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Lone Justice return with first new album for 37 years

Lone Justice return with a new album, Viva Lone Justice, which is released on October 25 on Afar. You can hear “Jenny Jenkins” and “Teenage Kicks” below. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN IS ON THE COVER OF THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER YOUR COPY HERE The band’s first album since 1986’s Shelter features original band members Maria McKee, Ryan Hedgecock, Marvin Etzioni and the late Don Heffington – who died in 2021. Guests on the album include string arranger Tammy Rogers, multi-horn player David Ralicke, Greg Leisz on steel guitar and Benmont Tench on piano. You can pre-order Viva Lone Justice on LP, CD and digitally here and the tracklisting for the album is: You Possess Me Jenny Jenkins Rattlesnake Mama Teenage Kicks Wade in the Water Nothing Can Stop My Loving You Skull and Cross Bones Alabama Baby I Will Always Love You Sister Anne

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Chlöe Bailey announces release date for sophomore album ‘Trouble In Paradise’

Chlöe Bailey has announced the release date for her upcoming sophomore album ‘Trouble In Paradise’ – find out more about the album below. In June, Chlöe Bailey revealed that she had been in Saint Lucia for an extended period of time to record the majority of her second solo album, ‘Trouble In Paradise’. Little else was shared about the album, but the singer-songwriter has now confirmed that the album will be released very soon. Through an Instagram post shared on Monday (August 5), Bailey wrote: “a storm is coming. ‘TROUBLE IN PARADISE’ 8/9”. This confirms that the record will be out this Friday (August 9), and can be pre-saved now. Advertisement The album has so far been previewed by two singles, ‘FYS’ (short for ‘Fuck Your Status’) and ‘Boy Bye’. ‘FYS’ dropped on March 1, while ‘Boy Bye’ arrived on April 12, right in time for her performance at Coachella 2024. Per a conversation with Nylon, Chlöe Bailey said that ‘Trouble In Paradise’ is “a coming-of-age celebration of being a woman and having fun, not taking life too seriously.” She also revealed that Anderson .Paak and Jeremih have features on the record, though she did not share if there are… Read More →

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Morrissey announces 2024 North American tour – kicking off on Halloween

Morrissey has announced a North American tour for later this year, which starts on Halloween. The former Smiths frontman will kick off the run of shows in Houston and will play across the continent throughout November. He will make stops in Dallas, Little Rock, Birmingham, Knoxville, Durham, Baltimore, Newark, Atlantic City, Rochester, Niagra Falls, Flint and Indianapolis before wrapping up in Waukegan on November 23. The shows have been announced off the back of Morrissey’s two-night run at the House Of Blues inside Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas last month. “There is currently something happening, a finesse and ferocity coming from Morrissey and the band that is unparalleled to anything I’ve seen in my tenure as Morrissey’s guitarist for over 21 years. It’s an infectious excitement coming from him directly manifesting through the band and into the audience leaving everyone in a euphoric state,” his touring guitarist Jesse Tobias said. “As much as he and the band have historically been put against the ropes, doubted, disregarded and judged while others are given a free pass, Morrissey and the band will liberate and astound everyone with our forthcoming releases and shows … that’s if you are open to music as a method for… Read More →

Peter Perrett shares new song “I Wanna Go With Dignity”

Peter Perrett has announced details of his new album The Cleansing, which is released on November 1 via Domino. You can hear the first track from the album, “I Wanna Go With Dignity”, below. The track is partly inspired by former Uncut writer, David Cavanagh. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN IS ON THE COVER OF THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER YOUR COPY HERE The album features Perrett’s sons Jamie (guitar / production) and Peter Jr (bass) plus members of his live band, alongside guests including Johnny Marr, Bobby Gillespie, Fontaines D.C.’s Carlos O’Connell and Dream Wife guitarist Alice Go. Tracklisting for The Cleansing is: 1. I Wanna Go With Dignity 2. Disinfectant 3. Fountain Of You 4. Secret Taliban Wife 5. Solitary Confinement 6. Women Gone Bad 7. Survival Mode 8. Mixed Up Confucius 9. Do Not Resuscitate 10. The Cleansing 11. All That Time 12. Kill A Franco Spy 13. Set The House On Fire 14. Feast For Sore Eyes 15. There For You 16. Art Is A Disease 17. World In Chains 18. Back In The Hole 19. Less Than Nothing 20. Crystal Clear The Cleansing is available to preorder on DomMart-exclusive red double vinyl with signed sleeve, standard double vinyl, CD and digitally. Perrett also plays a special show on Saturday October 19 at the Moth Club, London.

