“If you die right now, what could you give the lady that you in bed with?” said the rapper.

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Gunna appeared in court virtually on Thursday for a reconsideration of bond, but a superior court judge denied the Atlanta rapper’s request.

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Listing all the things wrong with Stranger Things‘ fourth season would probably take as long as watching it—in other words, forever.

Yet even more than its awkward performances (save for the continually charismatic Joe Keery), its appalling haircuts, its underwhelming mythological retconning, its dreary romances and its overarching narrative distention—culminating with a finale in which suspense dies via a thousand cuts—there’s a rare for this supersized outing of the Duffer Brothers’ Netflix hit, and it involves an intolerable new character, an ’80s rock classic, and a scene that shall forever live in heavy-metal-poseurdom infamy.

I’m speaking, of course, about Eddie Munson (Joseph Quinn), season four’s most prominent primetime addition, and his Upside Down-rattling rendition of Metallica’s “Master of Puppets.” By the time he straps on his guitar and does his best Hetfleld-Hammett impersonation, Eddie has already been well-established as the embodiment of ’80s-era headbanging, a long-haired outcast in a jean jacket emblazoned with a giant Ronnie James Dio backpatch who serves as the president of the Hellfire Club and the emcee for its rollicking games of Dungeons & Dragons.

Eddie is eventually pinned for the murders of various Hawkins, Indiana classmates committed by Upside Down villain Vecna ​​(Jamie Campbell Bower), and is thus slandered as a devil-worshipping cult leader in a storyline that touches upon the decade’s hysterical “Satanic Panic.”

After fleeing and/or hiding out from athletic bullies and law enforcement for much of his nine episodes, he ultimately musters up some courage and shreds Metallica’s 8.5-minute opus on top of his Upside Down trailer, almost literally riding the lightning during a storm in order to lure the alternate realm’s hungry demon bats away from his comrades.

Resembling something out of a post-Black Sabbath Ozzy Osbourne music video, it’s a moment designed to shred. Whereas the concept may be reverential, however, the execution is pure excruciating phoniness.

A large part of that is Eddie himself, a cartoon troublemaker who’s way too cheesy to register as a legitimate metalhead. As embodied by Quinn, Eddie comes off as a narc posing as a thrash fiend, and his non-stop corny posturing—whether he’s going full-dork as the master of D & D ceremonies, or wimpily freaking out over being wanted for homicide— undercuts his supposed badass nature.

Of course, even a die-hard Slayer Nation member would be apt to lose his cool under such end-of-the-world pressure. Yet during Stranger Things‘ fourth go round, only Will is more frequently on the verge of bursting into tears, and he has a whole closetful of pent-up emotions to blame for his maudlin condition. All wild laughter and wilder fretting and screaming, Eddie’s caricatured disposition makes his juvenile-delinquent routine so much schtick—a notion exacerbated by his cute-and-cuddly relationship with Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) and ultimate, groan-worthy respect for Keery’s heroic preppy Steve.

All of this peaks with Eddie’s cover of “Master of Puppets,” which has currently rocketed the track to the top of the iTunes rock charts and been hailed (embarrassingly, if predictably) by Metallica as “an incredible honor.“ Setting aside that it’s unlikely Eddie would have perfected Metallica’s opus within a few months of Master of Puppets‘ March 1986 release, and ignoring Dustin’s grinning-idiot reaction to this showmanship (which adds an extra layer of Velveeta to the spectacle), Eddie’s overdone ax-work is the sort of gyrating display fit for an air guitar contest.

Furthering that impression is the fact that he’s wailing away in the Upside Down alone, and yet one can hear the rest of the band’s instruments as well as Hetfield’s voice—meaning either he’s just playing to the pre-recorded album cut or, um, he’s magic? While the Duffer Brothers are obviously employing a formal shortcut in order to maximize the scene’s impact, their demand for suspension of disbelief is undone by logistical belief. In other words, if Eddie is performing alone, why not let us hear that? And if he’s not, then why doesn’t he simply spin the record at max volume and avoid putting himself in harm’s way?

In the grand scheme of this bloated and anticlimactic season—and given that Stranger Things fundamentally hinges on pandering nostalgia—this lone storytelling device isn’t wholly catastrophic. Yet it is part and parcel of a fourth chapter defined by excessive sloppiness. Were Eddie the type of genuine ’80s metalhead who was held back in high school multiple times and cared more about Iron Maiden and Motorhead than math and social studies, he’d view this pantomime as the height of absurdity—and a sham thing that should note.

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Kiara Advani and Sidharth Malhotra are one of the most talked about rumoured couples in Bollywood. From their onscreen chemistry as Vikram Batra and Dimple in their film Shershaah to their off screen equation, everything about Sidharth and Kiara often make the headlines. Well, neither of the two have confessed in public about their relationship but till the time that happens fans can only speculate things with their cute pictures. Speaking of which, the rumoured couple was clicked at the airport as they were spotted together.

In the pictures, we can see Kiara Advani dressed in a green top that she paired with blue denim and a pair of sneakers. She tied her hair in a pony tail and held a grey-coloured bag. on the other hand, Sidharth Malhotra donned a blue T-shirt and paired it with white casual trousers. Meanwhile, the duo also wore masks, keeping Covid protocols in mind.

Have a look at Kiara and Sid’s pics:

Meanwhile, on the work front, Kiara’s projects include ‘RC-15‘ with Ram Charan. She has recently said that her first-ever pan-India project, directed by S. Shankar, has been quite a unique experience for her. “Even though I am not allowed to reveal much about the story and my character just now yet, I can say, it is a different world altogether. We know the genius Shankar sir is, he can turn any story and character larger than life. He is like a magician and working with him is a huge learning lesson for me,” Kiara told IANS. The Kabir Singh actress also has ‘Govinda Naam Mera’ with Vicky Kaushal and Bhumi Pednekar. The movie, directed by Shashank Khaitan, is set to release in theaters on 10 June 2022.

