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Will Olivia Rodrigo Win Her First Album of the Year Award at 2027 Grammys?
Olivia Rodrigo is the frontrunner at the 2027 Grammys for Album of the Year, but Olivia Dean, Rosalia, Taylor Swift, and more can be spoilers.
Rolling Stone • Joseph HudakMaren Morris Hits Back at Shane Gillis’ ‘SNL’ Joke About Women Being ‘Whores’ at the Gym
Maren Morris responded to Shane Gillis’ ‘Saturday Night Live’ monologue joke about women being “whores” at the gym.
Rolling Stone • Emily ZemlerJimmy Kimmel Responds After Trump Calls Him a ‘Loser’ for Joking About His Rally Size
"Of all the things I said about him last week, of all the many moronic and criminal words and deeds I detailed, that's what bothers him?"
Rolling Stone • Emily ZemlerBryan Cranston Mourns ‘Breaking Bad’ Co-Star RJ Mitte: ‘I’m in Deep Despair’
Bryan Cranston shared a tribute following the death of RJ Mitte, who died on Monday at the age of 34.
Rolling Stone • Charisma MadarangHere’s Where You Can Still Find Tickets to Aerosmith’s Hollywood Bowl Shows
After cutting their 2023 farewell tour short, Aerosmith are bringing a stacked roster of guests for two nights at the Hollywood Bowl
Rolling Stone • Jonathan Zavaleta‘Stupid Canadian Wolf Bird’ Quote From ‘Heated Rivalry’ Inspires Unlikely Merch
A quip from the show inspired new officially licensed merch from Crave and collectible maker Youtooz. Here’s where you can find the collectible.
Rolling Stone • Tim ChanMy Morning Jacket Meet Their Grateful Dead Moment at San Francisco Residency
The band concluded a seven-night run at the Fillmore that corresponded to the seven colors of the rainbow
Rolling Stone • Shirley HalperinKacey Musgraves Puts Kristi Noem in the Dog House After Lame Jab
The ousted Secretary of Homeland Security attempted to diss the singer for hosting Texas Senate candidate James Talarico
Rolling Stone • Charisma MadarangParke’s Viral Mockneck Got Cropped, and We’re Betting It’ll Sell Out Again
A shorter hem, the same cult following, and another reason to set your alarm. Parke’s Everyday Edit drops Oct. 13.
Rolling Stone • Camila QuimperWhere to Find Tickets to Fontaines D.C.’s 2027 North American Tour
Tickets for Fontaines D.C.’s North American tour are selling quickly. Here’s what to know about the band’s tour and where to grab stubs.
Rolling Stone • Jonathan ZavaletaDistroKid Removed Songs From Streaming Platforms in Response to UMG Copyright Suit
Though the distributor was ostensibly targeting AI slop and potentially infringing content, numerous artists said their original music was hit with takedowns
Rolling Stone • Jon BlisteinRJ Mitte, ‘Breaking Bad’ Star Who Played Walt Jr., Dead at 34
RJ Mitte, the actor and disability-rights advocate who played Walter White Jr. on ‘Breaking Bad,’ has died at age 34.
Rolling Stone • Jon BlisteinBarbie Restocks Its First Official Hanukkah Doll, Featuring a Menorah Sweater That Actually Lights Up
The brand’s viral drop includes an interactive holiday sweater. Here’s where it’s still on shelves
Rolling Stone • Alexis Mikulski RuizTrump Says Kennedy Center Has Money Issues. It Just Hired a Pricey New Director
Music rep Rick Canny will be responsible for the creative direction of the center’s programming, even as the Kennedy Center's future remains uncertain
Rolling Stone • CT Jones‘VisionQuest’ Is a Show Only a Bot Could Love
A paranoid android and his old sparring partner are back for more MCU business as usual. The software could use an upgrade.
Rolling Stone • David FearSelma Blair Arrested After ‘Medical Emergency’ Led to Physical Altercation on Flight
The actress has been detained following the alleged assault of multiple flight attendants and additional erratic behavior on a Delta flight from LAX to JFK
Rolling Stone • Larisha PaulDoechii Revives Her “Swamp Sessions” Series With New Song “Bombs”
“A mission is brewing inside of me,” the rapper wrote in a letter to fans, “to see Black Womanhood exist at the center of Hip-Hop AND Pop”
Pitchfork.com • Walden GreenRosalía Joins Fontaines D.C. on the Aching Orchestral Ballad ‘Where Is Gone?’
The track comes off the Irish rock band's forthcoming album, Dopamine Chamber
Rolling Stone • Emily ZemlerJudge Tears Into Trump Admin. for Cutting Down D.C. Trees: ‘Beyond Upset and Furious’
Judge Ana C. Reyes tore into Donald Trump’s administration on Monday for cutting down hundreds of trees in Washington, D.C.
Rolling Stone • Ryan BortFontaines D.C. Recruit Rosalía for New Song “Where Is Gone?”
“She was keeping a Spanish tradition of music alive, which in a spiritual way felt akin to what we’ve tried to do with Irish music,” says the band’s Carlos O’Connell
Pitchfork.com • Jazz MonroeThe Right’s Desperate Conspiracy Theory About James Talarico Goes Up In Flames
The right is pushing a conspiracy theory that James Talarico was treated for a mental health crisis during a brief Texas Senate campaign absence.
