you by dropping a cannabis…

Fred Again Created The Drum Sounds For One Of His New Songs By Just Banging On A Table

Fred Again.. continued his ongoing USB series of song drops today (November 28) with not one, but two new songs: "Icey" and "Feisty," both of which feature BIA. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87XbYi98DTg On Instagram, Fred offered a cool one-minute behind-the-scenes video of the making of "Icey." Specifically, the video focuses on the percussion and how Fred made them simply. He begins by using his hands and wrists to bang out a rhythm on the table. He then adds sounds like a marker clinking against a glass and rubbing two markerboard erasers together. In a recent post, Fred discussed how his recent output has…

Criterion’s Wes Anderson Box Set Is The Full-Proof Gift For Film Lovers

Most people probably don't remember this, but from 1992-2002, the MTV Movie Awards gave out an honor for Best New Filmmaker. For a show whose awards ranged from Best Kiss to Best Fight, this particular category remains surprisingly sophisticated and has aged incredibly well. The initial trophy went to the late, great John Singleton for his instant classic Boyz N The Hood and subsequent years included names that would become box office juggernauts (Christopher Nolan for Memento, Guy Ritchie for Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels, Doug Liman for Swingers) and some of the great artists of their generation (Spike…

Ed Sheeran’s New Deluxe Edition Of ‘Play’ More Than Doubles The Length Of The Original Album

Upon its initial release on September, Ed Sheeran's new album Play had a fairly standard 13 songs. With the latest deluxe edition that's out today (November 28), though, Sheeran has more than doubled that, to 27 total tracks. Of the 14 bonus tracks, five are brand-new songs. Among the highlights is "Skeletons," a rhythmic song that sees Sheeran singing navigating conflict in a relationship: "Don't wanna make an enemy of you / And it breaks my heart / We're diggin' up old skeletons at 2 / When our bodies could be / Makin' the most of our time in this…

Indiecast Addresses Listeners’ Emails

Steven and Ian open this week with an extended dialogue about an ongoing war at concerts, especially ones featuring aging artists -- the "sit down!" people vs. the "I'm not gonna sit down!" people. Who is right, and how can this be resolved? This also do a "yay or nay" on The Lemonheads, whose frontman Evan Dando has a new memoir out. Then they answer listener emails about college radio, the proper set length time, the preponderance of "deluxe" editions for recent indie releases, and the first "great" indie album. In Recommendation Corner, Ian talks about the band Some Images Of…

Kehlani Delivers A Throwback R&B Vibe In Her Old-School ‘Out The Window’ Video

Kehlani teased a new album set for 2026 in a recent interview (an adorable chat conducted by her young daughter). Presumably, the recent single "Out The Window" will be included. Kehlani is definitely giving her all to the song, as today (November 26), she shared a video for it. The visual is very much inspired by old-school R&B videos, complete with the bottom-left-aligned credits at the start. She even uses a payphone! (Younger readers: that's like a cell phone but tethered to the inside of a glass box on a sidewalk.) Kehlani discussed the song in a recent interview with…

Lil Baby Announces ‘The Leaks,’ His Second New Project Of The Year, And Drops ‘Middle Of The Summer’

In case you've missed it, Lil Baby has been busy lately. Every week for the past few, Baby has dropped a new song in a series dubbed "WHAM Wednesdays." So far, we've heard "All On Me" featuring G Herbo, "Real Sh*t," "Otha Boy," and "Try To Love." This all comes after Baby released WHAM, which Uproxx's Elliott Wilson named one of 2025's best albums at the mid-way point, at the top of the year. So, it would be understandable for fans to be skeptical that this flurry of singles meant a new project was on the way. But, one indeed…

Sabrina Carpenter Reflects On The Emotional End Of Her ‘Short N’ Sweet’ Tour: ‘I’ve Gone Through 6 Boxes Of Kleenex’

Sabrina Carpenter kicked off her Short N' Sweet tour back in September 2024. Now, over a year later, it's finally over, as she wrapped up with six shows at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles last week. Now that the tour is finished, Carpenter finds herself in her feelings about the closing of this chapter. Sharing photos from the final two concerts on Instagram yesterday (November 25), Carpenter wrote: "Shows 5 and 6! just the greatest way to give this tour the goodbye she deserves [lips emoji] more short n' sweet tour thoughts and pictures coming soon… (I've gone through 6…

Oasis’ Reunion Tour Was In Pre-Production For Well Over A Year: ‘Lots Of Well-Kept Secrets’

The Oasis reunion tour is over (at least for now). This has some people feeling reflective, including some of the tour staff, one of whom just revealed that the tour's pre-production period lasted 14 months. Jon Shrimpton, the tour's live video director and designer, shared a post that features some neat behind-the-scenes photos and videos from the tour. The caption reads in part: "And there it was.... gone!.... after 14 months of pre-production, lots of well kept secrets, and 5 months of some of the most incredible sights and sounds I've ever seen at a stadium show, here we are.…

