If you weren’t already drowning in options on Netflix, a new report from The Daily Mail has reported on a number of new, secret codes that can optimize your search and unlock hidden shows.

To enter the codes on your desktop, type “netflix.com/browse/genre/” into the URL and add a unique ID code. If you are watching Netflix on your TV, simply type the code into the search bar. This does not work on phones or tablets.

The codes are as follows:

Kaerya, a woman from Algonquin, took American Idol by storm this week with her incredible audition. The daughter of Polish immigrants, Kaeyra grew up singing at her mom’s music school in Schaumburg and has since made an impact in the local music scene.

Her success is credited to her Polish parents, “It’s the reason why I’m so hardworking: seeing how hard they are working, coming from Poland and making their own businesses, and just making it work, learning the language along the way. Just seeing their work ethic and making connections.”

Get ready to cry.

Days before March 25, the first anniversary of the passing of Taylor Hawkins, 100 drummers gathered with Belgian rock band Black Box Revelation, and together, they played “My Hero” in an effort to honor Hawkins.

The Foo Fighters will return to the road soon, with the legacy of Taylor Hawkins feeling like an honorary member of the band.

Is this a sign that the Cubs are desperate to attract fans? The 2016 World Series Champions (who have been awfully quiet ever since) have made a number of improvements to Wrigley Field over the off-season. When fans roll into Wrigley on Thursday for Opening Day, they can expect new things such as a trophy room, new LED lights, additional food options, and more.

Small Cheval burgers will be sold in the bleachers starting with Opening Day. You’ll also see Crispy Chicken Bao Buns, Greek Loaded Fries, Burger Brat, Crispy Chicken Torta, and Quesabirria. The team will also be offering 26-ounce souvenir “Beer Bats” at a few concession stands around the park.

The future is here…almost. It’s actually still in the future, but it’s coming. United Airlines and Archer Aviation announced plans to launch an air taxi route to get people from O’Hare to the Near West Side in just about 10 minutes. The two companies plan to start the service in 2025 between the airport and the Vertiport, which is a vertical aircraft take-off and landing facility.

ComEd is working with both companies to establish the power infrastructure for the service.

As we close out on the first quarter of the year, the Music Gods have blessed us with a ton of new music today.

Fall Out Boy: So Much (for) Stardust

An Obligatory Pete Wentz Thank You to Chicago’s very own Fall Out Boy for releasing their eighth studio album, So Much (for) Stardust. You heard the debut single, “Love From the Other Side” with Brian & Justin not once, not twice, but three times in a row when it first came out. Now you can listen to the full album. Fall Out Boy kicks off their world tour at Wrigley Field on June 21.

Depeche Mode: Memento Mori

Alternative legends Depeche Mode dropped their first album in six years today with the release of Memento Mori. The band sounds as good as they ever have with the release of “Ghosts Again”, the album’s premier single. You can see Depeche Mode at the United Center on April 5 and November 13.

Linkin Park: Fighting Myself

Linkin Park have once again dug into their archives with the upcoming 20th anniversary of Meteora and have pulled out another unreleased song. “Fighting Myself” comes from the Linkin Park archives and it sounds incredible. The track is built from an unused Chester Bennington vocal stem, with new rap verses by Mike Shinoda.

Lana Del Rey: Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd 

The polarizing Lana Del Rey is back with a new album, her first since releasing two LP’s in 2021. Her signature, sultry tone is back once again as Del Rey returns to vintage form with this gut-wrenching, 16-track release.

Meg Myers: TZIA

For the first time since 2018’s “Take Me to the Disco”, Meg Myers is back with a full length album. The eclectic frontwoman is best known for her take on Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill”, but Myers proved again with this record that her original output is just as strong. Meg Myers will be at Park West on April 26.

Bouncing Souls: Ten Stories High

One of the finest Northeast punk bands to ever exist, the Bouncing Souls are back with a new record, the 12th of their prestigious career. The boys will be back in town on May 11 at the Metro alongside Swingin’ Utters and the perennially underrated Samiam.