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Hear a preview of BLACKPINK’s Lisa’s new single, ‘Brand New Día’

BLACKPINK member Lisa has dropped a teaser for her next solo single, ‘Brand New Día’. On August 3, BLACKPINK’s Lisa and her agency LLOUD released short teaser clip for the K-pop star’s upcoming song ‘Brand New Día’ on X (formerly Twitter). The clip is accompanied by the Thai rapper showing off a star-shaped necklace visuals, while sporting pink hair and a matching leather jacket. “Here I go / Bangin’ it, bangin’ it, wanna crack these walls / Bangin’ it, bangin’ it, wanna echo through the halls / Pullin’ up, fresh face, brand new día,” she raps on the snippet. A release date for ‘Brand New Día’ has yet to be announced. fresh face brand new día 💫 pic.twitter.com/2HyeYewcgT — LLOUD (@wearelloud) August 2, 2024 Advertisement The teaser comes a little over a month after Lisa made her solo comeback with the single ‘Rockstar’. The song was her first release since she opted not to re-sign with YG Entertainment for solo management in December, subsequently launching LLOUD in February this year. The Thai K-pop idol is slated to make an appearance at the Global Citizen Festival 2024 as a co-headliner alongside Post Malone, Doja Cat, Jelly Roll and Rauw Alejandro next month at the… Read More →

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Sam Fender plays live debut for two unreleased songs ‘People Watching’ and ‘Nostalgia Lies’

Sam Fender has previewed two unreleased songs at his Boardmasters show last night (August 3) – watch fan-filmed footage below. READ MORE: Sam Fender on the cover: “This album is probably the best thing I’ve done in my life” The Geordie recently played a show at Plymouth Pavilions, where he gave two unreleased songs their live debut: ‘People Watching’ and ‘Nostalgia’s Lie’. Fender said the two would appear on his upcoming third album. It will be Fender’s first new music since January’s soulful ‘Iris‘, taken from the Jackdaw soundtrack, and his Noah Kahan collaboration ‘Homesick‘. He has also teased new music with The War On Drugs frontman Adam Granduciel. ‘People Watching’ sees Fender reflect on passerbys he sees on the street, “envious at the glimmer of hope”, whilst ‘Nostalgia’s Lie’ appears to be a narration of Fender returning to his hometown: “These streets break my heart / There is pain and failure, the desperate yearning / For all my friends who are gone / Those were the times where we all had nothing”. Advertisement Take a listen to ‘People Watching’ and ‘Nostalgia’s Lie’ below: [embedded content] [embedded content] Recommended Following his intimate Plymouth show, Fender has teased more dates to come, writing in response to… Read More →

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Watch brass band change Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’ into Donald Trump diss outside NABJ convention

A brass band switched up Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’ into a Donald Trump diss outside his appearance at the NABJ conference this week. The former president was speaking at the National Association of Black Journalists convention in Chicago on Wednesday (July 31), and a brass band took the chance to mount a mini-protest. The group played the Drake diss, but co-opted its message to direct it at the 2024 Republican nominee for president instead. Where Kendrick sang “They not like us”, this band sang, “Trump’s not like us”. Watch the clip below: Not the White men outside the convention having more sense than the National Association of Black Journalists. They changed the lyrics to ‘They Not Like Us’ to ‘Trump’s Not Like Us.’#NABJ #NABJ24 #NABJ2024 pic.twitter.com/2hNZ43cS0O — Dana Abercrombie (@sagesurge) July 31, 2024 Advertisement “Not the White men outside the convention having more sense than the National Association of Black Journalists,” wrote the X user who posted the original clip. Drake himself recently quoted the song, which became a US BIllboard Hot 100 chart-topper and became the most streamed hip-hop song in one day, in response to an impersonator dancing along to ‘Hotline Bling’. “Sometimes you gotta pop out,”… Read More →

