Y2K

Y2K is expected to drop sometime in 2024 Ice Spice has finished recording her debut album Y2K, the rapper announced on social media Tuesday. Ice Spice first confirmed the title of the upcoming project earlier this year, a week after dropping the single “Think U the Shit (Fart)” in January. Rolling Stone called the upcoming record one of the most-anticipated rap albums of 2024. It follows her debut EP Like..?, which featured several hits including “Deli,” and “Much.” “It’s almost…

For most people February 29, the date that only comes around once every four years, is mostly a fun novelty, but the leap year day also has the potential to wreak havoc on tech systems. This year at least two games have had issues on February 19, forcing players to change the date on their console if they want to keep playing.Racing game EA Sports WRC was one of the games that began seeing issues as soon as console clocks ticked over to February 29, forcing EA tech support to release a tweet suggesting…

The rapper, who was born Jan. 1, 2000, named her upcoming record in honor of her birthday Less than a week after releasing her first track of the year, the aptly named “Think U the Sh*t (Fart),” Ice Spice announced that her upcoming debut album will be titled Y2K and dropping this year. During a Today interview with Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager on Tuesday, the Bronx-born rapper revealed that her new record is named after her birthday, Jan. 1, 2020. Ice Spice previously hinted at the name of…

There was actually a time when we didn’t need social media to drum up mass hysteria, and the new HBO documentary Time Bomb Y2K is ready and raring to take us back there. This superbly edited dash through pre-millennial anxieties is a time capsule of archive footage — no narrator, no talking heads, no new interviews — from the years and days leading up the year 2000 that had millions worrying a computer glitch could lead to government takeover, nuclear catastrophe, cats and dogs playing together, and any other kind of…

ThursdayJyoty and friendsLonely Hearts Club, 19.30A welcome addition to the lineup of stages last year was Lonely Hearts Club, which resembled a Miami beachfront art deco cinema after roughly four centuries of post-apocalyptic neglect, and hosted a dizzying array of high-speed dance. Just down the road from a stellar lineup at the new Levels stage – described by Glastonbury as an “open air nightclub inspired by the crossover of architecture, lighting, and experimental musical artforms” – this is the place to be for an…