If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Jeans are, objectively, an almost perfect article of clothing. You can class them up with a suit jacket and somedressy shoesand head off to your board meeting, or …
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Mary J. Blige will take her recent triumphant hometown New York City show to the big screen with her upcoming concert film For My Fans, Live From Madison Square Garden. The singer’s first-ever concert movie was filmed in April during her sold-out gig at the World’s Most Famous Arena. The …
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You couldn’t accuse Jeffrey Manchester of being inconsiderate or impolite. Sure, the former member of the U.S. Army’s 82nd airborne division had fallen on hard times in terms of steady employment, and when you need to provide for your family, you do what you have to do. In Manchester’s case, …
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Leading up tothe Grammy nominations on Nov. 7, Rolling Stone is breaking down 10 different categories. For each, we’re predicting the nominees, as well as who will (and who should) win on Grammy night. When it comes to country music, the Grammys tend to skew toward the traditional and musically …
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Yungblud appeared on the latest episode of Jack Osbourne’s podcast to fire back at the “bitter and jealous” critics of his tribute to Ozzy Osbourne at the MTV Video Music Awards. During the hour-long conversation, the pair talked about Yungblud’s U.S. tour, how Ozzy mentored the singer after they met …
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Sabrina Carpenter’s four-song set at her Grand Ole Opry debut included the words or phrases “motherfucker,” “well, fuck,” and “fuck my life,” but fans at the 100-year-old country-music radio show didn’t have to clutch their pearls. As Carpenter admitted, they were getting the Opry edits. “You’re so wholesome here in …
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Going into Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl, part of the thrill was that it seemed like we were going to get Reputation-style anthems. She’d reunited with Max Martin for the first time since that excellent 2017 LP — and the showgirl themes opened up plenty of possibilities. Thematically, …
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In April 2023, moments after being reinstated to his office in the Tennessee legislature after Republicans booted him in retaliation for his gun control activism, Justin J. Pearson told reporters that despite their best efforts: “You can’t expel hope. You can’t expel our fight.” Two years later, Pearson is looking …
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Dua Lipa‘s Radical Optimism tour is an ultimate ode to dancing the night away. Her set list is an unrelenting string of pop hits, from “Training Season” to “Levitating” to “Physical” and, of course, “Dance the Night.” At her most recent stop in Los Angeles, Lipa took the sentiment a …
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On Nov. 19, Lainey Wilson will become the first woman to host the CMA Awards solo in 34 years. The last was Reba McEntire in 1991. Wilson, during an appearance on this week’s new episode of Rolling Stone’s Nashville Now podcast, expressed disbelief at that statistic. “I looked it up …
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