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Nadine Shah describes violence on the streets of Sunderland hometown as “rancid”

Nadine Shah has described scenes of violent riots on the streets of her hometown of Sunderland on Friday night (August 2) as “rancid”. The Mayor of the North East, Kim McGuinness, has called rioters “appalling” and “far-right”, and some of those in the streets could be heard shouting Islamophobic slurs and chanting support for the founder of the English Defence League, Tommy Robinson (via The Guardian). Shah, who was born in nearby Whitburn and grew up in the area, posted on her social media accounts on Saturday morning (August 3) to give her view on the events of the previous night. “The scenes from Sunderland last night are rancid,” she wrote. “Love and solidarity to all my brothers and sisters feeling scared and targeted right now.” The scenes from Sunderland last night are rancid. Love and solidarity to all my brothers and sisters feeling scared and targeted right now. Sunderland is made up of good decent people and we can’t let this hatred fester and grow. SUNLUN ❤️ pic.twitter.com/irx2jgK1L7 — Nadine Shah (@nadineshah) August 3, 2024 Advertisement “Sunderland is made up of good decent people and we can’t let this hatred fester and grow. SUNLUN,” she added, alongside a photograph… Read More →

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Maya Rudolph to revive her Kamala Harris impression on new SNL season

Maya Rudolph is set to reprise her memorable impression of Kamala Harris on the upcoming new season of Saturday Night Live. Rudolph first portrayed the Vice President on the show during an appearance in 2019, where she went head-to-head with Woody Harrelson’s Joe Biden, referencing their Democratic primary debates. She later revived the impression throughout the 2021 season, and now, after Biden endorsed Harris to replace him in the 2024 presidential election, Rudolph will be back on screen again to play her. [embedded content] Advertisement Deadline reports that she will be a recurring presence on the 50th season, which kicks off on September 28 and will run through the final weeks of the presidential campaign. SNL is set to celebrate its 50th anniversary with a special three-hour primetime special on NBC. To be aired live on February 16, 2025, it will be part of a “celebratory weekend” for the show. “We’re doing the 50th anniversary show in February of ’25, so I will definitely be there for that, and definitely be there until that, and sometime before that we’ll figure out what we’re gonna do,” the show’s creator Lorne Michaels said. Recommended NBC ran a similar tribute for the show’s… Read More →

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Tom Cruise to perform his own stunt at Paris Olympics closing ceremony

Tom Cruise is reportedly set to feature in the closing ceremony at the Paris Olympic Games, where he will perform his own stunt. The actor is currently filming the eighth entry in the Mission: Impossible franchise in Europe and Variety reports that he has been tapped by the artistic director of the Games, Thomas Jolly, to make a high-profile impact at the show-closing event on August 11. Cruise has been spotted in attendance at multiple events at the Olympics already, including the women’s gymnastics and the swimming. Tom Cruise. Credit: D Dipasupil/FilmMagic Advertisement The French site Sortir A Paris reports that they saw Cruise rehearsing his spot for the ceremony in May, in which he was riding a motorbike with a large flag attached down the Champs- Élysées, with speculation rife that he will be involved in the official handover of the Games to Los Angeles, who will host the Summer Olympics in 2028. Cruise’s representatives have not confirmed the reports. The opening ceremony last Friday (July 26) launched the Games with a divisive four-hour event that included performances from a showstopping Celine Dion, a pre-recorded Lady Gaga and a history-making Gojira. Recommended US celebrity presence has also been felt over the course of the… Read More →

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Kesha seemingly disses Katy Perry during Lollapalooza 2024 set

