Rolling Stone‘s interview series King for a Day features long-form conversations between senior writer Andy Greene and singers who had the difficult job of fronting major rock bands after the departure of an iconic vocalist. Some of them stayed in their bands for years, while others lasted just a few …
Read More »La Batalla Cultural: Hate and Election Lies Are Poisoning Spanish-Language YouTube
Agustín Laje winces in disgust as he tells his listeners, in graphic detail, about a controversial medical procedure young people are getting in America. There’s just one problem: He’s making a lot of it up. “Fourteen-year-olds who can’t, for example, even have a beer in the United States,” Laje says, …
Read More »See the 'Almost Famous' Cast Perform Iconic 'Tiny Dancer' Bus Scene on 'Fallon'
Two days before the Almost Famous musical officially opens on Broadway, the show’s cast appeared on the Tonight Show to deliver their rendition of Elton John’s “Tiny Dancer,” a song which — as any fan of the 2000 film can attest — plays a pivotal role in the story. The …
Read More »'Avatar: The Way of Water' Official Trailer: Still Not Much Plot, But Still Lots of Blue Alien Vibes
Several months after James Cameron shared the first teaser for his long-awaited Avatar sequel, the film is back with its first official trailer, and the results are in: A little more plot, but still mostly just blue alien vibes. Avatar: The Way of Water is set over a decade after …
Read More »Common and John Legend Talk Words + Music
B eing able to express myself through words and music allows me to know myself better, Common says. “I found in writing, I was able to say things that I truly felt. I don’t think I would have had that conversation with certain people and friends, but I had it …
Read More »Say Hello to the Next Great New York Rock Band
They say that rock is dying, guitar solos are old news, and kids today don’t like that kind of noise. OK, sure —but have they heard Hello Mary? The New York trio’s self-titled full-length debut, out March 3, is a blast of distorted chords, sunny harmonies, and all-consuming angst that …
Read More »Mariah Carey Gets Early Holiday Gift as 'All I Want for Christmas' Lawsuit Dropped
Perfectly timed for the start of the holiday season, Mariah Carey is no longer facing a lawsuit over her holiday classic, “All I Want for Christmas Is You.” According to court documents obtained by Rolling Stone, plaintiff Andy Stone filed to dismiss his case against Carey “in its entirety, without …
Read More »Man Accused of Attacking Pelosi's Husband Told Police He Was on a 'Suicide Mission'
The man accused of breaking into House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s San Francisco home early Friday morning and assaulting her husband, Paul Pelosi, with a hammer told police he was on a “suicide mission” and planned to target other officials, according to reports on Tuesday. David Wayne DePape, 42, made his …
Read More »Why Daniel Radcliffe Spoke Up Against J.K. Rowling's Transphobia: 'I Needed to Say Something'
Harry Potter is an ally. Back in 2020, when J.K. Rowling started spewing transphobia on Twitter, Daniel Radcliffe — who portrayed Harry onscreen — spoke up in a powerful letter sharing his support for trans people, calling out the author. Now, Radcliffe is reflecting on that decision in a new …
Read More »Shaquille O'Neal, Charles Barkley Slam 'Idiot' Kyrie Irving's Antisemitism
Charles Barkley and Shaquille O’Neal are not happy with the NBA’s decision to not suspend Kyrie Irving for his antisemitic actions on Twitter. Last week, Irving promoted a venomously antisemitic book on Twitter, which Rolling Stone first reported. On Inside the NBA Tuesday, the former pro players said they believed …
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