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WATCH: Justin Timberlake Blends “Bandz A Make Her Dance” and “N****s In Paris” into “Cry Me A River”

February 11th, 2013

James Shotwell

Justin Timberlake’s love for hip hop has been widely publicized since his days with *NSYNC, but last night Justin reminded us of that love by blending two mega-hits into one of his biggest singles.

Following his GRAMMY performance last night, Justin Timberlake took his live show across town to the Hollywood Palladium for a show that by all accounts brought down the house. During his performance, Justin debuted a new version of his hit “Cry Me A River” that featured the pop crooner and his band adding chunks of Juicy J’s “Bandz A Make Her Dance” and the Jay-Z/Kanye’s “Niggas …

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Tags: 20/20 experience, bandz a make her dance, cover, hd, hollywood, jay-z, juicy j, justin timberlake, Kanye, mirrors, niggas in paris, Palladium, the throne, watch

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Tony Scott, Director Of “Top Gun,” Dead at 68

August 19th, 2012

James Shotwell

Tonight just took a turn for the tragic.

According to various sources (and seemingly stemming from TheWrap), Tony Scott, director of such films as Top Gun and True Romance, has died of an apparent suicide. He was 68.

From what we’ve been able to gather since learning of Scott’s death, it seems the famed filmmaker jumped off the Vincent Thomas bridge near Long Beach on Sunday and died from his injuries. TheDailyBreeze claims U.S. Coast Guard told them a suicide note was found inside Scott’s black Toyota Prius, which was parked on one of the eastbound lanes of …

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Tags: celebrity news, director, hollywood, producer, prometheus, suicide, tony scott, top gun

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NEW SONG: Deftones – “Roller Derby” (Live)

July 29th, 2012

Brian Lion

Yesterday we brought you a brand new video of Deftones performing “Rosemary,” a track that’s assumed to be on their forthcoming full-length. Well, we’ll do you a double day solid and give you another new song performance from Sacramento’s beloved rockers with “Roller Derby” which is also expected to be on the upcoming effort.

This footage was shot in West Hollywood last night at the Troubadour while Deftones did their thing. Calm down, take a breath and check out the video immediately after the jump. Let us know what you think. Are you digging this as much as we are?…

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Tags: deftones, hollywood, new song, Roller Derby, Rosemary, Troubadour

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MIXTAPE: T. Mills – Thrillionaire

July 9th, 2012

Grant Trimboli

It is July 9 and you know what that means? The release date of T. Mills new mixtape, Thrillionaire, is available to stream and download right here on Under The Gun Review.

Mills has been going strong on this year’s Vans Warped Tour and the outpour of Michigan support at his recent July 6 date proved it well.

We have not heard much new material from the artist this year but it has surely been a project in the making. Click through the jump to stream/download Thrillionaire and comment with your thoughts on the latest chapter of the T. …

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Tags: download, hip-hop (genre), hollywood, mixtape, new, rap (genre), song, stream, t. mills, thrillionaire, Travis Mills

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WHAT THE FILM?! “Ghosts Of Mars”

December 26th, 2011

Dane Sager

What The Film?! is a new weekly column exclusive to Under The Gun Review that brings to light the plot holes Hollywood hoped you’d never notice. Written by comedy writer Dane Sager, this column shows no mercy to films that try and pull the proverbial wool over our eyes.

If you know a film with major plot holes that you feel needs to be exposed, tell us! Email utgjames@gmail.com with the subject “What The Film” and we’ll try to get your suggestion featured on the site.

This Week’s Movie: 2001′s Ghosts of Mars

Halloween, The Thing, The Fog, Big …

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Tags: bad science in movies, dane sager, film, ghosts of mars, hollywood, Ice Cube, jason statham, john carpenter, mistakes, movie mistakes, plot holes, what the film

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Tyler, The Creator Arrested In Hollywood

December 23rd, 2011

Grant Trimboli

TMZ reported that rapper Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All leader Tyler, The Creator was arrested on charges of vandalism, last night, inside of the world famous Roxy on Sunset Blvd. In typical Tyler fashion, he was seen trashing sound equipment and going off of the local sound engineer. Police were called around 11:30 p.m., after the madness started, and Tyler was taken into custody.

Please check out the official video of him getting arrested and the verbal altercation that took place right here! UTG will keep you updated as this situation unfolds.

