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Monday's Pick Song: "Train Song" Artist: Feist and Ben Gibbard CD: Various Artists, Dark Was the Night Genre: Folk-Pop They may be fueled by good intentions, but benefit compilation CDs can be pretty dodgy: They've got to have exclusive material in order for anyone to pay attention, and exclusive material almost always means sloppy seconds. If a track is good enough to put on someone's album, it'll get put on someone's album, not handed over to some foundation or other, right?

Premium cabler says the Jeremy Irons drama's June 16 season finale will be its last episode Showtime has opted not to go forward on period drama “The Borgias,” announcing Wednesday that the show’s June 16 season-ender will be its final episode.

A Travis Scott album is never just about Travis Scott. That means when you fire up your streaming service of choice and listen through Astroworld, you’re presented with a bunch of all caps titles without any features listed, even though there are plenty. Spoiler alert: Drake is on here, and so is Frank Ocean, and also John Mayer (why not?). Travis Scott, the human being, is one person. But the Travis Scott that manifests on his album is more of a loose, open-ended collective of voices, vocal effects, and reverence for hip-hop’s not-so-distant past.

VH1 reality series Black Ink Crew first premiered in 2013 and has introduced viewers to various tattoo artists, managers, and receptionists. Where are all the former Black Ink Crew employees now? Alex Estevez (seasons 1-2) When viewers were first introduced to Ceaser Emanuel’s Harlem-based Black Ink tattoo shop in 2013, Alexandra Estevez served as the receptionist. However, she was eventually fired after drunkenly approaching the owner. During her time on the show, Alex accused someone of drugging her drink and later sued the producers for $1 million.