Kesha has seemingly dissed Katy Perry during her Lollapalooza 2024 set yesterday (August 1). During her Grant Park set at Lollapalooza 2024, Kesha performed ‘Backstabber’ from her 2010 debut album ‘Animal’. The song’s bridge features the line “Katie’s to my left, rippin’ my style”. However, during the performance, Kesha only sings the first part before expressing disgust on her face. Fans were quick to point out how the line has had new meaning – given that Kesha hasn’t been quiet about Perry’s recent work with Dr Luke, who she accused of emotional abuse and sexual assault in a decade-long lawsuit. “Katy’s to the left… backstabber”🔪 Kesha at Lollapalooza 2024 pic.twitter.com/tnMr7mAiXR — Kesha Discord (@KeshaDiscord) August 2, 2024 Advertisement “I’m so glad she’s saying what we’re all thinking,” writes X user @ratedpaulie. When another user called the diss into question, stating that the song was written back in 2009, @artpopbaddie responded: “the gag is that instead of finishing the lyric she literally gagged lmao”. After her set, Kesha took to X to mention that the knife she carried during the ‘Backstabber’ performance was a real butcher’s knife – and she didn’t know until later. “Apparently the prop knife went missing and… Read More →

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Tegan and Sara: catfishing scheme that targeted fans turned into documentary

A catfishing scheme that targeted Tegan and Sara fans will be the subject of a new Hulu documentary. Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara will premiere on Hulu on October 18 and tells the story of how the catfishing scheme targeted fans of the Canadian indie duo. In 2011, Tegan Quin was hacked and her personal files were exposed, which led to her identity being stolen. It was then used in a catfish scheme to defraud the band’s fans. The thief was nicknamed ‘Fegan’ – “fake Tegan” – whose actions were said to have led to a “severe ripple effect of mistrust, anxiety, and self-doubt.” The real Quin kickstarted the making of the documentary, enlisting filmmaker and investigator Erin Lee Carr (of Britney Vs. Spears fame) to find the culprit. Both sisters are also credited as executive producers. “Tegan and Sara ascended to global fame as one of the most influential queer indie rock bands of their generation,” the documentary’s synopsis noted. Advertisement “They worked hard to cultivate an inclusive and passionate fanbase around the world. Listeners were drawn to the duo’s beautifully confessional lyrics, but there was more than just the music. Fans found within the community the only safe… Read More →

Jeff Ament – My Life In Music

The Pearl Jam bassman on the records that really matter to him: “I remember the hair standing up on my neck” BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN IS ON THE COVER OF THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER YOUR COPY HERE SIMON & GARFUNKEL Advertisement Sounds Of Silence COLUMBIA, 1966 One day, my first grade teacher, Mrs Robertson – not Robinson! – said, ‘Hey, I’m gonna put on this record, and I want everybody to sing along.’ And she passed out lyrics to “The Sound Of Silence”. I didn’t know what the words meant, but it was heavy: “Hello darkness, my old friend…” I remember the hair standing up on my neck. We were church-going folks, but I never felt the spirit moving through me the way that I did singing along with my friends to that song. I almost see it as the moment when I was really introduced to music. I go back to that song probably at least once a year. Usually it’s a moment when I’m by myself, so I can get weepy. Advertisement THE BEATLES Let It Be APPLE, 1970 My uncle had given me a couple of singles, including a copy of “Help”, but this was the first full-length… Read More →

Jack White confirms official release for his No Name album

Jack White has given an official release to his new album, No Name, which he previously stealth-released via his Third Man stores on July 19. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN IS ON THE COVER OF THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER YOUR COPY HERE The 13-track album will be available from Thursday, August, on limited edition vinyl at all Third Man stores with a wider vinyl release at select independent record stores, as well as a global digital release, following on Friday, August 2. Read Uncut’s review of No Name here. No Name will also be available on black vinyl via thirdmanrecords.com and jackwhiteiii.com. The album was recorded, produced, and mixed by White at his Third Man Studio throughout 2023 and 2024, pressed to vinyl at Third Man Pressing, and released by Third Man Records. The tracklisting for No Name is: Old Scratch Blues Bless Yourself That’s How I’m Feeling It’s Rough on Rats (If You’re Asking) Archbishop Harold Holmes Bombing Out What’s the Rumpus? Tonight (Was a Long Time Ago) Underground Number One With a Bullet Morning at Midnight Missionary Terminal Archenemy Endling

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Charli XCX teases ‘Guess’ remix with unknown artist, heavily rumoured to be Billie Eilish

