Rhett Miller plays diverse selections from the American music catalog — from “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” to “(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay” — in the latest installment of the Mighty Song Writers web series. The Old 97’s frontman kicks off his 20-minute set with “Big River,” a song …
Read More »Sarah Paulson Is a Merciless Asylum Nurse in 'Ratched' Trailer
Nearly 60 years after Ken Kesey created Mildred Ratched in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,the heartless asylum nurse will get her origin story inRatched, out September 18th on Netflix. Louise Fletcher famously portrayed the nurse in the 1975 film and now Sarah Paulson stars as a younger version who …
Read More »Meet the Real Charles Manson in New Audible Original
Did anyone ever really know Charles Manson? To his fellow inmates, growing up in the criminal justice system, he was a wannabe musician with a hot temper. To his followers in 1969, he was Charlie, son of man, the loving yet strict leader of a family that adhered to his …
Read More »Kanye West Will Not Appear on Virginia Ballot, Judge Rules
UPDATE (9/3): Kanye West will not appear on the ballot as a presidential candidate in Virginia, NBC 12 in Richmond reports. A Richmond Circuit Court Judge ruled that 11 of the 13 electors who pledged their support for West were “obtained by improper, fraudulent and/or misleading means, or are otherwise …
Read More »RS Charts: Burna Boy, Money Man and Victoria Monet Lead the Breakthrough 25 Chart
At the top of the charts, the month of August was the month of “WAP”‘s raunchy reign and the month of Folklore’s record-setting dominance. But if you venture outside the top ranks and onto Rolling Stone‘s Breakthrough 25 Chart, August was the month many up-and-coming artists had their breakout moment …
Read More »The Best Albums of August 2020: The Killers, Maluma, Angel Olsen, Katy Perry, and More
Each month, the editors and critics at Rolling Stone compile a list of our favorite new albums. Our picks from August include a bold return from the Killers, a return to reggaetón from Colombian star Maluma, a stripped-back sound from singer-songwriter Angel Olsen, and Katy Perry‘s latest pop-star reinvention. Angel …
Read More »Maluma Performs 'Hawaii' at a Socially Distanced Drive-In at the 2020 VMAs
Maluma took the stage at a socially distanced drive-in at the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards for the first performance of tropical dance number “Hawaii,” off of his new album Papi Juancho. Dressed in a yellow tux and seated atop a motorcycle, Maluma performed on a Brooklyn stage in front …
Read More »Brent Cobb Agrees to 'Shut Up and Sing' in New Song. Or Does He?
Brent Cobb takes the dismissive phrase “shut up and sing” — a popular retort to musicians who dare talk about politics or social issues — and turns it on its head in his new song, appropriately titled “Shut Up and Sing.” It’s the latest release off the Georgia songwriter’s new …
Read More »Chris Wallace Calls Out Fox News Hosts for Justifying Vigilante Justice
Fox News host Chris Wallace made a point to differentiate himself from what some of his colleagues seem to be comfortable doing—namely, compromising away the use of vigilante justice to make a political point. During a Thursday panel discussion, Fox News contributor Katie Pavlic seemed to make excuses for the …
Read More »Hear Alanis Morissette Talk Tori Amos, Kate Bush on Debut 'Alanis Radio' Episode
Alanis Morissette has launched her Alanis Radio show on Apple Music Hits and for the inaugural episode, she shared a playlist and thoughts on the artists and the music that inspire her, including Tori Amos and Kate Bush. Morissette said that Amos was among her favorite artists and listening to …
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