Bruce Springsteen kicked off his Tonight Show takeover with a performance of Frank Wilson’s “Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)” and a confirmation that he will be attending at least one Taylor Swift show on next year’s “Eras Tour.” Springsteen will be a guest on The Tonight Show through …
Read More »Candace Cameron Bure's GAC Films Don't Have More 'Purpose and Depth' Than Hallmark, They Just Have Fewer Gay People
Candace Cameron Bure won’t say the quiet part out loud, so Hilarie Burton is doing it for her. Following her departure from Hallmark for the Great American Family channel, Bure told the Wall Street Journal that the decision was driven by the network wanting “to promote faith programming and good …
Read More »Sex and the Single Jewish Doctor: How 'Fleishman Is in Trouble' Turned a Writer's Life Into Prestige TV
Taffy Brodesser-Akner made a name for herself as an incisive, award-winning, frequently hilarious celebrity profiler, with viral features on the likes of Britney Spears and Gwyneth Paltrow. But on her odyssey from journalist to novelist to TV show creator, she was startled to realize she wasn’t as good at her …
Read More »Grammys 2023: They Still Can't Get Rap Right
The Grammys have a checkered relationship with rap, from not airing their major rap categories on the official Grammy telecast to infamous snubs like Macklemore over Kendrick and confusion over the actual parameters of rap that came to a head this fall with Nicki Minaj and Latto. There were fewer …
Read More »How Fleet Foxes' Robin Pecknold Writes a Song
Fleet Foxes have been blazing new paths in the ancient realm of folk-rock for nearly 15 years, from their acclaimed 2008 debut to 2020’s excellent Shore. The new book Wading in Waist-High Water: The Lyrics of Fleet Foxes, out this week through Tin House, collects songwriter Robin Pecknold’s words from …
Read More »Paramore Are Bigger, Better, and More Beloved Than Ever at Beacon Theater Show
Every Paramore tour feels hard-earned. The band has never quite broken up (when they went on “hiatus” in 2018, it felt like it was more for time off), but they have gone through the ringer with members dramatically leaving, with some even returning. Singer Hayley Williams took a moment during …
Read More »Foreigner Are Finally Ready to Feel It for the Last Time, Announce Farewell Tour
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Foreigner will try to find out what love is one last time, with the veteran arena rock heroes announcing a farewell tour for 2023. The run is set …
Read More »'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' Isn't Just a Sequel — It's an MCU Geo-Political Gamechanger
Just days after its much-anticipated debut, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is poised to continueMarvel Studios’ box-office dominance. But the new movie might also signal a major evolutionary shift in the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s geopolitical world-building. An inescapable aura of grief distinguishes director Ryan Coogler’s latest work from other MCU movies. …
Read More »University of Virginia School Shooting Victims Remembered: 'Y'all Were Truly Blood Brothers'
Shortly after learning that three UVA students were shot and killed Sunday night with two others injured, the victim’s friends, family, and community were given some good news: the suspect, who had been on the run for 12 hours, had finally been caught. But before they could breathe a sigh …
Read More »A Harvard Law Professor Breaks Down Vogue's Lawsuit Against Drake and 21 Savage
No matter what Drake and 21 Savage hoped to accomplish with the faux-Vogue issue that kicked off the pseudo-media blitz ahead of the joint album Her Loss — impressive album promotion, thoughtful cultural commentary, just general hijinks, or all three — those magazines have been distributed, their covers have been …
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