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BTS’ Jungkook seemingly shares support for NewJeans: “Don’t use them”

BTS member Jungkook has seemingly voiced his support for K-pop girl group NewJeans in new Instagram posts amid the ongoing HYBE–ADOR feud. BTS’ Jungkook uploaded two posts of his dog to his personal Instagram page on September 14, with captions that seem to reference K-pop quintet NewJeans. The first featured five different coloured hearts and the English sentence, “Artists are not guilty.” Fans began speculating that the post was made in support of NewJeans, as the colours of the five hearts match the quintet’s individual official colours. Later that same day, Jungkook posted a second photo to the same page, this time only with the English caption: “Don’t use them.” Advertisement Amid the speculation, Jungkook’s label Big Hit Music released a statement, per MyDaily, on the same day, where it clarified the intention behind the singer’s cryptic posts. However, the label did not explicitly mention the ADOR-HYBE feud or NewJeans. “We have confirmed that he made the posts because he thought that under no circumstances should young artists be dragged into conflicts or used as a shield,” the statement read, as translated by Soompi. Recommended Jungkook’s posts came just three days after the K-pop girl group hosted a surprise YouTube livestream… Read More →

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Dave Grohl’s representatives debunk viral “love child” post circulating on social media

A viral post by an Instagram user claiming she was the mother of Dave Grohl‘s “love child” has been confirmed to have been fake. Earlier this week, the Foo Fighters revealed that he has become a father of a baby girl outside of his marriage – but is “doing everything I can to regain the trust” of his wife Jordyn Blum and his family. He and Blum already share three daughters, Violet, Harper and Ophelia. In an Instagram post, he also promised to be a “loving and supportive parent” to the child. Advertisement Shortly after the announcement, a post went viral from someone claiming she was the mother of Grohl’s fourth child, who said the child’s name was Roxie Junie Grohl. The post featured a lengthy caption alongside a photo of a woman holding a newborn baby’s hand. “My sweet Roxie Junie Grohl, being your mama has already been the most incredible experience of my life,” the caption began. Recommended Later in the post, the creator said they could see Grohl’s face “like a little reflection of him in the tiniest, most beautiful way” when they looked at their child. “From the shape of your eyes to the way your… Read More →

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Donald Trump confuses reggaeton singer Nicky Jam for a woman at Las Vegas rally

Donald Trump was seen confusing reggaeton artist Nicky Jam for a woman at a Las Vegas rally before Jam’s endorsement speech for the presidential candidate. Yesterday (September 13), the 43-year-old singer made an appearance at the rally to support Trump ahead of the US elections in November. Introducing Jam to the stage, Trump was captured telling the crowd: “Latin music superstar Nicky Jam. Do you know Nicky? She’s hot. Where is Nicky?” Jam came to the stage to Trump’s surprise, and the 78-year-old quickly changed tune – “Oh look, come here!”, he says to Jam before turning to the audience and saying “I’m glad he came up.” Advertisement “It’s an honor to meet you, Mr. President. People that come from where I come from, they don’t meet the president. So I’m lucky,” said Jam. “We need you. We need you back, right? We need you to be the president.” Watch footage of the moment below. [embedded content] Jam took the faux pas in jest, sharing a picture of the two on his Instagram page, writing in Spanish “Nicky jam la potra la bichota” (“Nicky Jam is a fierce woman”) with multiple cry-laugh emojis. Recommended Recently, Trump’s campaign team released a… Read More →

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Watch Judas Priest kick off North American tour leg in Montreal