Rolling Stone • NikkimccannramirezBritney Spears Just Released a 2001 Song She Wrote With Justin Timberlake
Spears recorded "She'll Never Be Me" for Britney, which celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, but the track was left unfinished and scrapped from the record to prioritize other songs
Rolling Stone • Larisha PaulTrump’s Vendetta Against Ilhan Omar Now Involves Federal Agents Raiding Her Home
Homeland Security executed a search warrant at the Somali-American congresswoman's home, reportedly in connection to a probe into her immigration paperwork
Rolling Stone • Ryan BortMike Love and Al Jardine of the Beach Boys Play Simultaneous, Historic Shows
As a frail Love played what could be his final Beach Boys concert in Nashville on Sunday, Jardine was taking the stage in Cerritos, California, with ex-bandmates Bruce Johnston and David Marks
Rolling Stone • Andy GreeneJohn Oliver Greets His New Skydance Overlords With Sexy Fanfic Pics of Insurance Mascot
"Hope you’re happy with what you bought," the Last Week Tonight host cracked after showcasing several hypersexualized illustrations of Liberty Mutual's new mascot
Rolling Stone • Jon BlisteinElla Langley Returns to the Stage After Tulsa Concert Threat
Country star cancelled performance in Tulsa, Oklahoma following a security threat, but made it to the stage in Lubbock, Texas after feeling "this calling and this tug at my chest that says it’s OK"
Rolling Stone • Larisha PaulRussell Brand’s Rape Trial Begins With Jury Selection
Russell Brand’s rape and sexual assault trial in England began Monday with jury selection, with opening arguments slated for later this week.
Rolling Stone • Jon BlisteinWilly Chavarria’s Subversive Take on Fashion Has Changed Pop Culture For Good
The Mexican American designer, who has dressed Kendrick Lamar and Bad Bunny, has created a brand that’s radically cool
Rolling Stone • Jason MaxeyFontaines D.C. Make Dystopian Rock That Hits Just Right for Dark Times
On Dopamine Chamber, the Irish band reaches further into electronic moodiness while delivering hard-hitting reflections on how to stay sane — and maybe even hopeful — these days
Rolling Stone • Jason MaxeyThe 2027 Grammys’ Race for Record of the Year Is the Most Competitive in Ages
Ella Langley, Taylor Swift, and Raye are all destined for nominations — not to mention Olivia Rodrigo and Olivia Dean
Rolling Stone • Joseph HudakRobyn and Zara Larsson Sound Off in Stockholm
Two generations of Swedish superstars get together in their home country to trade laughs and talk Madonna, misogyny, and making music on their terms
Rolling Stone • Chris KobiellaKelly Clarkson Responds to Brooklyn Store After They Refute Her Bad Shopping Experience
Kelly Clarkson responded to Brooklyn shop Art of Play after they refuted her claims about a bad shopping experience.
Rolling Stone • Emily ZemlerSee Sombr Bring Out Lindsey Buckingham for ‘Go Your Own Way’ at Los Angeles Show
Sombr brought out surprise guest Lindsey Buckingham to perform a Fleetwood Mac classic during the singer’s Los Angeles concert Saturday.
Rolling Stone • Daniel KrepsPope Leo XIV to Undergo Surgery After Nodule Found in Lung
"It was detected at a very early stage and is well-localized," the pontiff said Sunday. "The doctors believe that it is best to intervene"
Rolling Stone • Daniel KrepsThe 76 Best Albums of 1976
Disco was king, Frampton came alive, new sounds like dub and punk were rising up, and the radio was full of Stevie Wonder and Kiss
Rolling Stone • Rolling StoneBarry Manilow Cancels Las Vegas Comeback Shows Due to Bronchitis
Barry Manilow’s return to the Las Vegas stage following his cancer battle was cut short this weekend as the singer was hit with bronchitis.
Rolling Stone • Daniel KrepsCharli XCX Brings Out Tinashe at Austin City Limits Festival
The Popstar mastermind gave “Nobody Wanna Dance Anymore" and “Melatonin” live debuts
Pitchfork.com • Hattie LindertThe Beach Boys Played Their First Public Concert in Three Months With an Alarmingly Frail Mike Love
"He's been going through some health issues," John Stamos told the crowd at the start of the show. "We're all here to support him and give him as much love as we can"
Rolling Stone • Andy GreeneJack White Reunites the Raconteurs at Nashville Show
It marked the bands first appearance together since 2019
Pitchfork.com • Hattie LindertWatch Rosalía Perform “Reliquia” En Pointe on SNL
She also brought “Magnolia” to the Saturday Night Live stage
Pitchfork.com • Hattie Lindert, Jazz MonroeSee the Raconteurs Reunite for First Time in Seven Years at Jack White’s Nashville Concert
The Raconteurs reunited onstage for the first time in seven years Saturday during Jack White’s Nashville concert.
Rolling Stone • Daniel KrepsFired Government Scientists Are Finding New Ways to Spread the Word on Climate Change
Donald Trump’s administration fired scientists working on the next National Climate Assessment. They’re finding new ways to publish their research.
Rolling Stone • Ryan BortRemi Wolf Burned Out on Touring. She Prioritizes Healing on New Album ‘Mud’
"I had so many feelings I had been kind of repressing for a while," says the songwriter, who decamped with friends to a rental in Big Bear, California, to craft the follow-up to 2024's Big Ideas
Rolling Stone • Joseph HudakBears vs. Packers: Where to Watch Today’s Game Online
The Chicago Bears visit Lambeau Field to face the Green Bay Packers. If you don’t have cable, here’s what to know about streaming the game live.
Rolling Stone • Jonathan Zavaleta‘SNL’: Watch Rosalía Perform ‘Reliquia,’ ‘Magnolias’
Both songs are from the Spanish singer-songwriter's highly praised album, Lux
Rolling Stone • William Vaillancourt‘SNL’: Cop Talk Show Host Shane Gillis Interrogates Nervous Guests
The talk show is meant to be proof that talking to the cops "doesn't have to be stressful," but it has a long way to go
Rolling Stone • William Vaillancourt‘SNL’ Weekend Update Mocks Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize Loss, Pete Hegseth’s Execution Plan
Colin Jost jokes that Trump, who is fuming about his Nobel Peace Prize loss, is “taking it all in stride”
Rolling Stone • William Vaillancourt‘SNL’ Cold Open: RFK Jr. Makes a Disturbing Announcement About Flu Season
Vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. renames the time of year as measles cases rise
Rolling Stone • William VaillancourtThe ‘Scream’ 30th Anniversary Box Set Comes With a Replica of the Bloody Phone From the Film’s Iconic Opening Scene
Fans of the 1996 hit can pick up an anniversary edition that features a 4K Blu-ray version of the film, plus some killer collectibles
Rolling Stone • Tim ChanWhite Sox vs. Guardians Game 5 Livestream: How to Watch Tonight’s MLB Playoff Game Online Free
The winners of tonight’s MLB playoff game go on to face the Tampa Bay Rays, who completed a three-game sweep of the New York Yankees in the other ALDS series.