Charli XCX is teasing a remix of ‘Brat’ deluxe edition track ‘Guess’ with an unknown artist, which many fans are guessing is Billie Eilish. Yesterday (July 31), Charli XCX shared a tweet with artwork of the remix track, showing the lower profiles of herself with the featured guest artist. The artwork also shows a placeholder for the mystery artist’s name. ‘Guess’ is also produced by The Dare. Guess ? pic.twitter.com/navFSQUAym — Charli (@charli_xcx) July 31, 2024 The identifying features of the artist, including ring accessories and low-hanging jeans, has led fans to believe it is Billie Eilish. X (formerly Twitter) user @allurequinn compared the artwork to a photo of Eilish on her recent episode of Chicken Shop Date. the rings… it’s billie eilish yall omggg https://t.co/U6ipGObxzH pic.twitter.com/KJZSr8TeRb — pop culture gal (@allurequinn) July 31, 2024 Advertisement Earlier today (August 1), Eilish also shared an Instagram Story of a selfie close-up with a question mark in text, fuelling speculation that she’s the ‘Guess’ artist. Last week, Charli revealed there is more new music on the way, responding to several op-eds that declared the end of her wildly successful ‘Brat summer’. Chappell Roan shared a selfie holding a CD copy of ‘Brat’,… Read More →

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What happened to Dewey actor from ‘Malcolm In The Middle’ finally revealed

For many years mystery has surrounded the whereabouts of Malcolm In The Middle actor Erik Per Sullivan – but what happened to him after the show ended? The popular US show ran for five seasons between 2000-2006 and followed the story of genius Malcolm, his brothers and parents. Sullivan starred in the series alongside Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, Jane Kaczmarek, Christopher Masterson and Justin Berfield. In the show, Sullivan played Dewey who was the youngest of the brothers. Advertisement Sullivan has been off the radar since the show ended and now, Kaczmarek, who played his mother Lois on the show, has opened up about where he is now. Speaking to Malcolm France, a YouTube show dedicated to the sitcom, she revealed: “He’s well, he’s very, very well…He did Malcolm for seven years, he started at seven, he ended at 14. He wasn’t interested in acting, at all.” She went on to reveal that he’s now a student in the US. Recommended “He goes to school at a very prestigious American university that he’s asked us all to be quiet about and he loves Charles Dickens. He’s doing graduate work in Victorian literature. I admire it because so many people think… Read More →

Drive-By Truckers – Southern Rock Opera (reissue, 2001)

Drive-By Truckers are an American institution: alt.country punks turned Southern rock revivalists, grizzled latter-day flag-wavers for the 20th-century indie idealism Michael Azerrad documented in This Band Can Be Your Life, and a crucible of world-class songwriting talent that includes ex-Trucker Jason Isbell and founding fathers Patterson Hood and Mike Cooley. Over the course of 14 studio albums and almost three decades of hardscrabble touring, the group has honed a sound and sensibility that’s ragged, steaming, sentimental, political, smartass, heartfelt and heartbreaking, with hollered harmonies and white-knuckle guitar jams owing more to Lynyrd Skynyrd than the Allman Brothers, while also invoking Neil Young & Crazy Horse, old-time string bands and the Southern soul music forged at Alabama’s historic FAME and Muscle Shoals Sound studios (both of which employed Hood’s bass-playing father David in pivotal roles). AAA The Truckers also made one of the 21st century’s greatest concept albums. Released a day after the 9/11 attacks in 2001, Southern Rock Opera is an epic tale of a doomed musician that also made a potent political statement on “the duality of the Southern thing” (a coinage the album introduced) – the problematic mix of pride and shame that informs, many would say warps,… Read More →

Milton Nascimento & Esperanza Spalding – Milton + Esperanza

The genre of collaborative albums between a younger fan and an older hero has started to take on several distinct forms in recent years. Sometimes the artists collaborate as equals, writing new songs together – take Franz Ferdinand and Sparks’ 2015’s album FFS, or Elton John’s 2010 LP with Leon Russell, The Union. Sometimes, the younger fan coaxes the older legend into writing new songs, as Jack White did with Loretta Lynn on Van Lear Rose in 2004, or as Dan Auerbach did with Dr John on 2012’s Locked Down. Then there are those collabs where the ageing legend seems barely aware he’s making an album at all, as with Richard Russell’s -style LP with Gil Scott Heron in 2010, I’m New Here. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN IS ON THE COVER OF THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER YOUR COPY HERE There’s also the collaboration that’s actually a tribute in disguise, like Elvis Costello’s 2005 album with Allen Toussaint, The River In Reverse, where Costello revived seven obscure old Toussaint songs and co-wrote a few hymns to his hero. This is very much the approach that Esperanza Spalding has adopted here with Milton Nascimento. Advertisement Nascimento has been a legend of Brazilian music… Read More →