Judas Priest have kicked off their latest North American tour in Montreal. See footage from the night below. READ MORE: Judas Priest legend Rob Halford: “Coming out happened in the right way – it wasn’t premeditated” Yesterday (September 13), the heavy metal band continued their support for 2024 album ‘Invincible Shield’ at Bell Centre, two months after a sojourn in Europe that concluded in July at Istanbul, Turkey. The setlist for the night saw a mix of ‘Invincible Shield’ and fan favourites across nine classic albums. [embedded content] Advertisement [embedded content] [embedded content] [embedded content] The setlist for Judas Priest’s ‘Invincible Shield’ tour date in Montreal is (via Setlist.fm): Recommended ‘Panic Attack’‘You’ve Got Another Thing Comin”‘Rapid Fire’‘Breaking The Law’‘Riding On The Wind’‘Love Bites’‘Devil’s Child’‘Saints In Hell’‘Crown Of Horns’‘Sinner’‘Turbo Lover’‘Invincible Shield’‘Victim Of Changes’‘The Green Manalishi (With The Two Prong Crown)’ (Fleetwood Mac cover)‘Painkiller’ Encore:‘The Hellion’ / ‘Electric Eye’‘Hell Bent For Leather’‘Living After Midnight’ On the same day, the band issued the 50th anniversary edition of ‘Rocka Rolla’, which features a brand new mix by longtime collaborator and producer Tom Allom. The effort sprang from the band learning in 2022 that the owner of label Gull Records – which released the band’s first… Read More →

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Liam Gallagher responds to rumours of Richard Ashcroft supporting Oasis on reunion tour

Liam Gallagher has addressed rumours that Richard Ashcroft could support Oasis on their reunion tour next year. After a fan on X/Twitter asked if Ashcroft would be supporting Oasis at their 2025 live shows, Gallagher replied in very typically Liam Gallagher fashion: “That would be BIBLICAL”. Ashcroft has a long history with Oasis, serving as the inspiration behind their 1995 hit ‘Cast No Shadow’. During a Select interview that year, Noel Gallagher said: “I always felt he was born at the wrong time and in the wrong place, and he was always trying to say the right things, but they came out wrong.” Gallagher enlisted him for a collaboration on his 2022 hit ‘C’mon People (We’re Making It Now)’. Ashcroft also appeared as a special guest when he headlined Finsbury Park in 2018. Ashcroft supporting the UK shows? — TUFFKNUX (@TUFFKNUX) September 13, 2024 Advertisement The Verve also played with Oasis numerous times, including as early as 1993 when both bands were relatively unknown. In 1997, they opened for Oasis for two shows at London’s Earl’s Court. Gallagher reportedly said that he is looking for some “established acts” to support Oasis on their upcoming reunion tour. Recommended According to a… Read More →

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Oasis share update on private ballot sale for final Wembley Stadium reunion shows tomorrow

Oasis have updated fans hoping to buy tickets in the private ballot for their final Wembley Stadium reunion shows tomorrow (September 14). There was unprecedented demand for the Britpop legends’ comeback tour next summer, involving fans being held in online queues for hours (with many being kicked out of line with Ticketmaster’s systems believing them to be ticket tout bots). A press release later confirmed that over 10million fans from 158 countries attempted to get tickets, meaning ticket platforms struggled to cope. In addition, there was controversy over price hikes associated with dynamic pricing, leading to hundreds of fans complaining to the Advertising Standards Agency (with investigations suggested by the UK government and the European Commission). Politicians like Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy also weighed in, calling for a review of the policy and secondary ticket sites. Similarly, Twickets announced a U-turn on their stance – capping their booking fee at a maximum of £25 per ticket – while Mark Davyd, CEO of the Music Venue Trust (MVT), used the scramble as a way to highlight the struggles faced by grassroots venues. Advertisement The Gallagher brothers subsequently distanced themselves from the price hikes and announced last week that tickets for two more Wembley Stadium gigs in September… Read More →

Elvis Costello announces King Of America & Other Realms

Elvis Costello has announced King Of America & Other Realms, a new box set exploring his US adventures and his longtime creative partnership with T Bone Burnett. THE BEATLES, JONI MITCHELL, VAN MORRISON, MICHAEL KIWANUKA AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER YOUR COPY HERE! The six-disc Super Deluxe Edition box set is released on November 1 via UMe. You can pre-order a copy here. Advertisement It comes with a newly self-penned 35-page essay illustrated with numerous rare and never-before-seen photos in a 57-page booklet. The discs are housed in a 12” x 11.5” box. In addition to the Super Deluxe Edition box set, King Of America & Other Realms will also be available on 2CD with the new 2024 remaster of the album on CD1 and highlights from the box set on CD2, including studio recordings, demos and live recordings. The new remaster of King Of America will be available separately on both 140-gram black vinyl as well as limited edition 140-gram gold nugget colour vinyl, exclusively via ElvisCostello.com, uDiscover Music and Sound of Vinyl. It begins with a remaster of King Of America. Disc 2 features Costello’s solo demos from 1985. Disc 3 features a never-before-released concert, recorded on January 27, 1987 at London’s Royal Albert Hall. Disc 4, 5 and… Read More →