Rolling Stone • Tim ChanGeorgia vs. Alabama Livestream: How to Watch the Football Game Online Free
Undefeated rivals face off tonight when the No. 2 Bulldogs face the No. 6 Crimson Tide
Rolling Stone • Oscar HartzogNicolas Cage Reveals He’s Starring in ‘True Detective’ Season 5
Nicolas Cage announced at a New York Comic-Con panel Saturday that he will star in the upcoming fifth season of ‘True Detective.’
Rolling Stone • Daniel KrepsHow to Watch WWE Money in the Bank 2026 Online Free
Here’s how to watch WWE Money in the Bank 2026, including ways to get a free WWE Money in the Bank livestream online.
Rolling Stone • Oscar HartzogSee Charli XCX Bring Out Tinashe at ACL Festival
Charli XCX brought out Tinashe to perform a pair of tracks off her new album ‘Popstar’ during XCX’s ACL Festival headlining set Friday.
Rolling Stone • Daniel KrepsGeordie Greep Shows Cancelled Following Sexual Misconduct Allegations
The singer, who has denied the allegations, called off performances in Boise, Salt Lake City, Boulder, and Denver
Pitchfork.com • Alex SuskindNew Report Says WNBA Trans Debate Is Being Pushed Online For Profit: ‘The Point Is to Sow Division’
The trans athlete fight feels inescapable online. Data startup GUDEA says the data shows a different story
Rolling Stone • CT JonesWhy Is This Surprising Taylor Swift Deep Cut Trending?
Taylor Swift’s ‘Chloe or Sam or Sophia or Marcus’ is having a moment thanks to online discourse sparked by Bald Ann Dowd Twitter account
Rolling Stone • Maya GeorgiGeordie Greep Cancels Tour Dates Amid Sexual Misconduct Allegation
Geordie Greep has canceled dates on his current North American tour following an allegation of sexual misconduct made against the singer.
Rolling Stone • Daniel KrepsCarter Faith Wants to Make You a Little Uncomfortable
The country music songwriter is putting her own spin on the genre with an unapologetic demeanor, lyrics about going crazy, and maybe some murder fantasies
Rolling Stone • Marissa MossThe Strokes’ Nick Valensi, Aziya, and Mr Hudson Unleash New Song ‘Scream Your Name’
The second single from the newly launched record label, endearingly called Sick, has been unveiled.
Rolling Stone • Charisma MadarangInterscope Claims Summer Walker Will Owe $50 Million if She Walks Away From Record Deal
Interscope is suing Summer Walker with claims she’ll owe at least $50 million in damages if she terminates her contract under California labor law.
Rolling Stone • Nancy DillonHere’s Where You Can Nab iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tickets
The holiday bash swings through New York, L.A., Chicago, and more cities, with a lineup featuring Olivia Rodrigo, Hilary Duff, Teddy Swims, and more.
Rolling Stone • Jonathan ZavaletaElla Langley Abruptly Cancels Tulsa Show Due to ‘Serious Security Threat’
Ella Langley canceled her show in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Friday night due to a “serious security threat” to fans, venue staff, and her team.
Rolling Stone • Charisma MadarangThe Pokémon Chaos Rising Trading Cards Are Selling Out, But You Can Still Find Them Here
With stores selling the Pokémon trading cards in the tens of thousands each month, finding a rare card makes it even more rewarding
Rolling Stone • Sophie DunneWillie Nelson, Yo La Tengo Endorse James Talarico
YLT will play a benefit concert for the Texas Senate hopeful in Austin on October 27
Pitchfork.com • Walden GreenMastodon Are Releasing Vinyl Containing Actual Mastodon Fossils
Limited to 170 copies, the "Bone Dust" vinyl was pressed in partnership with Waxwork Records and the University of Georgia's geology department
Rolling Stone • Jaeden PinderRemi Wolf Announces 2027 North America Tour
The singer will hit New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto, and more
Pitchfork.com • Kiana MicklesThe Decemberists Premiere First Song in Two Years
“The Better Part of Bravery” was made for Wildwood, a film based on Colin Meloy’s debut novel
Pitchfork.com • Alex SuskindTrump Taps Far-Right Commentator as New Press Secretary
Katie Zacharia has been tapped as the new White House Press Secretary, replacing Karoline Leavitt as the mouthpiece for Donald Trump’s administration.
Rolling Stone • Ryan BortLola Young, Caroline Polachek, Tinashe Lead Chappell Roan Benefit Shows
The two-night LGBTQ+ fundraising event Super Graphic Spectacular, also featuring Muna, takes place at Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles later this month
Rolling Stone • Althea LegaspiWillie Nelson Endorses James Talarico in Texas Senate Race
Willie Nelson has endorsed James Talarico, who is running against Ken Paxton in the Texas senate race.
Rolling Stone • Jonathan BernsteinAlanis Morissette Is Dropping a Holiday Album
Good Weather for Immaculate Conception features two original Christmas songs and collaborative covers with Brandi Carlile, Martin Short, and more.
Rolling Stone • Jaeden PinderSlayyyter Confronts a Cheater in Self-Directed ‘I Think He’s Got a Girl’ Video
Slayyyter has released her self-directed video for ‘I Think He’s Got a Girl,’ which appears on upcoming LP ‘Wor$t Man in America.’
Rolling Stone • Althea LegaspiWhere to Find the Best Ticket Deals to John Mayer Live at Sphere
Here’s where to snag tickets to one of John Mayer’s upcoming residency shows in Las Vegas without going broke
Rolling Stone • Alexis Mikulski RuizPiero, Known as a Leader of Latin American Songwriting, Dead at 81
The musician was known for classic songs like “Mi Viejo” and “Soy Pan, Soy Paz, Soy Más.”