Lil Uzi Vert Doubles Down On Their Comeback with The Surprise Single, ‘Relevant’

Earlier this week, Lil Uzi Vert made a triumphant comeback after a year spent out of the spotlight with a new single, "Chanel Boy." But Lil Uzi Vert has never done anything halfway. Just hours later, they've already released another new single, "Relevant." In an abstract video, Uzi debuts a new hairdo, shows off a slick, high-fashion wardrobe, and blasts listeners with the rapid-fire flow that first earned them their rap name. "Relevant" does exactly what it sets out to do: remind listeners why they're so invested in the Philadelphia rapper in the first place -- and keep them that…

‘How To Make A Killing’: Everything To Know About Glen Powell And Margaret Qualley’s Dark Comedy

This one has been brewing for a while. It appeared on the Blacklist in 2014 as Rothchild, then was later renamed to Huntington. A few days ago, the film again got a new title, as it's now called How To Make A Killing. There have been major casting changes, too. Shia LaBeouf and Mel Gibson were initially tapped to star long ago, but now it's led by Glen Powell and Margaret Qualley. As for the plot, eager viewers can get hints from the 1949 movie Kind Hearts And Coronets, on which the new film is based. Ahead of the movie's…

The Energy And Excellence Of Howard University’s 2025 Homecoming Is Off The Charts

Last year, State Farm and UPROXX teamed to bring you an exclusive look at Howard University's 100th anniversary homecoming halftime show. Now, with the bar raised even higher for 101, we're going back to campus to showcase the whole homecoming experience and catch up with Howard's Director of Bands, Chancellor Mills, as he preps the "Showtime" marching band for this year's show. Hosted by Fly Guy DC, the above video provides a behind-the-scenes look at a process that starts long before football season kicks off. As Mills puts it, "Showtime is not just a marching band -- what you see…

Nas & DJ Premier Share The Cover Art And Title For Their Joint Album, ‘Light-Years’

On December 12, Nas and DJ Premier will finally release their long-awaited joint album after decades of speculation under the auspices of Mass Appeal Records' Legend Has It... banner. Today, they revealed the title and album cover, as well as confirming the release date, which DJ Premier teased during a recent show. The album will be called Light-Years, and it'll be the final album of the Legend Has It... initiative, which has also presented new albums from Slick Rick, Ghostface Killah, Raekwon, Mobb Deep, Big L, and De La Soul in 2025, as well as a Marvel Comics book. Light-Years…

Ransom Explains ‘The Uncomfortable Truth’ With Conductor Williams

All hail, hip-hop’s underground king! Ransom doesn’t just make music—he studies the world around him, challenges comfort, and turns philosophy into bars. In 2025 alone, he’s dropped three distinct projects — The Final Call with Dave East, The Reinvention with DJ Premier, and, his most recent release, The Uncomfortable Truth with producer Conductor Williams — each a bold exploration of life, growth, and perspective. In this exclusive conversation, Ran breaks down his creative process, the hyper-observant lens shaping his music, and the mindset that helps him navigate recognition, criticism, and personal evolution. It’s a rare glimpse into the mind of…

Soundtracks Are The Pop Sensation Standouts At The 2026 Grammys

Not only have 2025 blockbusters found significant success at the box office, but they also garnered acknowledgement at the upcoming 68th Annual Grammy Awards. With nominations announced earlier this month, repeat titles in popular and soundtrack categories were also among some of the most notable movies this year. Making its way into Song of the Year, a category known as part of the ‘Big Four,’ Netflix hit KPop Demon Hunters was nominated for its motivational electropop anthem “Golden.” The song, sung by fictional animated group Huntr/x (or Korean artists Ejae, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami), will be up against mainstream…

Mavi Drops A New Mixtape, ‘The Pilot,’ Featuring Earl Sweatshirt, Smino, And More

North Carolina rapper Mavi has been garnering some strong grassroots buzz over the past couple of years, thanks to well-received projects such as Let the Sun Talk, Laughing So Hard, it Hurts, and last year's Shadowbox. Today, he extended this run with a new mixtape, titled The Pilot. In its press release, he reveals the title is inspired by television, as much as aviation -- the pilot of the title refers to the first episode of a TV series, which is usually produced as a standalone proof of concept before the show is actually picked up for air. You could…

‘Industry’ Season 4: Everything To Know About The Return Of HBO’s Acclaimed Financial Drama