Nilüfer Yanya – My Method Actor

There have yet to be reports of Nilüfer Yanya refusing to answer to her own name, terrifying production assistants, or exhibiting any of the demanding off-camera behaviour once expected of Marlon Brando, Daniel Day-Lewis and other master thespians. Nevertheless, the notion of the method actor is a potent one for the London singer-songwriter. She’s spoken of the kinship she feels with these counterparts’ determination to ground performances in personal experiences and memories of trauma, essentially re-living those emotions in order to lend authenticity and urgency to present-day expressions. She sees her songs as a potential means to do the same. THE BEATLES, JONI MITCHELL, VAN MORRISON, MICHAEL KIWANUKA AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER YOUR COPY HERE! Another anxiety well-known to actors – or, indeed, to anyone who spends too much time on social media – surfaces throughout her third album as she captures and ponders instances of slippage between the versions of herself that are public and private, and of transitions between earlier, younger selves and who she is in the now. She often expresses a measure of uncertainty about what constitutes “my new costume” as she calls it in “Method Actor“, along with the worry… Read More →

Nick Lowe – Indoor Safari

When Nick Lowe toured America to promote Quality Street, his 2013 album of Christmas songs, his backing band was Yep Roc labelmates Los Straitjackets, retro rockers whose own albums suggested they hadn’t heard any new music since about 1965, their records awash with twanging instrumental rock’n’roll, rockabilly, surf music, teen ballads, some Tex-Mex and country. Nick, meanwhile, had been reversing into tomorrow, to borrow an old Stiff sales slogan, for most of his career, plausibly even earlier. They were a perfect musical match. And what a spectacle they offered! Four burly Americans in black hitman suits festooned with gold Aztec medallions, each sporting a lurid Mexican wrestling mask. The dapper Nick out front in crisp white shirt and black slacks, relaxed as a Rat Pack crooner at a poolside matinee. THE BEATLES, JONI MITCHELL, VAN MORRISON, MICHAEL KIWANUKA AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER YOUR COPY HERE! Over the decade Nick’s been touring with Los Straitjackets, there have been occasional forays into the studio, tracks recorded on the hoof, wherever they happened to be, released as singles and EPs. Nine of the 12 songs on Indoor Safari are taken from those sessions, the original tracks either remixed… Read More →

Lone Justice for all!

“People are saying it’s the first new Lone Justice record in 40 years, and I’m like… is it?” says Maria McKee, the band’s firebrand vocalist. The answer is both yes and no. While the group hasn’t released a proper full-length since 1986’s Shelter, upcoming album Viva Lone Justice isn’t technically new. McKee recorded the bulk of the material with ex-bandmates Marvin Etzioni and Don Heffington as demos for her 1992 solo effort You Gotta Sin To Get Saved. Dusting off those tapes in the wake of Heffington’s passing in 2021, Etzioni encouraged McKee to turn the sessions into a new solo album. Instead, she suggested they reach out to another former bandmate, guitarist Ryan Hedgecock, to add overdubs and release it under the Lone Justice name. THE BEATLES, JONI MITCHELL, VAN MORRISON, MICHAEL KIWANUKA AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER YOUR COPY HERE! Viva Lone Justice is a rollicking, eclectic ride that puts hillbilly country stomp alongside shimmery folk, barrelhouse blues and a faithfully ripping cover of The Undertones’ “Teenage Kicks”, recorded in honour of Feargal Sharkey who scored his only No 1 single in 1985 with the McKee-composed “A Good Heart”. Advertisement “I didn’t do anything,”… Read More →

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Britney Spears doesn’t “understand” Sabrina Carpenter’s “weird” VMAs performance