Rolling Stone • Julyssa LopezWild West Meets Wine: Texas-Based Lane Boots Just Made a Shoe for Oenophiles
The Rombauer Vineyards x Lane Boots “Joy” Boot release marks the Western outfitter’s first collaboration with a winery.
Rolling Stone • Stanislava DatskovskaFrom Suits to Boots, Here Are 8 Things to Buy From the Men’s Wearhouse Fall Sale
We round up the best deals from Men’s Wearhouse’s fall sale, including discounts on suits, sport coats, and sneakers.
Rolling Stone • Oscar Hartzog‘Barbaric’: Catholic Leader Condemns Hegseth’s Plan for Public Execution
Pete Hegseth’s plan to livestream the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan was met with bipartisan condemnation.
Rolling Stone • NikkimccannramirezWhy Sheryl Crow Relates to Olivia Rodrigo: She ‘Inspires Me to Keep Going’
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame member also praises the "Drop Dead" singer for doing the work with events like her Daisy Chain Fields festival
Rolling Stone • Joseph HudakTruckin’ Straight to Bed: Printfresh’s New Grateful Dead Pajamas Are Here
Printfresh's latest collection brings the band’s signature dancing bears, florals, and logos to cozy styles for the whole family
Rolling Stone • Alexis Mikulski RuizTroye Sivan, Dawn Richard, Remi Wolf, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week
Looking for the week’s best new music? Check out our Songs You Need to Know playlist
Rolling Stone • Jaeden PinderAlanis Morissette Made a Holiday Album
This Christmas season, expect Good Weather for Immaculate Conception
Pitchfork.com • Walden GreenSacha Baron Cohen Uses Borat to Defend Ali G in New ‘Who Iz I?’ Trailer
Actor also resurrects character Colonel Erran Morad from Who Is America? in new clip
Rolling Stone • Althea LegaspiYou’re Not Crazy: Instagram Was Indeed Persuading You to Listen to Creed
″[We] found that this song is being recommended to more people than intended,” an Instagram spokesperson said of the issue.
Rolling Stone • Jaeden PinderPhoebe Bridgers Brings a ‘Haunted’ Vibe — And Boygenius — to New York’s Cherry Lane Theatre
Phoebe Bridgers linked up with her ‘Primetime’ director Lance Oppenheim for ‘Sound Check at Cherry Lane Theatre,’ which features boygenius.
Rolling Stone • Angie MartoccioPower Trip Share First New Songs Since Riley Gale’s Death
Power Trip have released a pair of new songs, “Precinct 3” and “Scavenger,” the Dallas thrash band’s first new music since Riley Gale’s death in 2020.
Rolling Stone • Daniel KrepsZara Larsson Receives 2026 Mental Health Champion of the Year Award From the Trevor Project
“I’m incredibly honored to receive this award and proud to stand alongside The Trevor Project in supporting LGBTQ+ young people,” pop star says
Rolling Stone • Althea LegaspiGrimes Reveals First Taste of AI-Inspired ‘Psy Opera’
“Accelerando” is the latest taste of Grimes first album in six years. A release date and complete track list has yet to be revealed.
Rolling Stone • Jaeden Pinder9 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Cameron Winter, Deafheaven, Dawn Richard, and More
Stream new releases from Cameron Winter, Deafheaven, Dawn Richard, Troye Sivan, and more
Pitchfork.com • Hattie Lindert, Jazz Monroe, Kiana Mickles, Walden Green‘The Social Reckoning’ Wants to Be ‘All the Zuckerberg’s Men’
What we get is a competition between a whistleblower drama, a Method-acting showcase, and a screwball comedy. Only one of those movies truly works.
Rolling Stone • David FearDeafheaven Stand Against War on Their New EP
The band talks about their heavy new music and the anti-war themes behind it
Rolling Stone • Brenna EhrlichThe Best R&B Album Race at 2027 Grammys Should Include New and Legacy Voices
Predicting the nominees for Best R&B Album at the 2027 Grammys, including likely contenders Bruno Mars, Kehlani, Jill Scott, and more.
Rolling Stone • Joseph HudakJudas Priest’s Longtime Bassist Ian Hill Announces Retirement: ‘Time Has Come’
Longest-serving member of heavy metal legends cites "evil arthritis," other health issues and "neglect[ing] my family life for 57 years" as reasons for departure, but Hill will appear on band's upcoming album
Rolling Stone • Daniel KrepsAbdul El-Sayed Wouldn’t Let Mike Rogers Wash Off His MAGA Makeup
Abdul El-Sayed exposed Mike Rogers during their debate on Thursday, as the race for Senate in Michigan enters its home stretch.
Rolling Stone • Ryan BortWatch Phoebe Bridgers and Boygenius Perform Live in New Short Film
Bridgers is the latest guest on A24’s Sound Check at Cherry Lane Theater YouTube series
Pitchfork.com • Hattie LindertDon Toliver and Malcolm Todd Talk Going Viral and Staying Sane
Both artists have had massive years, and they have a special connection via a well-placed sample. Now, they link up to talk about songwriting, fame, and how to tap into the right energy
Rolling Stone • Chris KobiellaJourney Drummer Deen Castronovo Suffers Medical Emergency During Tulsa Concert
Journey drummer Deen Castronovo suffered a medical emergency during the band’s concert in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Thursday night.
Rolling Stone • Charisma MadarangWatch Slayyyter Rock a Raccoon Pelt in “I Think He’s Got a Girl” Video
The next single from Wor$t Man in America comes with a video she directed herself
Pitchfork.com • Hattie LindertTroye Sivan Shares His “Gayest Music Video” for “FF”
“Like this is GAY gay,” the Aussie pop star said of the clip, which accompanies the release of his new album She’s the Best
Pitchfork.com • Walden GreenDeafheaven Surprise Release New EP At Work in the Fields of the Bomb
Their first new music since 2025’s Lonely People with Power
Pitchfork.com • Hattie LindertGrimes Shares First Song From AI-Inspired Album Psy Opera
The album promises to cover everything the singer “witnessed as a woman of history during her hiatus from pop music”
Pitchfork.com • Kiana MicklesPower Trip Return With First Songs Since Death of Riley Gale
“I think he would have been stoked to see it come to fruition,” says guitarist Blake Ibanez of “Precinct 3” and “Scavenger”
Pitchfork.com • Jazz MonroeZac Brown Shares Dolly Parton’s Posthumous Video Message to Teachers: ‘Thank You for Your Passion’
Dolly Parton, who championed education throughout her life, had a heartfelt message for teachers in a posthumous video.