HBO's Industry had quite the third-season finale in 2024: The episode prompted Uproxx's Jason Tabrys to proclaim the drama "just became TV's best show." He's not the only one who feels that way, as the season earned the show a Best Drama series nomination at the Critics' Choice Television Awards earlier this year. Now that fans have had time to digest what happened, it's time to start looking forward to the fourth season. Fortunately, it's not far away now, so check out everything you need to know about the upcoming episodes. Plot The financial thriller follows the exploits of employees…

Rosalía Reveals She Has ADHD But Doesn’t Treat It

SubwayTakes has become one of the coolest new internet talk shows of the past couple years, with the premise being that guests share one specific opinion they have and explain their position. Rosalía was a guest on a recent installment, and in the extended interview (above), she discusses having ADHD. While chatting with host Kareem Rahma, Rosalía looked away mid-conversation before explaining, "I get so distracted with sounds. I have ADHD." Rahma asked if she treats the condition and Rosalía responded, "I let it be." After Rahma shared his own experience of not treating his own ADHD, Rosalía said she…

Liam Gallagher Doesn’t Want To Make New Oasis Music: ‘I Honestly Don’t See The Point’

Oasis has been one of the most-discussed bands of 2025 thanks to their incredibly anticipated Oasis Live '25 reunion tour. Now that the gang has been back together for a handful of months, fans are naturally hopeful that this could lead to a new Oasis album, which would be the band's first since 2008's Dig Out Your Soul. Unfortunately for fans, though, Liam Gallagher does not seem at all interested in making fresh Oasis music. Today (November 25), one fan tweeted at Gallagher, "beg your brother for a new album PLEASE I really need it I feel so lost right…

Lil Uzi Vert Returns For A New Era As An Independent Artist With ‘Chanel Boy’

Lil Uzi Vert is back. The Philly artist has had a relatively quiet year after completing the terms of their record deal with Atlantic in 2024 via Eternal Atake 2. Aside from making headlines for being hospitalized earlier this year, Uzi's kept off below the radar, but it looks like he/they is/are ready to return to the spotlight. Uzi's new song, "Chanel Boy" arrived today with a frenetic video and almost no warning. According to a press release, Uzi is now independent, with distribution and management through Roc Nation. That makes Uzi one of three artists to be exclusively managed…

The 2026 Truck Festival Lineup Boasts Maccabees, Two Door Cinema Club, And More UK Indie Greats

For nearly three decades now, Truck Festival has been one that UK indie music fans look forward to annually, since 1998. Now they can start planning for next year, as today (November 24), organizers announced the 2026. Headlining from July 23 to 26 at Hill Farm in Oxfordshire are The Maccabees, CMAT, Two Door Cinema Club (celebrating 15 years of their debut album Tourist History), The Wombats, and The Libertines. Further down the poster are Kaiser Chiefs, The Vaccines (celebrating 15 years of their debut album What Did You Expect From The Vaccines?, Primal Scream, English Teacher, Rizzle Kicks, The…

Zach Bryan Announces A Huge Run Of 2026 Tour Dates Featuring MJ Lenderman, Dijon, And More

Zach Bryan recently got vulnerable and wrote about his recent journey with sobriety. Now, he has another big moment ahead of him: Today (November 24, he announced 2026 dates for the With Heaven On Tour. It's not just him, as he's assembled a powerful roster of support acts, including MJ Lenderman, Alabama Shakes, Dijon, Kings Of Leon, and more. For tickets, registration for the artist pre-sale is open now and the pre-sale starts December 3, here. The public on-sale follows December 5, here. Find the full list of dates below. Zach Bryan's 2026 Tour Dates: With Heaven On Tour 03/07/2026…

A Trugoy Tribute: Dave’s De La Tracks

Trugoy The Dove — Dave — was the soul of De La Soul. The group’s first album in nine years, Cabin In The Sky, feels like a loving celebration of one of hip-hop’s most singular voices. Though only a handful of songs feature Dave’s captivating vocals, his spirit runs through the entire, powerful project. Still, selfishly, I wanted more. I wanted more Dave. This career-spanning retrospective highlights the moments — past and present — where Trugoy truly shined. These are the tracks where Dave’s presence didn’t just complement De La’s brilliance, it elevated it. Revisiting them is more than nostalgia…

Not Even A Rain Delay Can Keep Camp Flog Gnaw From Being A Home Run

Considering the venue for Tyler, The Creator's long-running festival, Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival, a rain delay was borderline inevitable at some point. Despite Southern California's reputation, the area surrounding Dodger Stadium does, in fact, experience precipitation every so often, and 2025 -- a year that has seen Los Angeles battered by both fire and ICE -- just happened to be the year that decided to rain out the festival, as well. But one of Tyler's most endearing -- and frustrating -- traits is that he refuses to be deterred by setbacks. The same ornery impulse that drove him to terrorize…