Britney Spears appreciates Sabrina Carpenter paying homage to her at the MTV VMAs, but she doesn’t “understand” the entire performance – find out more below. READ MORE: Why is Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Espresso’ taking over Spotify algorithms? On Wednesday night (September 11), Sabrina Carpenter performed at the VMAs, playing a medley of ‘Please Please Please’, ‘Taste’ and ‘Espresso’. At one point during her performance, she kissed an alien before segueing into ‘Espresso’ from a portion of her recent single ‘Taste’. Carpenter also paid homage to Britney Spears by playing a snippet of audio from the latter’s Mars-set video for ‘Oops!… I Did It Again’. Sabrina Carpenter kisses an aline at the 2024 MTV VMAs. Credit: Christopher Polk/Billboard via Getty Images Following the performance, Spears took to her Instagram Story to talk about the performance. Spears noted that she didn’t watch the event live, but instead had seen a few videos on YouTube. Advertisement “Did you guys watch the VMAs? I didn’t watch the VMAs, but I did see stuff on my phone from YouTube of Sabrina Carpenter,” Spears said to start off her video – which has since expired from Instagram but was recorded and shared on X/Twitter. She continued: “Why is she kissing… Read More →

Introducing the new Uncut: The Beatles, Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison, Michael Kiwanuka, a free 15-track CD and more

One of my last jobs on this issue has been proofing our field report from the End Of The Road festival, which Uncut was proudly involved with again this year. I’m hard-pressed to find another festival which reflects so much of what we do here at Uncut – mixing familiar names (Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy, Slowdive, Lankum, Yo La Tengo) with upcoming faces (Kassi Valazza, Sanam, Florence Adooni, Snõõper) across a variety of genres and styles. THE BEATLES, JONI MITCHELL, VAN MORRISON, MICHAEL KIWANUKA AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER YOUR COPY HERE! By way of evidence, please look no further than this issue of Uncut. Among many highlights, Laura Barton profiles the remarkable redemption story of Christopher Owens, the former frontman with indie-rock classicists Girls, and whose new album I Wanna Run Barefoot Through Your Hair is one of my favourite records of the year so far. Elsewhere, I’m very happy to have found time to write a feature on psychedelic drone outsiders Spacemen 3, who according to one admirer, were nothing less than “the greatest English band of the late ’80s”. There’s more, of course – Van Morrison, Michael Kiwanuka, Peter Perrett as well as Steve… Read More →

Uncut – November 2024

CLICK TO GET THE NEW UNCUT DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR THE BEATLES: With a new boxset collecting the Fabs’ ’64 US LPs, eyewitnesses and contemporaries relive the mania of the British Invasion. “In music, there is The Beatles and then there is everybody else…” VAN MORRISON: The Celtic soul guru on jamming with The Band, recording with Cliff, why he no longer performs “Brown Eyed Girl”, old songs and new arrangements, Veedon Fleece at 50, the nature of creativity and more. “I am nostalgic. But it’s my nostalgia, you know…” Advertisement MICHAEL KIWANUKA: Drawing inspiration from Gene Clark and “obsessed” with David Gilmour’s guitar phrasing, the Mercury Prize winner is once again upping the stakes with his consciousness-raising, widescreen soul party. “You’ve gotta keep speaking up,” PETER PERRETT: Clean and healthy, the Only One is on a career roll with The Cleansing – a gloriously ambitious and death-defying double that’s his third album in seven years. “I have a mantra: each day we survive is a revolutionary act!” SPACEMEN 3: Psychedelic outsiders on the ’80s UK indie scene, they were on the cusp of success before combusting spectacularly. “We were a pretty dysfunctional group of people. We recognised that in… Read More →

The Beatles’ 1964 US LPs collected for new mono vinyl set

The Beatles‘ American albums originally compiled for US release between January 1964 and March 1965 are reissued on November 22 by Apple Corps Ltd./Capitol/UMe as The Beatles: 1964 U.S. Albums In Mono. All seven albums – Meet The Beatles!, The Beatles’ Second Album, A Hard Day’s Night (Original Motion Picture Sound Track), Something New, The Beatles’ Story (2LP), Beatles ’65 and The Early Beatles – have been analog cut for 180-gram audiophile vinyl from their original mono master tapes and feature replicated artwork and new four-panel inserts with essays. The albums’ new vinyl lacquers were cut by Kevin Reeves at Nashville’s East Iris Studios. Out of print on vinyl since 1995, the seven mono albums are available now for preorder in a new eight-LP box set, with six of the titles also available individually. Advertisement To celebrate the reissue of these albums, Uncut’s November 2024 issue digs deep into The Beatles’ momentous first visit to America in 1964 – and the mania that followed as the British Invasion took hold. The Beatles: 1964 U.S. Albums In Mono box set can be pre-ordered here while the separate albums can be pre-ordered below. [embedded content] Meet The Beatles![Capitol Records: released January 20, 1964;… Read More →

