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The Latest: BLACKSTARKIDS channel 2000s hip-hop in “SEX APPEAL,” Jimmy Alexander drops a new storybook-style collection and more

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BLACKSTARKIDS take it back to the 2000s in “SEX APPEAL”

BLACKSTARKIDS have announced their next project, CYBERKISS*. The album is out Sept. 23 via Dirty Hit. In the meantime, they’ve released a music video for a new track called “SEX APPEAL.” In the video, Gabe, Ty and Deiondre dance against a pure white background. The minimalist visual stands in stark contrast to its accompanying track as the trio rap over a collection of sirens and Neptunes-inspired percussive elements.

Timothée Chalamet shows love does more than bite in the Bones and All trailer

Timothée Chalamet stars in a new teaser for the upcoming film Bones and All. In the cannibalistic coming-of-age story love story, Maren (Taylor Russell) falls in love with Lee (Chalamet) and gets dragged into his twisted world. The film is directed by Luca Guadagnino and written by David Kajganich, based on the novel of the same name by Camille DeAngelis. Bones and All comes to theaters Nov. 23. Until then, watch the teaser below.

Jimmy Alexander takes cues from Dr. Suess in his all beneath heaven collection

Jimmy Alexander’s next venture is taking shape with all beneath heaven. The new label was founded with the hope of finding the realization of metaphysical concepts and self-actualization via fashion. So far, the pieces are brilliant and bold. Designs that would look at home in a Dr. Suess book are applied to smart silhouettes, resulting in an aura of levity and playfulness. Check here for more information or to preorder the eye-catching pieces.

Get a glimpse at Momma’s process in Making of Household Name

Momma have released their new documentary, Making of Household Name. The 22-minute short film comes just a month after the release of the band’s third album, Household Name. The doc is beautifully quick-and-dirty in a fashion that compounds its authenticity. Rough cuts and shaky, handheld camera shots capture the trio’s moments of respite during the album’s making. With Making of Household Name, the band treat fans with a look into their creative journey from the project’s conceptual stages to the final studio sessions.