The new movie is planned for a holiday season premiere on December 22 next year, via Universal Pictures.
On his debut album, ‘Stoney’, Post Malone forged his own identity, refusing to conform his vision of music in order to fit labels or definitions.
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The fearless experimentalist, born Bek David Campbell on 8 July 1970, has built a truly impressive body of work.
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The star-studded Lady Gaga-curated event will be streaming this coming Saturday, 18 April.