Sidharth on the other hand, has many interesting films in his pipeline. The actor will feature next in Thank God alongside Ajay Devgn and Rakul Preet Singh. He also has Mission Majnu with Rashmika Mandanna and Yodha co-starring Disha Patani and Raashi Khanna. Apart from this, Malhotra is also making his OTT debut with Rohit Shetty’s Indian Police Force.

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Legendary musician Carlos Santana said a medical emergency Tuesday night during a performance in Michigan, according to his management team.

Santana was “over-taken by heat exhaustion and dehydration,” according to a statement by his management team on his official Facebook page. He was performing at Pine Knob Music Theater, an outdoor amphitheater in Clarkston, which is about 40 miles outside of Detroit.

Temperatures in Clarkston reached up to 90 degrees Tuesday, nearly 10 degrees above average, according to CNN meteorologist Robert Shackelford.

“He had just started a song that was about joy and love,” concertgoer Alisa Zee told CNN. “He called for healing for the world. It was during that song that he collapsed.”

In videos recorded by fans, the 74-year-old musician sits on the corner of the stage and stops playing the guitar.

As medical personnel attended to Santana, the stage crew held up a black tarp to block the view of the stage. As he was removed off the stage, fans are heard in a video cheering for the musician. Zee said the artist waved at fans as he was taken off stage.

“Carlos was taken to the emergency department at McLaren Clarkston for observation and is doing well,” reads the statement on his Facebook page.

Following the incident, Santana also posted a short message on Facebook, where he thanked his fans for their “precious prayers.”

“Forgot to eat and drink water so i dehydrated and passed out,” he wrote.

The musician was set to perform with Earth, Wind and Fire on Wednesday night in Pennsylvania, but that concert has been postponed, according to the statement.

Santana performed Monday as part of CNN’s ‘The Fourth in America’ concert.

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The ’80s are back — at least according to the music charts.

Metallica’s heavy metal epic “Master of Puppets” topped global charts this week after it was played in an episode of Netflix’s “Stranger Things,” which is set in the 1980s.

The 8-minute-and-38-second-long title song from the band’s 1986 album is currently at the top spot on the iTunes rock chart and at the No. 29 overall spot on iTunes alongside many newly released hits.

The guitar-heavy single was used during a pivotal scene involving the character Eddie in the season four finale.

The show creators Matt and Ross Duffer wrote the scene with the exact song in mind, the show’s music supervisor Nora Felder said in an interview with Variety.

“It was another one of those ‘it has to be this song,’ moments,” Felder said. “This part of the story was anticipated to be a pivotal and especially hair-raising scene in which Eddie heroically stood tall for the fight of his life. I believe the Duffer Brothers felt that playing ‘Master of Puppets’ throughout the extended scene was the clear choice.”

The headbanger is the second ’80s song to skyrocket up music charts after making it to the soundtrack of the show’s fourth season.

Over on Spotify, Kate Bush’s 1985 hit “Running Up That Hill” is at the coveted No. 1 spot on the USA Top 50 list after it was featured on “Stranger Things” season four. “Master of Puppets” is not far behind. It’s currently clocking in at No. 12.

Bush’s hit was featured prominently in the first episode of season four as the angsty character Max listens to the British singer on her portable cassette player.

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Bruno Falcon, the trailblazing hip-hop dancer and choreographer known as “Pop N Taco,” died Saturday at his Long Beach, California, home. He was 58.

The pop-and-lock legend of the early ’80s cult movie “Breakin’ ” passed away of natural causes, his sister Diana Wolgamott confirmed to local news outlets. No official cause of death has been confirmed, but she said she believes he might have died of a heart attack.

The East LA native was a mainstay in the street dance scene throughout the ’80s and ’90s.

“People couldn’t believe there was a Mexican who could pop,” Falcon once told Soc!ety Dance Academy magazine. “They would challenge me in front of the school or a party or a high school dance. They’d come out, right at you, right in front of your face.”

He got his big mainstream break as Electro Rock 1 in the 1984 breakdancing hit “Breakin,’ ” starring alongside rapper and future “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” star Ice-T and dancer Adolfo “Shabba Doo” Quinones, who preceded Falcon in death at 65 in 2020.

“Yep, just got a text,” Ice-T, 64, tweeted when fans asked him if he had heard the news of Falcon’s death. “He was way to [sic] young. Shh.”

Falcon also collaborated with Michael Jackson and danced in the King of Pop’s classic “Smooth Criminal” music video, for which he reportedly choreographed the now-signature “anti-gravity lean” move.

In addition to dancing for Janet Jackson, Lionel Richie and Chaka Khan, Falcon also appeared in a pair of Jackson’s short film projects: “Captain EO,” directed by “Godfather” Oscar winner Francis Ford Coppola in 1986, followed by 1988’s “Moonwalker. ”

After co-starring in the lackluster sequel “Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo,” Falcon appeared in 1991’s “Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey,” opposite Keanu Reeves, and he choreographed live-action sequences for Don Bluth’s “Thumbelina” in 1994.

Veteran actress-singer-choreographer Toni Basil — who starred alongside Jack Nicholson in 1969’s “Easy Rider,” choreographed 1979’s “The Rose” and belted out the iconic ’80s dance track “Mickey” — also shared her condolences via social media.