After years of waiting, Trent Reznor surprised fans with the announcement of a new Nine Inch Nails EP. Due out tomorrow, the new EP is called Not The Actual Events, and will feature music written with longtime collaborator Atticus Ross. Reznor has said that the album is “an unfriendly, fairly impenetrable record that we needed to make. It’s an EP because that ended up being the proper length to tell that story.”With the new album on the way, NIN have teased its release by sharing the leading single. Dubbed “Burning Bright (Field On Fire),” you can stream the new single below.Not the Actual Events Tracklisting:1. Branches/Bones2. Dear World3. She’s Gone Away4. The Idea of You5. Burning Bright (Field on Fire)
This post, originally published on June 10, was updated with a further announcement from the Office of the Registrar on Friday.In a June 10 email to the Notre Dame student body, the Office of the Registrar announced it would be temporarily suspending students’ access to view registration and class schedules for the 2020 fall semester on InsideND. The temporary halt to registration access has been undertaken in order to adjust class meeting times per the safety and health precautions the University announced it would implement.The email originally said students would be unable to view fall courses through June 26.“Our aim is to have registration and schedules available for you to view fall classes starting Saturday, June 27,” the email said.However, in an email to the campus community Friday, the Office of the Registrar said the updated schedules had been delayed.“We had hoped to allow student access on Saturday, June 27, however, the very labor-intensive process will require several additional days,” the email said.According to Friday’s email, the new schedules will now be available through InsideND starting Tuesday with classroom assignments following in the first few days of July.Students will still be able to view and register for summer session courses despite this readjustment period.The June 10 email also noted that some graduate and professional programs will operate differently and that students should consult their individual program for clarification on changes.Tags: 2020 fall semester, InsideND, Office of the Registrar read more
— “Richmond Raceway’s springtime Cup Series event on the initial schedule for April 19 has been moved to Darlington on May 20. A Gander RV & Outdoors Truck Series race that was to be run April 18 remains postponed, with officials saying details would come later for rescheduling. The .75-mile Virginia track’s Sept. 11-12 race weekend remains on the schedule.”— “Sonoma Raceway’s Cup Series date for June 14 has been moved to Charlotte on May 27. Officials for the road course said in a release that they had worked with NASCAR to find an alternate date on the schedule, but that a suitable replacement could not be reached, ‘given the ongoing uncertainty around large events in California.'”Below are the four NASCAR Cup Series races that are currently postponed (and their original dates on the schedule):Texas (March 29)Dover (May 3)Kansas (May 31)Michigan (June 7) MORE: Watch the Real Heroes 400 live with fuboTV (7-day free trial)Sunday’s Darlington race is the first on an altered, short-term schedule for NASCAR’s races as it attempts to keep a 36-race slate intact. For now, with remaining doubt about how NASCAR can construct its schedule beyond June given differing restrictions on gatherings of people from state to state, the short-term schedule includes only a handful of tracks.As for Sunday’s Darlington race, it will run May 17 in place of the June 21 race that would have been held at Chicagoland Speedway. NASCAR chose the South Carolina venue as the host track for the next couple races in part because of its proximity to race teams based in Charlotte, N.C. From Chicagoland president Scott Paddock: “The difficult decision to realign our race events was a combination of where we fell on the schedule, proximity to NASCAR’s teams and the safety and well-being of our community and larger NASCAR industry.”Below is how to watch Sunday’s Cup Series race at Darlington, including the TV channel and live stream options.MORE: Updated NASCAR schedule for 2020What channel is NASCAR on today?Race: NASCAR Cup Series race at Darlington RacewayDate: Sunday, May 17TV channel: FoxLive stream: Fox Sports Go, fuboTV (7-day free trial)Radio: MRNLike the schedule itself, the TV channels for Cup Series races after June are up in the air. Sunday’s race at Darlington, though, as well as the