Rolling Stone • Charisma Madarang‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Series Greenlit. Constance Wu, Henry Golding, and Michelle Yeoh Returning
Eight years after ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ made history, the movie’s original stars are reprising their roles for a series heading to HBO.
Rolling Stone • Charisma MadarangWhere to Stream ‘Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger’ Documentary
Here’s where to stream Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger documentary online, including footage from the Oasis 2025 tour.
Rolling Stone • Oscar HartzogThe Pentagon Is Going to Livestream a Firing Squad Execution
“No brainer,” Pete Hegseth said of the decision to execute Nidal Hasan by firing squad, announcing that the public will be able to watch
Rolling Stone • Charisma MadarangYou’re Going to Love Emma Ogier’s Music. Just Wait
She's linked up with Bright Eyes and Dominic Fike, and gotten shoutouts from Clairo, Gracie Abrams, Audrey Hobert, and Ethel Cain. Her upcoming debut is one of the year's best
Rolling Stone • Simon Vozick-LevinsonOsleys Iglesias vs. Oliver Zaren Livestream: How to Watch the Boxing Match Online
Here’s how to watch tonight’s Iglesias vs. Zaren fight, including how to livestream the fight online.
Rolling Stone • Oscar HartzogHayden Panettiere’s Daughter Appears at Hearing About ‘Missing’ Jewelry
Hayde Panettiere’s 11-year-old daughter appeared by video at a court hearing as her father gained the power to pursue “missing” jewelry on her behalf.
Rolling Stone • Nancy DillonLoretta Lynn’s Late-Career Masterpiece ‘Van Lear Rose’ Is Returning to Streaming
Loretta Lynn’s Jack White-produced classic, ‘Van Lear Rose,’ will return to streaming services after a mysterious seven year absence.
Rolling Stone • Jon BlisteinStanley Kubrick Auction to Feature ’2001′ Star Child, Axe From ‘The Shining’
Bonhams' Stanley Kubrick Collection auction includes props from legendary director's films as well as personal items from his estate
Rolling Stone • Daniel KrepsTaylor Swift to Perform at Academy Museum’s Annual Gala
Taylor Swift will take the stave at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures sixth annual gala honoring Charlize Theron, Colman Domingo, and more.
Rolling Stone • Jon BlisteinHow to Watch Nick Saban’s New Docuseries Online for Free
Here’s how to watch the new Nick Saban ESPN docuseries, including ways to stream Saban for free without cable.
Rolling Stone • Oscar HartzogKatseye’s Sophia Laforteza to Return to Group in January
Katseye’s Sophia Laforteza revealed Thursday that, following a hiatus to focus on her mental health, she would rejoin the girl group early next year.
Rolling Stone • Daniel KrepsAudrey Hobert Embarks on a Soul-Searching Journey in New ‘Phoebe’ Video
Audrey Hobert released the self-directed video for “Phoebe,” off her 2025 debut ‘Who’s the Clown?’
Rolling Stone • Angie MartoccioLoretta Lynn’s Van Lear Rose Is Returning to Streaming
Third Man will reissue Lynn’s 2004 comeback album, which was mysteriously pulled from DSPs in 2021
Pitchfork.com • Walden GreenWatch Audrey Hobert Talk to a Redwood Tree in New “Phoebe” Video
The Friends-inspired Who’s the Clown? track gets its own visual
Pitchfork.com • Hattie LindertDavid Byrne and Daniel Pemberton Made a Song Using Weird Elon Musk Quotes
“Let Me Sell You a Dream” appears in Musk, a new documentary about the tech mogul directed by Alex Gibney
Pitchfork.com • Nina CorcoranTrump Official Lauds Admin. for ‘Protecting White American Men From Discrimination’
Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew Ferguson is teaming up with JD Vance to crack down on supposed fraud, and to protect white American men.
Rolling Stone • Ryan BortMadra Salach on the Hunger at the Heart of Their Debut Album
Dublin folk band Madra Salach talk about their debut album, and the way they use mythology to explore Irish history and identity
Rolling Stone • Simon Vozick-Levinson‘Weird Al’ Yankovic Is Celebrating ‘UHF’ With a Live Show, But Struggling to Make a Biopic Sequel
There's a script that continues the story of Yankovic's 2022 mock biopic Weird, and Daniel Radcliffe is down to reprise his leading roll, but no studio is onboard
Rolling Stone • Andy GreeneBjörk Announces New Orchestral Live Album
Drawn from her 2021 performances adapting songs, primarily from Medúlla, for an ensemble including a 50-person choir
Pitchfork.com • Jazz MonroeBarbie Just Served Up a Serena Williams Doll Inspired by Her 2005 Australian Open Look
The new $45 Barbie comes complete with a tennis racket, headband, white skirt, lime green jacket, and matching socks
Rolling Stone • Alexis Mikulski RuizU2 Wrote a Song About Rosalía. How Does She Feel About That?
In an interview with Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show, Rosalía revealed her feelings about U2’s upcoming song, “The Mirror Maker (Rosalía).”
Rolling Stone • Brian HiatttMiranda Lambert Joins Kacey Musgraves in Texas for Surprise Performance of ‘Horses and Divorces’
Kacey Musgraves surprised fans with a cameo by Miranda Lambert at her Austin concert, to perform ‘Horses and Divorces.’
Rolling Stone • Marissa MossNew ‘Bridgerton’ Spinoff Will Tell the Story of Lady Violet and Edmund’s Romance
Netflix has announced a new ‘Bridgerton’ prequel series centered on the courtship between Violet and Edmund Bridgerton.
