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Who would've thought a supposed light-hearted April Fool's Day joke would explode into destructive chaos? And that's exactly what happens in The Rookie season 7, episode 12, "April Fools." airing tonight, April 1. To even heighten the situation, the LAPD made the joke, and when law enforcement cracks something like that, don't expect it to be ignored by the public.

Now, it's up to Officer Nolan and the other officers to correct their mistake before it gets out of hand and destroys Los Angeles. It's too little, to late though, as the city has become a hell blaze of crime.

Meanwhile, "April Fools" will give us more Chenford content, and I kid you not about that. There has to be something soft to ease over the drama the officers encounter daily in their jobs, so why not have Tim and Lucy be the softness? Even if they don't go back to their previous couple status,...

Bauhaus legend Peter Murphy has teamed up with Tool bassist Justin Chancellor on the new song “The Artroom Wonder.” The song is the latest single from Murphy’s upcoming album, Silver Shade, which is set to arrive on May 9th.

“’The Artroom Wonder’ is an echo from my fourth year at senior school,” stated Murphy about the single. “[Former Bauhaus bandmate] Daniel Ash and I are listening to the mysterious sixth-year cool intelligentsia that have gathered in the artroom. We have dared to enter their conclave, and the music coming from it was intriguing. We discover that the song being played is ‘The Bewlay Brothers,’ highly intelligent, mystical and sensual, with the singer’s voice as seductive as anyone I’d ever heard.”

He added, “[‘The Artroom Wonder’] has a surreal approach, telling the story in my typical oblique style, including the description of a lowdown that leads into an evocation of the perfected human being,...

Peter Murphy of Bauhaus has teamed up with Nine Inch Nails mastermind Trent Reznor for the new song “Swoon.”

The track hails from Murphy’s forthcoming solo album Silver Shade and pairs a dance-punk beat with Murphy’s ominous vocals. The throwback ’80s production befits both the goth-rock pioneer and his collaborator, Reznor, who provides a “welcome vibe,” as Murphy put it.

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“I am both in the state of swoon as are my audience when witnessing my live performance,” said Murphy in a statement. “Trent Reznor cordially accepted my invitation to appear on the song, adding a welcome vibe on the second verse, as well as throughout the entire song in the form of backing vocalizing.”

Silver Shade is due out May 9th via Metropolis Entertainment and was produced by Youth (aka Martin Glover) of Killing Joke. Further details have yet to be released,...