Oxford-based band BE GOOD has blended together indie pop and alternative R&B to create their unique sound. The band recently dropped their EP Everything’s Alright In The Evening. The Knockturnal spoke with the band about their new music, their musical style, Oxford, and what fans can expect to see next.
In celebration of the return of the hit TV show, Wipeout, TBS launched a multi-city experiential activation called “Big Balls Are Back” at the Los Angeles Santa Monica Pier, as well as in Chicago and Dallas.
Less than a year prior to the infamous Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman murder that shook pop culture in the mid-nineties, tragedy befell the man who was hailed as the greatest basketball player alive Michael Jordan, when his father James Jordan Sr. was found dead in August 1993. While the trial for Jordan’s murderers may not have gotten the attention that the trials of OJ Simpson, and Yolanda Saldivar that took place within the year prior, IMDB TV Originals Moment of Truth has shed new light on the case, the trial and the media to answer was the wrong man convicted for Jordan’s murder?
Meet the 17-year-old rapper who graduated high school at 15 and has music with Davido on the way.
Outfest Fusion is the QTBIPOC film festival that has been in LA over the past 17 years. It showcases the work of queer and trans filmmakers of color, providing the audiences and storytellers the critical visibility that is needed to build careers, opportunities, and empathy for our stories.
The Knockturnal first connected with Jewish rapper Kosha Dillz on Clubhouse via Adam Swig’s Value Culture, which is an amazing club and nonprofit.
This weekend the sun was shining brightly at the beautiful Palm Beach International Boat Show.
HBO Max’s new series, based on the novel of the same name by Alissa Nutting, “Made for Love,” begs the question, if you could read your partner’s mind, would you? The series’ main character Hazel Green (Cristin Milioti) isn’t given much of a choice when her narcissistic, megalomaniac, tech billionaire husband, Byron Gogol (Billy Magnussen) implants a chip in her head that allows him to do as such.
The Knockturnal sat down with the star-studded cast of the new Netflix film ‘Concrete Cowboy’.