Rolling Stone • Jon BlisteinSheryl Crow Gets Emotional Talking Music Legacy: ‘I Want to Be Better for the World’
"These people, the Kris Kristoffersons of the world, they were good, loving people who stood up for things that weren’t popular," Crow says of the legends who inspire her
Rolling Stone • Joseph HudakTurnstile Announce Free Washington Monument Show for Charity
Turnstile has announced a free show that will take place on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., this month.
Rolling Stone • Charisma MadarangBad Bunny, Lana Del Rey to Light Up the Leonida Airwaves as ‘GTA 6’ Radio Hosts
Morgan Wallen and Del Rey's husband will join her on Back Country Radio, while Burna Boy, Robyn, and members of Slayer will helm their own stations
Rolling Stone • Jon BlisteinDavid Byrne Turns Elon Musk’s Own Words Into New Song ‘Let Me Sell You a Dream’
David Byrne turns Elon Musk’s own words into a protopunk song on “Let Me Sell You a Dream,” the singer’s contribution to the ‘Musk’ documentary.
Rolling Stone • Daniel KrepsTurnstile Announce Free Show to Raise Funds for Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon
The Washington D.C. concert takes place on October 23 in collaboration with Human Concern International
Pitchfork.com • Hattie LindertGrouper’s Liz Harris Shares 21-Minute Composition
“Untitled (from Constellation)” is one of two short-film scores compiled on a new Kranky release
Pitchfork.com • Jazz MonroeGTA VI Radio Stations to be Hosted by Lana Del Rey, Bad Bunny, Robyn
Also: RaiNao along with Lana Del Rey's husband
Pitchfork.com • Alex SuskindHow Semi-Retirement, Burnout, and Friendship Brought Dhani Harrison and Nigel Godrich Together
Dhani Harrison and Nigel Godrich tell Rolling Stone about how a friend hang at the studio turned into forming new band Dragonflies.
Rolling Stone • Althea LegaspiLook for the Legends in the Best Rock Album Race at 2027 Grammys
Foo Fighters, the Rolling Stones, and the Strokes are likely nominees for the Grammys 2027 Best Rock Album category. See our predictions.
Rolling Stone • Joseph HudakThom Yorke and Harry Styles Come Together in Epic Conversation
The pair sit down in London to talk about songwriting secrets, artistic reinvention, and the joy of Radiohead — offering a rare glimpse into the creative lives of two singular artists
Rolling Stone • Jason MaxeyMary Beth Barone Is Gunning for a Grammy With ‘Galaxy Brain’ on Vinyl
Comedian Mary Beth Barone is releasing her latest special, ‘Galaxy Brain,’ as a vinyl album on Nov. 23, and hoping to secure a Grammy nomination.
Rolling Stone • CT JonesOn the Front Line of the Vaccine Wars
For decades, West Virginia has had a “halo” of protection around it, thanks to a compulsory-vaccine law. But now, there’s a case that could topple that law — and have major implications for the rest of the country
Rolling Stone • Chris KobiellaAndrew Savage Launches New Band Iconic Fugues with “2025 Dream/2025 Blues”
“I think it’s just amazing the way a fun guitar solo can draw a bit of sun out from behind the clouds”
Pitchfork.com • Hattie LindertEx-Bard President Resigns From College Roles Over Epstein Email
Leon Botstein has denied the allegations that he was involved in criminal acts associated with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein
Rolling Stone • Charisma MadarangPhysical Media Fans, Take Note — There Are a Lot of Deals on 4K and Blu-ray Discs Right Now
You can save on Blu-ray and 4K discs with this last-minute Prime deal. Don’t shop on Amazon? Barnes & Noble is also running a deal on horror movies.
Rolling Stone • Jonathan ZavaletaCDC Is Moving Forward With a Previously Shelved Controversial Hepatitis B Vaccine Study
“It’s a wholly unethical trial, and it shouldn’t be allowed,” says Dr. Paul Offit of Guinea-Bissau study
Rolling Stone • Kate StoreyRiverside Church Ordered to Pay $11.3 Million to Child Sex Abuse Victim
An ex-player for Riverside Church basketball program was awarded $11.3 million by a jury for sexual abuse he suffered decades ago as a team member.
Rolling Stone • Jason NewmanThe War on Drugs’ Robbie Bennett Sets Two New Solo Albums
The keyboardist has shared one song each from Steloken and Circulation
Pitchfork.com • Hattie LindertThe 8 Best Halloween Costumes for Couples Who Want to Do Better Than Frankenstein and His Bride
From Rob Rausch and Lisa Rinna to Bad Bunny and his Super Bowl tree, these are the picks worth grabbing for the 31st
Rolling Stone • Alexis Mikulski RuizAndrew Tate Extradition Docs Allege Underage ‘Fisting’ Demands: ‘I Want Your Whole Hand Up to Your Wrist’
The federal filing is the latest development in the case against the manosphere influencer Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan Tate.
