2017

Well, the that time of year is upon us. South by Southwest came and went and now it’s onto Coachella. Yes, the annual Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival held at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California is underway, and many are excited to hear about the live performances although we’re all still recovering from the news of Beyoncé having to reschedule her headlining duties until next year, due to being pregnant with twins.

However, the rest of the lineup boasts of some super exciting acts that will be sure to make the annual festival a memorable one. There’s Kendrick Lamar, Kehlani, D.R.A.M., Travis Scott, NAO, Gucci Mane, Future, DJ Khaled, Sampha and many more performing the first weekend of the festival, which runs April 14 to April 16, and the second weekend that runs April 22 through April 24.

While everyone won’t be able to make it out to the west coast and set foot on the grounds for fun in the sun, the folks over at Coachella were nice enough to save us coins by putting together a live stream so fans can watch from home. Take a look at the weekend’s schedule, as well as the ongoing live broadcast, below.

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You might wanna let up on that reboot fatigue. In non-Star Wars news today, it looks like we’re getting a Bride of Frankenstein reboot thanks to Beauty and the Beast director Bill Condon.

According to Birth Movies Death, he’s in talks to direct an updated version of the 1935 film which, in my opinion, is the best one in the Universal horror movie franchise (come at me). But then again, I’m biased towards my fierce ladies with two-tone hair, so take my feelings with a grain of salt.

Plus, what’s not to love about such a meta project? The original film began with Lord Byron and Percy Shelley congratulating Mary Shelley on her kick butt monster story before jumping right into said topic of discussion. Then, we all know what happens from there … (Sparknotes version: Dr. Frankenstein creates a mate for his creature and chaos ensues.)

Should the project come to fruition, it would be part of the current reboot that’s preparing to release the Tom Cruise-led Mummy remake. I’m hoping this leads to an Avengers style crossover because the only thing better than a good monster flick is a good monster flick with multiple monsters. Think about it.  Or not and just bitch about Hollywood’s lack of creativity in the comments … whatever floats your boat.

(via Birth Movies Death, image: screencap)

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