#lakeith-stanfield

#lakeith-stanfield

Atlanta, the surrealist comedy-drama whose fourth and final season just reached its end, specialized in leaving indelible, discordant images in the minds of its audience, like a television stuck between channels.Its finale was no different: Following shows like St. Elsewhere, Seinfeld, The Sopranos and Twin Peaks: The Return, classics whose endings sparked critical pandemonium, it concludes with an episode that has the potential to change the way viewers consider everything that came before.

SZA has shed light on S.O.S, the long-awaited follow-up to her 2017 debut , in a new interview via .Ahead of a December release, the TDE singer has admitted to feeling "currently stressed" about the impending deadline and the "red tape" that comes with it.The New Jersey native went in-depth on the various delays that have plagued her sophomore LP's release, including death and illness in her family, touring, and pandemic obstacles, while also examining her own ability to manage the weight of fans' expectations with the pressures of a rapidly expanding platform.

At last, SZA has officially released her highly,  highly anticipated new single "Shirt," along with a music video starring an eyepatch-wearing Lakeith Stanfield.In the clip, SZA and Stanfield go on a bloody and violent crime spree clearly inspired by Quentin Tarantino's films.Initially, the pair seems to be devoted to each other through thick or thin, but after a few successful capers, their bond gets tested.