Coca Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway next weekend, will air live on Fox.Below are the top 40 TV markets in the Unites States and the local Fox affiliate for each.MarketFox affiliate (digital/virtual channel)New YorkWNYW (5)Los AngelesKTTV (11)ChicagoWFLD (32)PhiladelphiaWTXF-TV (29)Dallas-Ft. WorthKDFW (4)San Francisco/Bay areaKTVU (2)Washington D.C.WTTG (5)HoustonKRIV (26)BostonWFXT (25)AtlantaWAGA-TV (5)PhoenixKSAZ-TV 10Tampa/St. PetersburgWTVT (13)SeattleKCPQ (13)DetroitWJBK (2)Minneapolis-St. PaulKMSP-TV (9)MiamiWSVN (7)DenverKDVR (31)OrlandoWOFL (35)ClevelandWJW-TV (8)Sacramento(KTXL 40)CharlotteWJZY (46)PortlandKPTV (12)St. LouisKTVI (2)PittsburghWPGH-TV (53)BaltimoreWBFF (45)Raleigh-DurhamWRAZ (50)NashvilleWZTV (17)San DiegoKSWB-TV (69)Salt Lake CityKSTU (13)San AntonioKABB (29)Kansas CityWDAF-TV (4)ColumbusWTTE (28)MilwaukeeWITI (6)CincinnatiWXIX-TV (19)Las VegasKVVU-TV (5)JacksonvilleWFOX-TV (30)Oklahoma CityKOKH-TV (25)New OrleansWVUE-DT (8)MemphisWHBQ-TV (13)BuffaloWUTV (29)What time does the NASCAR race start today?Date: Sunday, May 17Start time: 3:30 p.m. ETNASCAR’s annual trip to Darlington in recent years has been a night race, but this special occasion calls for an afternoon green flag.Sunday’s race at Darlington is scheduled for 400 miles, so chances are it will end under the lights. It will include three stages, which will end on Lap 90, Lap 185 and Lap 293.There will be no practice or qualifying for Sunday’s race, but Cup Series haulers will be able to enter the track Saturday at 5:30 p.m. ET to set up.NASCAR live stream for Darlington raceAnybody who has a cable or satellite subscription can stream Sunday’s Darlington race live via Fox Sports Go. This should be the preferred route for a viewer who has such a subscription but isn’t able to get in front of his or her TV.For those who don’t have a cable or satellite subscription, there are five OTT TV streaming options that carry Fox — Sling, Hulu, YouTubeTV, fuboTV and AT&T Now. Of the five, Hulu, YouTubeTV and fuboTV offer free trial options.Below are links to each.SlingHulu (free trial)YouTubeTV (free trial)fuboTV (free trial)AT&T NowNASCAR schedule 2020NASCAR on May 14 released its revised Cup Series schedule for May 2020. It remains committed to running 36 races, four of which were completed before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down the sports world. According to Fox Sports, NASCAR hopes to keep its 10 playoff races in the fall intact and at their original tracks.Below is the schedule revision for the Cup Series:DateTrackSeriesDistanceStage lengths (laps)TV channelStart timeSun., May 17DarlingtonCup400.2 miles90-95-108FOX3:30 p.m. ETWed., May 20DarlingtonCup311.4 miles60-65-103FS17:30 p.m. ETSun., May 24CharlotteCup600 miles100-100-100-100FOX6 p.m. ETWed., May 27CharlotteCup312 miles55-60-93FS18 p.m. ETSun, May 31BristolCup266 milesTBDFS13:30 p.m. ETSun, June 7AtlantaCup500 milesTBDFOX3 p.m. ETWed, June 10MartinsvilleCup263 milesTBDFS17 p.m. ETSun, June 14MiamiCup400 milesTBDFOX3:30 p.m. ETSun, June 21TalladegaCup500 milesTBDFOX3 p.m. ETTo start, NASCAR is scheduling races within driving distance of the Charlotte area, where most race teams are headquartered. That eliminates most of the travel-related logistics issues associated with running multiple races in one week, which appears necessary for a full season of racing.Because those tracks are hosting more races than originally scheduled, NASCAR had to take races away from Chicagoland, Richmond and Sonoma. Via NASCAR, below are the details of those changes:— “Chicagoland’s NASCAR Cup Series race, originally set for June 21, has been reassigned to Darlington on May 17. The 1.5-mile Illinois track’s Xfinity Series race that was scheduled June 20 will be held May 19 at Darlington. Chicagoland was also set to host the Gander RV & Outdoors Truck Series (June 19) and ARCA Menards Series (June 18); officials indicated that those races will be reassigned at a later date.” The TV channel for a NASCAR race is elusive enough in a normal season when Fox and FS1 trade broadcasts of Cup Series events through the first half of the schedule. The challenges associated with the coronavirus pandemic make the “what channel is today’s NASCAR race on” question even more understandable.This week, for the first time in months, those who seek the TV channel for Sunday’s NASCAR race will be doing so in order to watch a real, live event rather than a virtual competition. The Cup Series’ return at Darlington will broadcast live on Fox with a start time of 3:30 p.m. ET. read more