Hear Father John Misty’s new single, “I Guess Time Just Makes Fools of Us All”

Josh Tillman returns with a new Father John Misty track, “I Guess Time Just Makes Fools of Us All”. You can hear it below. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN IS ON THE COVER OF THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER YOUR COPY HERE The track is taken from Greatish Hits: I Followed My Dreams and My Dreams Said To Crawl – a compilation of tracks drawn from his five studio albums to date that’s available digitally from Bella Union today [July 31, 2024]. Advertisement [embedded content] “I Guess Time Makes Fools of Us All” will also appear on Father John Misty’s forthcoming album which is due out later this year. The tracklisting for Greatish Hits: I Followed My Dreams and My Dreams Said To Crawl is: 1. Nancy From Now On Advertisement 2. Disappointing Diamonds Are The Rarest of Them All3. Chateau Lobby #4 (in C for Two Virgins)4. Goodbye Mr. Blue5. When You’re Smiling And Astride Me6. Mr. Tillman7. Things It Would Have Been Helpful to Know Before the Revolution 8. Please Don’t Die9. I’m Writing a Novel10. Real Love Baby11. Buddy’s Rendezvous12. Total Entertainment Forever13. Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings 14. Holy Shit15. Pure Comedy16. I Love You, Honeybear17. I Guess Time Just… Read More →

Hear Bryan Ferry’s cover of Bob Dylan’s “She Belongs To Me”

Bryan Ferry has announced details of his first, career-spanning solo compilation – Retrospective: Selected Recordings 1973-2023. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN IS ON THE COVER OF THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER YOUR COPY HERE Totalling 81 tracks, the collection is due for release on October 25 via BMG. Advertisement The set includes “Star“, Ferry’s first original song to be released in over a decade, and a cover of Dylan’s “She Belongs To Me” which you can hear below. [embedded content] Retrospective: Selected Recordings 1973-2023 will be released in multiple formats, including a 5CD deluxe box set featuring 81 songs, accompanied by a 100-page hardback book containing extensive new liner notes, rare and unseen photographs and imagery. A 2LP gatefold edition presents The Best Of Bryan Ferry, containing 20 songs pressed to black vinyl with variants including a green/blue vinyl pressing and a clear vinyl pressing. A 1CD version will also feature the same 20 songs and a booklet containing liner notes and photographs. An 81-track edition of the album will be released digitally. Retrospective: Selected Recordings 1973-2023 5 CD Track Listing: Advertisement Disc One: The Best Of Bryan Ferry 1. A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall 2. These Foolish Things 3. The ‘In’ Crowd 4. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes… Read More →

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Watch Hugh Jackman’s wholesome initial reaction to ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ fight scene

Hugh Jackman‘s first reaction to a pivotal fight scene in Marvel‘s Deadpool & Wolverine has been shared – you can watch it below. READ MORE: ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ review: a sarky, time-skipping superhero send-up The film’s director has taken to social media to share a clip of Jackman’s initial reaction to watching the climactic fight scene in the movie. In the clip, Jackman’s watching the scene on a laptop while in an airplane. Jackman is visibly giddy with glee, as he grins from ear to ear, slaps his chest repeatedly and fights back bursts of laughter – all while looking entirely pleased with the outcome. Check out the wholesome reaction below. Advertisement Deadpool & Wolverine marks Jackman’s first time reprising the character since hanging up the claws after 2017’s acclaimed Logan. It marks his 10th appearance as the character, and his first-ever as part of the main Marvel Cinematic Universe. In other Deadpool-related news, the film has already broken the record for the biggest R-rated film opening of all time after taking $205million in North America, surpassing the record of the first Deadpool, and has taken a total of $438.3million globally. Recommended The film has also earned the record for the eighth-largest filming opening of… Read More →