Argentina’s beloved provocateur enlists St. Vincent, Amyl and the Sniffers, Viagra Boys, Miranda! and more to indulge in the corrosive side of fame
On his new album, La Nueva Violencia, Dillom is finally ready to let his hair down. That may seem like a strange mission statement given the Argentine rapper’s uproarious breakthrough: his 2021 debut, Post-Mortem. But just as he was anointed the trap messiah of a post-pandemic generation, his next record, Por Cesárea, swerved into punk and psychedelia to deliver a darkened character study that reflected on the rise of incelibacy and gory social polarization. Now, the face-tatted enfant terrible is opting out of grand concepts in favor of adrenaline-pumping hedonism, completing his rock & roll metamorphosis and leading fans on a wild night of partying with a dazzling crew of local and international friends in tow.
True Mustang enthusiasts buy the Ford Mustang GTD, but if you can't afford to spend more than $300,000 on a sports car, Ford has been kind enough to offer the Mustang Dark Horse SC as a consolation prize. It makes almost as much power, packs some seriously sporty suspension upgrades, and costs far less, starting at a mere $108,085. You still can't get it with a manual transmission, but if you want to feel the wind in your hair as you drive your supercharged Mustang Dark Horse SC, Ford will now let you do that.
Aston Martin has revealed the Valen, which is derived from the Vanquish.
It has the same twin-turbo V-12 engine, but the engine makes 838 horsepower in this application compared with 823 horses in the Vanquish.
Aston says the special titanium exhaust system in the Valen is 50 percent louder.
Aston Martin’s front-engined V-12 grand tourers have typically been among the brand’s classiest models, but that’s not the case with the new Valen. This limited-production spinoff is derived from the Vanquish, but it introduces an entirely new, more aggressive personality thanks to its radically different styling and numerous performance upgrades that are meant to deliver a louder and more engaging driving experience.
The top stories and transfer rumours from Friday's newspapers...
Transfer news
Victor Osimhen's availability has been raised between Arsenal and Galatasaray amid discussions regarding the Turkish club's interest in Gabriel Martinelli and Ethan Nwaneri - The Telegraph
Innes Senior scored twice as Leigh Leopards inflicted a first home defeat of the season on Betfred Super League leaders Leeds Rhinos by winning 20-16 at Headingley.
Wing Senior went over twice in the first half after team-mate Josh Charnley's effort had cancelled out Ryan Hall's opener for Leeds, for whom Brodie Croft also touched down before the break.
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The New York Film Festival has announced the lineup for its Currents section, featuring films that expand the possibilities of the medium, including boundaries of narrative and form.
The slate of 15 feature films and 28 short films has as its centerpiece the world premiere of Bardi, from filmmaker and photographer Tala Hadid, for which she immersed herself in the world of horse riders in Morocco.
The artist behind the viral, hand-drawn poster advertising Spider-Man: Brand New Day for has identified himself after his workplace forced him to take the drawing down.
Durk's defense fought the admission, saying it would create “so much risk of prejudice and confusion"
With a week to go before the start of Lil Durk’s murder-for-hire trial in Los Angeles, a federal judge ruled Thursday that the rapper’s video and lyrics for his hit single “Pissed Me Off” can be used as evidence.