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Tags: arrested, hollywood, odd future wolf gang kill them all, OFWGKTA, Roxy, Sunset Blvd, the creator, TTC, tyler, tyler the creator, world famous

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Taylor Swift’s Song From “The Hunger Games” Released

December 23rd, 2011

Melanie

Adding to the buzz surrounding “The Hunger Games“, set to appear in theaters on March 23, 2012, a new song from the soundtrack has been released. “Safe & Sound” by Taylor Swift featuring The Civil Wars has made it’s way onto the tubes. Set aside daily life for a moment to listen to this stunning collaboration and keep pressing ‘replay’.

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Tags: 2012, Billy Ray, film, Gary Ross, hollywood, hunger games, Hunger Games Soundtrack, Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, March 23, movie soundtrack, Safe and Sound, soundtrack, Suzanne Collins, taylor swift, the Civil Wars, the hunger games, The Hunger Games soundtrack

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WHAT THE FILM!? “Miracle On 34th Street”

December 20th, 2011

Dane Sager

What The Film?! is a new weekly column exclusive to Under The Gun Review that brings to light the plot holes Hollywood hoped you’d never notice. Written by comedy writer Dane Sager, this column shows no mercy to films that try and pull the proverbial wool over our eyes.

If you know a film with major plot holes that you feel needs to be exposed, tell us! Email utgjames@gmail.com with the subject “What The Film” and we’ll try to get your suggestion featured on the site.

This Week’s Movie: 1994′s Miracle On 34th Street

It took me a …

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Tags: 94, accidents, bad science in movies, christmas movies, column, dane sager, editorial, essential, feature, film, hollywood, john hughes, miracle on 34th street, mistake, mistakes, movie mishaps, movie mistakes, movies, plot holes, plotholes, remake, what the film

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WHAT THE FILM?! “The Lost World: Jurassic Park”

November 28th, 2011

Dane Sager

What The Film?! is a new weekly column exclusive to Under The Gun Review that brings to light the plot holes Hollywood hoped you’d never notice. Written by comedy writer Dane Sager, this column shows no mercy to films that try and pull the proverbial wool over our eyes.

If you know a film with major plot holes that you feel needs to be exposed, tell us! Email utgjames@gmail.com with the subject “What The Film” and we’ll try to get your suggestion featured on the site.

I recently bought the Jurassic Park BluRay box set. Being such a huge …

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Tags: bad science in movies, column, dane sager, editorial, film, hollywood, jurassic park, jurassic park 2, jurassic park blu ray, movie errors, movie mistakes, movies, plot holes, set, the lost world, what the film

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Every Avenue Interview With PVR

November 21st, 2011

Grant Trimboli

Punk Videos Rock met up with Dave (Every Avenue) on the last stop of tour, with Yellowcard and Go Radio, at the House Of Blues Hollywood. They discuss the band’s van breakdown in Texas and flying into this show, the entire album process for Bad Habits and acquiring a new touring member of the band. Spoiler alert, it’s a puppy.

Robert Herrera digs deep into discussing the band’s songs, the selection process and being able to tour full-time as a band. Tons of insight that all of you Every Avenue fans can really appreciate!

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Tags: Bad Habits, dave, dog, Every Avenue, go radio, hollywood, House Of Blues, interview, puppy, PVR, yellowcard

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The Sounds Interview With Front Row Live Ent.

November 18th, 2011

Grant Trimboli

Front Row Live Entertainment was pleased to sit down with Felix Rodriguez, of The Sounds, before the group’s set at The Wiltern in Hollywood, Ca.

The two discuss producing their latest album Something To Die For, touring around the globe and support from their amazing fan base. Truly a great story for them.

Check it out by simply heading through the jump and enjoy!

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Tags: CA, Felix, Felix Rodriguez, front row live, Front Row Live Ent., hollywood, interview, robert herrera, Something To Die For, sounds, the sounds

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REASONABLE REMAKES: Buffy The Vampire Slayer

November 16th, 2011

James Shotwell

Under The Gun is continuing our efforts to bring you more original and engaging content with REASONABLE REMAKES. Written by film-nerd Justin Proper, this column aims to highlight Hollywood’s forgotten gems and spark debate.

You see, we’ve grown tired of Hollywood rehashing ideas we’re old enough to remember. Why remake something the majority of the planet still remembers and loves deeply when there are tons of films that deserve a chance to be as great as modern technology and skill can make them? If you agree, this column is for you.