Obviously, the presence of what’s contained within the trailer confirms the elephant in the room: our heroes and the unfortunate half of our planet that have vanished in Avengers: Infinity War have found their way back somehow (both Tom Holland‘s Spidey and Samuel L. Jackson‘s Nick Fury are in this clip). Also, Jake Gyllenhaal looks impressive as the presumed super-villain Mysterio.

Enjoy the trailer below. Spider-Man: Far From Home hits theaters July 5th.

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After dropping a slew of impressive singles, Kodak Black delivers his second official album Dying To Live, a 16-track project with additional appearances from Lil Pump, Travis Scott, Offset and Juice WRLD. Check that out — along with a new video for the Lil Pump-assisted “Gnarly” — below.

Vic Mensa – Hooligans

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Following his debut album The Autobiography (and various off-court antics), Vic Mensa looks to return to the fold with his latest EP Hooligans, which sees 8 tracks and additional assistance from G-Eazy, G Herbo, Ty Dolla $ign, Charlie Wilson and more. Check it out below (along with a visual for the Ty$-assisted “In Some Trouble”).

Big K.R.I.T. – TRIFECTA

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Following the welcome surprises THRICE X and Double Down, Big K.R.I.T. delivers his third quickstrike drop titled TRIFECTA, another trio of dope tunes for everyone to enjoy. Nothing much else to say, expect to press play and add it to the previous two EPs (and hope that another album isn’t far behind).

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Soundtrack From & Inspired by the Motion Picture)

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As we wait for Avengers: Endgame and Spider-Man: Far From Home, Sony blesses the world with an animated installment of everyone’s neighborhood hero with Into The Spider-Verse, which is out today. Added to that is of course the obligatory soundtrack, which features a plethora of Urban artists: Lil Wayne, Ty Dolla $ign, XXXTentacion, Post Malone, Swae Lee, Nicki Minaj, Vince Staples and more make notable appearances on the 13-track compilation.

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This week in the international-street-art-sphere portraiture was the method of choice. Just for you, we’ve compiled the portraits that we found to be most striking. View them below.

Aryz (above) worked on a collaboration with David Choe in L.A. You can clearly distinguish the American’s artist surrealistic style colliding with the Aryz‘s creepy world.

Invader

Last time we heard from Invader he was pasting a mosaic of Spider-man onto the Parisian landscape. The French artist now dropped a new work in London depicting another hero, Luke Skywalker, chilling out with his father, Darth Vader.

Ben Slow & Mear One

Ben Slow and Mear One worked on a politically charged collaboration for the streets of San Francisco. The two street artists portrayed Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan in a light that acknowledges their shadier dealings.

Jack TML

The incredible Israeli artist Jack TML was recently in Germany to paint an indoor piece somewhere in Munich. His figurative work is charged with feelings of distance and proximity.

Aryz, prior to his collaboration with David Choe, worked on a gigantic mural in San Francisco. The Barcelona-based artist worked on merging the insides and outsides of his female character using his signature color pallet.

Stik is currently honoring the Chichester Street Art Festival  alongside Run & Phlegm. Working with his minimalistic stick figures, the British artist produces a piece that creates movement through subtlety.

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After producing a large mural of a Pink Panther, Space Invader delivers another piece featuring his signature character and the great Spiderman. The mosaic set in the heart of Paris, France show that the artist is broadening the scope of his work. In addition, he is now working with more characters and on a larger scale. This piece can be seen in the skyline of Avenue de L’Opera. Street art faces many challenges in Paris because the city has so much organic beauty.  Since 1998, the Invader has been able to merge his street work with the Parisian landscape thanks to his discretion (his piece are often hidden in corners of the city itself) and his understanding of the environment.  He is able to beautify Paris. In return, Paris brings a different dimension to his pieces by allowing modernity to meet mid 19th century Haussmannian architecture.

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