City to City: Introducing King Nun

“We’re really more of a cult than a band,” grins drummer Caius Stockley-Young from underneath an unseasonal woolly hat as he tries to explain the chemistry that defines King Nun. The five-piece formed when they were at school in south-west London and meet Uncut in nearby Kingston, scene of some of their earliest successes. It turns out that King Nun are a fairly self-contained unit. Caius produced their 2023 album LAMB at the Marshall Studio, brother Ethan (bass, percussion) painted the cover art, guitarist James Upton drives the tour van with Caius, while bassist Nathan Gane – “the human calendar” – is tour manager. That leaves singer Theo Polyzoides free to write lyrics, which are plucked from a pile of notebooks that he fills with ideas while the band are writing songs. It’s an admirably DIY approach, as you’d expect from a band that first bonded over a love of CGBG bands, particularly Marquee Moon, which became an early point of unity when they formed as teenagers in 2013. Their tastes have changed and diversified as they have got older, but LAMB still resounds with the punkish energy that saw them named Best Rock Newcomers at Bonnarroo festival. There’s galloping… Read More →

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Babyshambles, Suede, All Saints, Idlewild and more to reissue limited classic LPs on vinyl for National Album Day 2024

National Album Day (NAD) has announced its return this year with a stacked slate of limited classic LPs being reissued on vinyl be some of Britain’s greatest acts – see the full list below. READ MORE: The CD revival? It might become the punkest music format out there National Album Day will take place on October 19 this year, and will follow the theme “Great British Groups”. This year, the event is presented in association with official broadcast partner BBC Radio 2. As part of this year’s celebrations, NAD has announced over 40 classic records that are being reissued on vinyl. All of these special titles will be made available for purchase in retailers across the UK and via NAD itself – a large number of these records will be available for pre-order from 10am BST today (September 12). Idlewild’s ‘Warnings/Promises’. Credit: National Album Day Advertisement Among the titles available today are Babyshambles‘ ‘Shotter’s Nation’, Idlewild‘s ‘Warnings/Promises’, Judas Priest‘s ‘British Steel’, Daughter‘s ‘Music From Before The Storm’, Simple Minds‘ ‘Big Music’, Slowdive‘s self-titled record, T. Rex‘s ‘The Slider’, The Proclaimers‘ ‘This Is The Story’, Suede‘s ‘Dog Man Star’ and Travis‘ ‘The Man Who’ and many others. The records available for pre-order… Read More →

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Elon Musk shares bizarre response to Taylor Swift endorsing Kamala Harris: “I will give you a child”

Elon Musk has responded to Taylor Swift’s endorsement of Kamala Harris in the US presidential election in a post on X. READ MORE: Taylor Swift live in Edinburgh: The ‘Eras Tour’ finally hits the UK Entrepreneur Musk, who owns X and renamed the platform from Twitter last year, has endorsed Harris’ rival in the election race, Donald Trump, and in recent years has increasingly voiced support for right-wing politicians. After Swift announced on Instagram yesterday (September 10) that she will be voting for Harris and her running mate Tim Walz in the upcoming election, Musk replied on X, “Fine Taylor … you win … I will give you a child and guard your cats with my life.” The reference to Swift’s cats is in response to the singer’s post, in which she included a photo of herself holding Benjamin Button, one of her three cats. She signed off her message as “Taylor Swift, Childless Cat Lady” too, clearly poking fun at recent comments made by Trump’s running mate JD Vance, in which he described prominent Democrat politicians as “childless cat ladies”. Fine Taylor … you win … I will give you a child and guard your cats with my life —… Read More →

Hear a previously unreleased live version of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young performing “Helplessly Hoping” at the Fillmore East, 1969