Rolling Stone • Elisabeth Garber-PaulSee Madison Square Garden Ushers Vibe-Dance to Celebrate Phish’s 100th Booking at Legendary Venue
Gig will take place in January at the conclusion of four gigs around New Year's Eve
Rolling Stone • Kory GrowYou Can Now Get a Jimmy Eat World Library Card
If you live in Mesa, Arizona, that is
Pitchfork.com • Hattie LindertPharrell Wants ‘Vague and Ambiguous’ Chad Hugo Copyright Lawsuit Tossed
“As incomprehensible as it is, it appears that Hugo has no idea which compositions or sound recordings he supposedly authored," Pharrell's new dismissal motion says
Rolling Stone • Nancy DillonLast Chance: These Over-Ear Workout Headphones Are Over 50% Off for October Prime
Bose leads the brands worth shopping during Prime Big Deal Days, with standout pairs marked down before the sale wraps up
Rolling Stone • Camila Quimper‘Ted Lasso’ Closes Out Season 4 With Special Brandi Carlile Theme Song
“I just bawled, absolutely bawled," Ted Lasso star Brendan Hunt said about hearing the singer-songwriter's rendition of the theme originally performed by Marcus Mumford
Rolling Stone • Larisha PaulThe First Music Streaming Fraud Case Gets Caught Up in Trump’s Dumb AI Rebrand
Mike Smith was accused of using bots to stream music generated by artificial intelligence — or "super intelligence" as the president now insists everyone call it
Rolling Stone • Jon BlisteinWestside Cowboy Play Brooklyn: Backstage and In the Crowd
See our photos from U.K. band Westside Cowboy’s show at Music Hall of Williamsburg, with an opening set from Philadelphia’s Star Moles
Rolling Stone • Griffin LotzWatch American Football Combine “Never Meant” and the Cure’s “Boys Don’t Cry”
The veteran emo band pulled it off as a live cover for SiriusXM
Pitchfork.com • Nina CorcoranMan Sentenced to Prison for Bot Streams of AI Songs
Mike Smith is the first person to face federal charges for music streaming fraud
Pitchfork.com • Kiana Mickles“People in Israel’s government have said that we should wipe out Gaza. It’s disturbing that they represent me.” Orphaned Land’s Kobi Farhi on meeting Metallica, falling out with Disturbed’s David Draiman – and his 35-year quest for peace
The Israeli musician has toured with Palestinian bands, is a fierce critic of Benjamin Netanyahu and has written many songs against bloodshed in the Middle East. But after October 7 and the atrocities in Gaza and the West Bank, does he still believe unity is possible?
Latest from Louder Sound • Matt MillsUndeath Sign to Relapse and Share New Song
“Arterial Bombardment” is “a track full of non-stop riffing, blasting, death metal sickness,” says frontperson Alex Sason
Pitchfork.com • Jazz Monroe“This album, I’m never submittin’ it”: Drake joins BTS and Stray Kids in snubbing next year’s Grammys
The 2027 Grammys have been scheduled for 7 February next year, but we already know that there will be some notable absentees from the glittering ceremony.
Latest from MusicRadar • Beth SimpsonHow to Watch Mike Flanagan’s New ‘Carrie’ Show Online for Free
The horror series comes nearly 50 years after the original cult-classic Carrie movie was released in theaters. Here’s how to stream it without paying
Rolling Stone • Alexis Mikulski RuizThe Best Moments From Karol G’s Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour
From Drake’s cameo to a full-on ‘BbY WOW’ dance party, here are the highlights from the Colombian superstar’s latest trek
Rolling Stone • Maya GeorgiNetflix’s ‘Heartland’ Soundtrack to Feature Jessica Chastain, Jennifer Nettles, Carter Faith
Carter Faith, Jennifer Nettles, Margo Price, and Jessica Chastain all sing on the soundtrack to Netflix movie ‘Heartland.’
Rolling Stone • Marissa Moss“It improves in all the right places”: Strymon TimeLine MX review
Fifteen years on, Strymon's flagship TimeLine returns with dual engines, new delay types, a reverb, and a five-minute looper
Latest from MusicRadar • Matt McCrackenNoel Gallagher, Johnny Marr, Kneecap, Paul Weller and more sign open letter in support of Garvaghy Road residents
“After nearly three decades of hard-earned calm, it is entirely unacceptable that this community should face a return to that anxiety,” the letter read, also calling for an impartial mediator to be appointed The post Noel Gallagher, Johnny Marr, Kneecap, Paul Weller and more sign open letter in support of Garvag
NME • Liberty DunworthJohn Feldmann on the secrets of Blink-182’s buoyant sound
Ten years back, we spoke to the newly-enlisted producer of Blink-182’s seventh album to dig into how the Matt Skiba-augmented pop-punkers navigated a rough period to make a record worth waiting for
Latest from MusicRadar • Andy PriceAudible Subscriptions Are Less Than $1/Month With This October Prime Day Deal
The deal lets Prime members try out the audiobook service to listen to Jonathan Bailey’s “Dracula,” the “Harry Potter” full-cast editions, and more.
Rolling Stone • Brandt RanjOlivia Rodrigo Almost Wore Meg White’s ‘Elephant’ Album Cover Dress to Daisy Chain Fields
Looking at the forecast for her inaugural music festival in Great Park in Irvine, California, Rodrigo realized it was “too fucking hot” to wear the dress she bought at auction for more than $25,000
Rolling Stone • Larisha Paul“He gave us the songs that became the soundtrack to our love stories”: Soul singer Freddie Jackson has died
It’s been announced that the US soul singer Freddie Jackson died on Monday. He had just turned 70 last week.
Latest from MusicRadar • Beth SimpsonSheryl Crow on What the Word ‘Freedom’ Means to Her
“Freedom means the ability to let everyone be authentic," she says. "I look at Dolly and think, what a beautiful example of somebody who just wanted to make people’s lives better"
Rolling Stone • Joseph HudakThe DOJ Is Stocking Its Civil Rights Division With Right-Wing Kooks
The DOJ Civil Rights Division is being restaffed with right-wing activists, conspiracy theorists, and criminals under Harmeet Dhillon.
Rolling Stone • NikkimccannramirezSleep Theory's Cullen Moore: The 10 records that changed my life
Sleep Theory have become hot new stars for their mash-up of metal and R'n'B, but Cullen Moore shows its more than just lip service
Latest from Louder Sound • Jason Brow“I betrayed the music community I care so much about”: Wu Tang associate sentenced to 18 months for streaming fraud
It’s taken a while but for the first time someone has actually been sent to prison after being found guilty of streaming fraud.
Latest from MusicRadar • Beth SimpsonRush Interview: Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and Anika Nilles on Reinventing the Band
Lee, Lifeson, and Nilles explain what it took to make Rush's new touring line-up work -- and why they love Steely Dan
Rolling Stone • Brian HiatttSean Combs Ordered to Pay Nearly $500,000 in Legal Fees Over Failed Defamation Lawsuit
Sean Combs was ordered to pay nearly $500,000 in legal fees after losing his lawsuit over the Peacock documentary, Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy.
