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It hasn’t even been ten days since she was honored with the Video Vanguard Award at the VMAs, but Shakira’s already delivering another winner. Riding into your playlists is “El Jefe,” a new song with the Mexican regional band Fuerza Regida. In the corrido, her first full entry into the style of song, Shakira and singer JOP trade verses about being overworked, and underpaid. But the music video is where the real work went in, as Shakira serves her best vaquera and even rides a dancing horse (oddly, not the first one we’ve seen join a diva this year).

Most people attending the wintry Sundance Film Festival wear several layers of clothing, but not former child stars: Inevitably, you can count on them to spend Sundance disrobing onscreen. Whether it’s Daniel Radcliffe taking it all off in last year’s Sundance entry Kill Your Darlings or Kristen Stewart going topless at Cannes the previous summer for On the Road, a sexed-up film festival indie is now a nearly mandatory rite of passage for A-listers on the verge of adulthood, and this year in Park City, two more young stars joined the club: Shia LaBeouf and Shailene Woodley, the former attempting to put his Transformers fame behind him with a key role in Lars von Trier’s sexually explicit Nymphomaniac, the latter already subverting her PG-13 lead in the upcoming Divergent franchise with an assertive, unclothed turn in Gregg Araki’s White Bird in a Blizzard.

Slings and Arrows, Luke Kirby, Rachel McAdams, 2003-06. © Rhombus Media / Courtesy: Everett Collection Perhaps you’ve watched True Detective and thought, I wish Rachel McAdams had more to do. Or maybe you’re watching Rectify and thinking, I love this, but my heart yearns for more Luke Kirby. Maybe the end of Degrassi: The Next Generation leaves you craving Canadian excellence. That means now is the time, finally, to watch Slings and Arrows.

Spoilers for this week’s episode of Sons of Anarchy. Every time he thinks he’s out, they pull him back in! Nero Padilla, the pimp Jimmy Smits plays on Sons of Anarchy, has long been discussing an exit strategy from the flesh-peddling business. But can anyone ever really escape Charming, California? In this week’s episode, “Greensleeves,” Nero tried to talk his ladylove Gemma (Katey Sagal) into splitting town, but instead she recruited him for a SAMCRO mission to help a dead gay preacher’s widow kick heroin.

Photo: Danny Clinch This profile originally ran on June 9, 2013. We’re revisiting it now in honor of Stevie Nicks’s induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. She makes history as the first woman to be inducted into the Hall twice; her first induction was with Fleetwood Mac in 1998. Look to the shawls; let them show you the way. All night you’ve been ­anticipating their arrival on the Fleetwood Mac stage: the witchy moment when Stevie Nicks, that blonde chanteuse, abruptly dis­appears from view and, with a simple costume change she’s perfected over 35 years, reemerges a woman transformed, wrapped in fringed silk signaling a visitation by Rhiannon or Gold Dust Woman or the livid spurned lover of “Stand Back,” fine fabric unfurling from her delicate shoulders like the banner of an advancing army, heralding not just a song but the coming of an event.

Summer House Hampton’s Vice Season 4 Episode 5 Editor’s Rating 4 stars **** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Summer House Hampton’s Vice Season 4 Episode 5 Editor’s Rating 4 stars **** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » And just like that, ladies and loverboys, it is over. Larl is no more. That is the couple portmanteau I just came up with for Lindsay and Carl before watching this episode and now is precisely the only time I will ever get to use it.

She’s coming. Sound the sirens and flash the lights: A new SZA album is on the way. Sure, we’ve known that for years, but now, it has a name and a release date. SZA revealed in a Billboard cover story last month that her second album would be called S.O.S. She later said that she hadn’t turned in the album and is “currently stressed” about her deadline. But after years of waiting for her follow-up to 2017’s breakout, Ctrl, the pieces finally seem to be in place for the new album.

Comedian Eli Braden has an impressive 58,000 Twitter followers, but that’s nothing compared to the 6 million SiriusXM subscribers who routinely hear his parody songs. Fans of the Howard Stern Show know Braden (@elibraden) as the comedian/musician who regularly provides the show’s raunchy parody songs introducing Robin Quivers, Stern’s well-endowed news anchor. (Sample “Robin’s Double G’s” sung to the tune of “Up on Cripple Creek.”) Though Braden’s songs are admittedly lowbrow, the jokes in his popular Twitter feed are often extremely clever and have drawn such fans as “Weird Al” Yankovic and Molly McNearney, Jimmy Kimmel Live’s head writer who gave Braden a tryout writing on the show.