David Crosby, Stephen Stills, Graham Nash, and Neil Young are releasing a newly-discovered live set recorded during the band’s September 20, 1969, concert at the Fillmore East in New York. JIMI HENDRIX, A BIG STAR CD, GILLIAN WELCH, FONTAINES D.C. AND MORE – ORDER YOUR COPY OF THE NEW UNCUT HERE! Live At The Fillmore East, 1969 will be available on 2xLP and CD. Pre-order here. Advertisement You can hear a previously unreleased live version of “Helplessly Hoping” below. [embedded content] Stephen Stills and Neil Young compiled and mixed the original eight-track concert recordings with John Hanlon at Sunset Sound Studios in Los Angeles. The audio is AAA lacquer cut for the vinyl release to provide the highest audio fidelity. ​Said Young recently: “We mixed at Sunset Sound – the analog echo chamber, no digital echo. We’re staying all analog throughout the production…Pure. Analog. No digital – an Analog Original.” Advertisement Live At The Fillmore East, 1969 tracklisting is: LP ​Acoustic Set Side One “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes” “Blackbird” “Helplessly Hoping” “Guinnevere” “Lady Of The Island” ​ Side Two “Go Back Home” “On The Way Home” “4 + 20” “Our House” “I’ve Loved Her So Long” “You Don’t Have To Cry” ​ Electric Set Side One… Read More →

Hear Joan Shelley’s new track, “Mood Ring”

Joan Shelley returns with the Mood Ring EP. Scroll down to hear the title track. JIMI HENDRIX, A BIG STAR CD, GILLIAN WELCH, FONTAINES D.C. AND MORE – ORDER YOUR COPY OF THE NEW UNCUT HERE! The Mood Ring EP is released by No Quarter on October 4 and can be pre-ordered here. It marks Shelley’s first new music since The Spur album in 2022. Tracklisting for the EP is: Mood Ring Singing To You Fire of the Morning Seven Steps I Look After You Shelley says the title track was inspired by: “the idea that heat and time are interlinked. That they tug and warp each other in space. I had read about block universe theory and it bothered me—if it were true, how do we really change anything? The song wove its own little message in response: this sense that all of us, our web of connections and the friction of our relationships, are the fuel that propels us through time… and that inevitably we are consumed by it. But what a spectacular thing to get a chance to ignite this vast, incomprehensible space with our lives. To have gotten an invitation to be here at all.”

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Chappell Roan says her previous label didn’t want her to release ‘Pink Pony Club’

‘Pink Pony Club’ – one of Chappell Roan‘s biggest hits – was nearly blocked from being released by her previous label, the artist has revealed. READ MORE: Chappell Roan: the pop supernova who feels like one of the ‘Drag Race’ girls In 2020, Chappell Roan released the single ‘Pink Pony Club’ via Atlantic Records. A few months later, she was dropped by the label. Last year, she released her debut album ‘The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess’ via Island and Amusement Records – ‘Pink Pony Club’ featured on the record and would go on to become one of her most popular hits. However, that wasn’t always the case, as the singer-songwriter revealed in a new feature with Rolling Stone that Atlantic Records were firmly against her releasing the song. She recalled that the label had tried to dissuade her from putting the song out as it was a big departure from her previous sound. [embedded content] Advertisement “I was so devastated,” she told the publication. “It made me second-guess myself.” The initial reaction to the song was positive, but only blew up properly in 2023 after the release of her debut album. She and co-producer Nigro recalled fighting for… Read More →

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Shailene Woodley to play Janis Joplin in new biopic

A long-awaited biopic about the life of Janis Joplin has taken a step closer to reality, with Shailene Woodley set to star as the iconic rock performer. The actress, who will also produce the film with Tower Hill Entertainment, has received $2.49 million in funding from the California Film Commission to make the movie, it was announced on Tuesday (September 10). “California meant so much to Janis Joplin — from the stoops of San Francisco to the wooden walls of Sunset Sound, the state became the stage upon which she explored not just the world of music, but the world of her vibrant humanity,” Woodley said in a statement (via The Hollywood Reporter). Shailene Woodley ís set to star as Janis Joplin in a biopic in which she will also produce. Credit: Getty Images Advertisement “I have a feeling Janis would be smiling ear to ear, zipping down the PCH in her psychedelic Porsche knowing her story is bringing opportunities and funding to the city and people that held so much significance to her. “Thank you to the California Film Commission’s Film & Television Tax Credit Program — myself and the other producers on this project believe California is the only… Read More →