In less than a month, “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” lands in theaters, bringing the heroes in a half-shell back to live-action life for the first time in years.

Well, sort of live-action; the Turtles themselves are brought to life through performance capture, left to interact with human faces like Megan Fox as April O’Neil, Will Arnett as Vernon Fenwick, and William Fichtner as Shredder.

But fans will head to “Ninja Turtles” for the titular heroes themselves, and today’s brand new poster is all about those hard-partying, pizza-demolishing warriors. Except there’s no pizza or party times in sight here — right now, it’s all business.

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In addition to the new poster, there’s a new “Ninja Turtles” music video to listen to as well: Wiz Khalifa’s “Shell Shocked,” featuring Juicy J and Ty Dolla $ign, but sadly no Vanilla Ice, because we’re a long way from 1990.

“Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” arrives on August 8.

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Three weeks ahead of the theatrical release of the “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” reboot, Wiz Khalifa issued a sonic sai of his own with “Shell Shocked.”

Juicy J and Ty Dolla $ign are also featured on the track, which will be featured in the end credits of the film when it hits theaters.

According to Billboard, the song had been in the works for a year and a half.

“When they asked me to do it, just being a fan and being a musician, it made sense,” said Khalifa, who has a tattoo of Donatello on his calf. “In my generation, I think everyone who listens to me loves the Turtles as much as I do, so it just made sense.”

The song, which features the melody from the film’s score by Brian Tyler, starts off with a boisterous, multi-layered beat and a superhero worthy chorus: “knock, knock, you about to get shell shocked.”

First up to bat is Wiz, who serves up lines filled with the kind of TMNT references that a true fan would make.

“Us against the world we can battle whoever, together ain’t no way we gon fail,you know I got your back, just like a turtle shell,” he raps, before comparing Michelangelo to an orange Lamborghini.

The accompanying video is set to be released next week.

“Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” hits theaters August 8.

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Robyn and Royksopp’s buoyant “Do It Again” may be the perfect track for a carefree night out, but the video… well, it’s a little heavier than that.

A theatrical six minutes long, the Martin de Thurah-directed visual is the story of a rebellion — a story of defiance meant to inspire you to do more than dance. But despite the weight of it all, there’s still sex, there’s still romance, and there’s still plenty of dancing. This is still Robyn, after all.

Speaking with Dazed Digital, who premiered the clip on Monday (July 21), de Thurah said the clip is meant to capture the pursuit of something unattainable.

“The stories we worked on and the world we created was much more interesting and captivating than just to focus on (the artists’) performance,” he said. “I worked with the idea of ‘what is our heart’s desire?’ – and I realised that no one in the world truly gets to live out their passions. We are all under some construct, whether you’re an atheist living in Denmark or a gay person in Russia.”

“Do It Again” is the title track off Robyn and Royksopp’s joint project, for which they’re currently on the road.

Emily Blake

Discovering a presumably dead sibling is actually alive would be reason to celebrate for most, but, as usual, things aren’t so cut and dry in Beacon Hills.

On tonight’s “Teen Wolf” episode, Chris Argent, who only recently returned from Paris thanks to a longshot text-alert from Scott McCall, was forced to confront the fact that his sister Kate was running amok as a recently turned werejaguar and killing at random. Worse: The Calaveras were after her.

The werewolf hunters, who have been in relentless pursuit of Kate ever since she left several of their own dead, explained to Chris that they’d sent the fearless bounty hunter Braeden after her but that they hadn’t heard from Braeden in a while. They feared she was dead, and reiterated to Chris that all hunters are to abide by a single code: Hunt those who hunt you. It took some convincing, but he recited the words back to them to prove his commitment to his craft.

Now, Chris, who’s already lost his wife and daughter, is stuck between a rock and a hard place — his sister is back, but he might be obligated to help take her out. So, if and when the moment comes, do you think he’ll be able?

Matthew Scott Donnelly