Rolling Stone • Cheyenne RoundtreeStockholm’s new venue Gasometer to open with performances Jacob Mühlrad & Alexander Wessely
Gasometer, the new venue arriving in Sweden next year, has announced the first names on its line-up, with Jacob Mühlrad & Alexander Wessely set to open the space.
NME • Liberty DunworthPaul McCartney Releases Three New Songs
Listen to “City Fox,” “One Night Stand,” and “Chelsea Boots” from the Boys of Dungeon Lane sessions
Pitchfork.com • Jazz MonroeWatch Twisted Teens Play in Trash in New “Stalks” Video
The New Orleans punks are gearing up to release their third album of the year next month
Pitchfork.com • Nina CorcoranCosy-punk puzzler ‘Wax Heads’ soundtrack is coming to vinyl
Featuring 25 original songs from the indie record store game
NME • Ali ShutlerNo One Writes About Everyday Life Quite Like Star Moles
Emily Moales, a.k.a. Star Moles, is a must-hear indie phenom to those in the know thanks to albums like ‘Highway to Hell’
Rolling Stone • Simon Vozick-Levinson‘The Savant’ Finally Has a Release Date. Jessica Chastain Still Thinks Postponing It Was a Mistake
The Apple TV+ series will premiere in spring 2027, nearly two years after its release was halted following the assassination of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk
Rolling Stone • Larisha PaulStar Moles Signs to Dead Oceans, Readies 2027 Tour
Emily Moales will play U.S. headlining shows behind Highway to Hell in January
Pitchfork.com • Walden Green‘Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall’ review: a generational talent
The Geese frontman teams up with Paul Thomas Anderson for this live film
NME • James MottramRecord Store Day Black Friday 2026: check out the full list of releases
The full list of releases for Record Store Day UK’s Black Friday 2026 has been revealed – check it out in full below.
NME • Liberty DunworthCan Dems Actually Win the Senate? Here’s a State-by-State Guide
Democrats have an opportunity to pick up Senate seats and take control of Congress in the 2026 midterms, as Donald Trump’s polling hamstrings the GOP.
Rolling Stone • Ryan Bort‘I Had to Be Honest About the Abuse’: Michael Douglas on His Dad, Drugs, and the Nepo-Baby Myth
Michael Douglas talks his new memoir, ‘One Helluva Ride,’ including stories of physical abuse by his dad, drug and alcohol addiction, affairs, and more
Rolling Stone • Maria FontouraLionel Messi’s Argentina Jerseys Are Selling Out Following Final International Game
The superstar's Argentina jersey is likely going to become one of the most collectible jerseys in all of sports
Rolling Stone • Tim ChanGuitarist Jan Akkerman recalls the creation of a bizarre ’70s rock classic – Hocus Pocus by Focus!
It is one of the most eccentric and insanely brilliant hit songs of all time, and it was inspired in part by The Beatles.
Latest from MusicRadar • Paul ElliottThe 2027 Grammys’ Best Pop Solo Performance Nominees Should Ring in New Artists
Though favorites like Olivia Rodrigo and Harry Styles will likely receive nods, pop’s new guard, including Olivia Dean, Slayyyter, and Sombr, is looking to dominate
Rolling Stone • Joseph HudakWillem Dafoe on new film ‘Tenzing’ and still feeling like an outsider
“There’s an oppressiveness in following the rules”
NME • Jordan Bassett‘The Social Reckoning’ review: solid social media horror story sequel
Jeremy Strong plays Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg
NME • Victoria LuxfordArturia’s AstroLab gets its biggest update yet, adding deeper sound editing and 67 new presets
Arturia has released a major firmware update for the Astrolab series, bringing deeper sound editing, fresh sounds and several performance enhancements to this popular stage keyboard.
Latest from MusicRadar • Matt Mullen“I couldn't believe how he’d deteriorated”: Tony Iommi on Ozzy Osbourne’s condition at their last rehearsals
Tony Iommi has been talking about his own experience at last year’s Back To The Beginning show and how shocked he was at the severity of Ozzy Osbourne’s condition.
Latest from MusicRadar • Beth SimpsonJustin Hawyard shares surprise cover of Hello, Young Lovers from The King And I
Surviving Moody Blues musician Justin Hayward has shared a surprise brand-new single, a cover of Hello, Young Lovers from the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical The King And I.
Latest from Louder Sound • Jerry EwingAmazon Prime Day is a bust for music makers, but don’t worry, the Musician’s Friend Rocktober sale is here to save the day with up to 50% off big-name brands
Grab yourself a bargain this Fall on everything from the likes of Ernie Ball, Gretsch, Alesis, Casio, and many more
Latest from MusicRadar • Daryl RobertsonHow a broken body let Scott Holiday’s mind run free on his trippy solo debut
The Rival Sons guitarist got slammed in a bike accident and found a creative surge as he healed, using automatic writing in search of psychedelic sounds
Latest from MusicRadar • Jonathan HorsleyJean-Michel Jarre to release 50th anniversary edition of Oxygene
“The sound had a particular depth, movement and life of its own,” says Jarre. “We returned to the original tapes with the aim of preserving that character rather than changing it”
Latest from MusicRadar • Ben RogersonUDO does its best Oberheim impression with the release of the expandable DMNO ON desktop synth
It’s no secret that we’re big fans of Bristol-based synthesizer developer UDO Audio. The brand’s debut Super 6 scored a 5 star review when it landed in 2021, and UDO’s CS-80-referencing follow-up Super Gemini topped our 2023 gear-of-the-year list.
Latest from MusicRadar • Si Truss‘The Conjuring’ is being turned into a Netflix game
The free-to-play horror is set in a haunted English pub
NME • Ali ShutlerLorde calls out Robert Kraft with “Free Palestine” jacket following Ed Sheeran-Macklemore controversy
Lorde has called out Robert Kraft by wearing a “Free Palestine” jacket in response to the controversy over Ed Sheeran’s tour with Macklemore.
NME • Liberty DunworthThe Gibson Custom Shop brings back the 1957 L-5 CES with a meticulous VOS reissue
Gibson pulls out all the stops for this Custom Shop classic, using 3D scans and applying a dovetail neck joint to create the ultimate jazz box
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