What new music are you checking out today? The conversation lives on Facebook!

Lollapalooza is once again on the docket and Q101 is the place to be for everything Lollapalooza related. On Thursday, at 8am, Q101 tickets off Ticket Blitz Thursday with Brian & Justin. This continues all day through 6:00pm with Brian Phillips. This will be your FIRST chance to get Lolla tickets before they go on-sale on Friday.

As an expert in bands at the bottom of the poster, it is time once again to shed some light on some under the radar bands trapped at the bottom of the poster.

beabadoobee

As you read this, beabadoobee [BE-BUH-DOO-BE] is preparing to open up Taylor Swift on a string of dates on Swift’s already-infamous Eras Tour. The Filipino, bedroom-pop savant has made a lot of noise in the music industry by, in reality, making very little noise at all. Every outlet, from Rolling Stone to the Tonight Show have given the Gen Z Superstar their seal of approval. She is best known for her vocals on “death bed (coffee for your head)“, a song that has amassed over a billion streams on Spotify, but her best work comes from her latest record with the song “the perfect pair”.

Knocked Loose

Now for something completely different.

Much like Turnstile last year, Knocked Loose is the sole representative for aggressive guitar music this year. The Louisville hardcore outlet has turned heads over the last few years for their unrelenting live show. They are no stranger to the festival scene, having headlined a bevy of hardcore festivals and tagging onto Warper Tour in 2017 and 2018, but 10 years into their career, the band is reaching new heights. This year, they’ll play Coachella and Bonnaroo before unloading their barrage of heavy riffs and blood-curling shrieks on Grant Park this summer. If you find yourself longing for the days where fresh, heavy guitar music dominated your life, Knocked Loose can provide some much-needed comfort.

Lovejoy

Remember the name Lovejoy. The next time they play Lollapalooza, their name will be in a much more prominent position on the poster. The English quarter has been getting in their 10,000 hours, releasing a pair of EP’s as they gear up for their upcoming release, “Wake Up & It’s Over”. The lead single from that project, “Call Me What You Like”, combines the swagger of Arctic Monkeys with the delightful kookiness of The Wombats. This may be your first time listening to Lovejoy, but it certainly won’t be your last.

Dehd

It wouldn’t be Lollapalooza without some great Chicago music, and this year Dehd is the local band to watch (alongside our corndog-loving friends in Sincere Engineer). Dehd have been a longtime favorite of music critics and with good reason. They blend a proto-alt sound while touting Dolly Parton and Roy Orbison as influences. No one is doing it quite like this Chicago three-piece, and while they’ve played Pitchfork Music Festival before, it will be great to see them on the big stage at Lolla.

The 502s

I really love The 502s. There’s something about them that is wholesome and sincere, yet I feel like any of their songs could be used in the background as Toyota tries to sell me a car. Being able to straddle that line takes real talent. This folky sextet came into my life last year their hit, “Just A Little While”, has been embedded in my brain ever since. With The Lumineers gravitating towards electric guitars on their most recent release and Mumford & Sons taking a step back as Marcus Mumford pursues a solo career, The 502s have a chance to become the premier Stomp & Clap band in town. I anxiously await watching their set in awe as the sun sets on the greatest city on Earth.

Tickets for Lollapalooza go on-sale this Friday, but you can get your tickets from Q101 as a part of Ticket Blitz Thursday starting at 8:00AM.

ALDI are known for their cheap groceries, and they’ve now made a foray into streetwear with affordable, stylish clothing.

The following items range from $1.49 to $9.99.

• Keychain Quarter Holder – $1.49
• Bucket Hat or Cap – $3.99
• 2 Pack Socks – $4.99
• Umbrella – $4.99
• Slides – $4.99
• Tumbler – $6.99
• Belt Bag – $6.99
• Windbreaker – $9.99
• Jogger – $9.99
• Pullover – $9.99

Items are available at your local Aldi.