On Wednesday, news broke that Flavor Flav is suing co-founding Public Enemy member Chuck D, along with others from the Public Enemy camp, over
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"Humanity has only survived this long by crushing the Earth to suit its needs," Niander Wallace (played by actor and Thirty Seconds to Mars' singer Jared Leto) forebodingly says in the new short film Nexus: 2036. One
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Art Garfunkel will embark on a book tour this fall in support of his forthcoming memoir, What Is It All But Luminous: Notes From an Underground Man, which will
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The floodwaters hadn't even crested in Houston when experts started calling Hurricane Harvey the costliest natural disaster in U.S. history. One estimate put the damage at $190 billion, or more than the costs of Hurricane
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Last Friday, hours before Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Texas, Houston's most famous pastor tweeted out a teaser for his latest podcast, "The God Who Goes Before You." In a video excerpt embedded in the tweet, televangelist Joel Osteen, the city's wealthiest ecclesiastical son, is seen preaching in
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As Hurricane Harvey was bearing down on Houston, the rapper Scarface, a lifelong Houstonian and Texas hip-hop pioneer, was holed up in his house, wondering if he made the right decision to ride out the storm. As it turned out, although he lost power and was marooned at home for several days, he was one of the lucky ones. His home, on the city's outskirts, was spared any real damage, but others
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Jim James delivers a sweet and simple acoustic rendition of Jimmie Rodgers' "Prairie Lullaby" backstage at the Newport Folk Festival for MyMusicRX. The My Morning
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A Leonard Cohen tribute concert, Sincerely L. Cohen: A Live Celebration of Leonard Cohen, will be released digitally September 21st via Royal Potato Family. A special double LP vinyl edition, limited to 500 copies, will be released November 24th. All proceeds from album sales will benefit the
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On the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, one of the French firefighters who responded to the scene of the car collision recalled the royal's final words in an interview with The Sun.
"The car was in a mess and we just
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I've never served in the military. I've never worked for the Foreign Service. I've never studied foreign policy or done advocacy work focused on it. I'm just a political hack, and I've been one for the last 16 years, working with Democratic campaigns and progressive nonprofits.
That makes my opinion near useless when it comes to finding a solution to the violent Afghanistan quagmire we
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Let there be no doubt: the horrific damage wrought by Hurricane Harvey was an almost entirely man-made catastrophe, one fingerprinted by all-too-human neglect, corruption and denial. If we needed a reminder of the power of water to destroy an American city, Hurricane Harvey provided it. In Houston, a fast-growing metropolis of more than 2 million people, it wasn't the wind that was so
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Just when Taylor Swift's new single couldn't get any more ubiquitous, one creative fan linked it to another pop superstar's scene-stealing moment – with mesmerizing results.
On Monday, just one day after Swift's
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Interband beefs are an essential part of rock and pop lore. Such tensions are currently plaguing acts young and old, from hitmaking girl group Fifth Harmony to prog veterans Yes. Read on for a rundown of who's currently at odds.
Journey's Neal Schon vs. Jonathan Cain
The story: Just months after Journey entered the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, guitarist Neal Schon began
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Inside a nondescript office building in San Marcos, California, an experimental sex robot named Harmony springs to life. "I was created to please you," she says. Her jaw clacks unnervingly into a perfect underbite, swaying her hair with the jerky movements. But she's mesmerizingly beautiful, too, in that way of things that are so flawless, they almost lull you to sleep. By the end of the year,
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Kurt Vile and Courtney Barnett released "Over Everything," the steady new single from their collaborative LP, Lotta Sea Lice, out October 13th via Matador. In the black-and-white clip, the indie rockers sing straight
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Just about two weeks ago, a newly fired Steve Bannon was "jacked up," feeling "free," excited to have his "hands back on [his] weapons" – meaning Breitbart, where he chaired an editorial meeting just a few hours after losing his job. "Someone said, 'it's Bannon the Barbarian,'" Bannon recalled to the conservative
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David Bowie's Spiders From Mars cohort, guitarist Mick Ronson, is the focus of a new documentary called, Beside Bowie: The Mick Ronson Story.
Bowie provided exclusive voiceovers for the film, which looks at the late Ronson's underappreciated career as a sideman for artists like Bob Dylan (as a member of the Rolling Thunder Revue), Lou Reed (on Transformer), John
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While millions of combat sports fans watched Conor McGregor fight Floyd Mayweather on Saturday, former UFC champion Ronda Rousey was quietly getting married to fellow UFC fighter Travis Browne
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Kathy Griffin is rescinding her apology over her controversial art piece depicting a decapitated President Trump. The comedienne opened up about the headline-making incident on Australian talk show Sunrise earlier this week, backtracking on her previous mea culpa.
"I am no longer sorry, the whole outrage was B.S, the whole thing got so blown out of proportion," she said. "I lost
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Hurricane Harvey could be the costliest natural disaster in United States history, according to AccuWeather president Joel Myers. While the hurricane hasn't yet come to a halt, Myers expects the cost to be as high as $160
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U2 unveiled "The Blackout," a dynamic new track from their upcoming album Songs of Experience on the band's Facebook page. The album follows 2014's Grammy-nominated album, Songs of Innocence.
"The
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It started with a Facebook event invite: "Safe at Griff's"
"Montrose is ok. For now at least," the description read. As the rains got steadily worse and the full reality of what Houston was to face in the coming days came into view, a group of friends decided to gather in one of the city's few unflooded neighborhoods to blow off some steam, eat some hot food and regroup before getting
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SZA arrives at Chelsea's SIR Studio on a recent Tuesday evening with a plastic baggie full of weed, a black eye, a cell-phone photo of her new gun, and a buzzing, electric energy that borders on mania. About the black eye: "I fell out of a treehouse. I couldn't hold the blunt
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: How SZA Beat Depression and Cracked the Top 10 With 'Ctrl'
Ever since he glided down the escalator at Trump Tower two years ago to announce his presidential campaign, Donald Trump has said it again and again. "I have nothing to do with Russia, folks," he proclaimed at a campaign rally last fall. A few months ago, in an interview with
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Russiagate's Second Smoking Gun
As the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey continues to take its toll, with as much as 11 trillion gallons of water having fallen in the Houston area since Friday and with more rain predicted, people from around the country are looking for ways to help those affected by the storm. While individuals may be moved to
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Quincy Jones had already built an exceptional, prolific and wide-ranging career in multiple genres by the time he met Michael Jackson. He toured with Dizzy Gillespie, arranged Frank Sinatra's "Fly Me to the Moon" and Ray Charles' Genius
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Quincy Jones Looks Back on the Making of Michael Jackson's 'Bad'
Montreal collective Godspeed You! Black Emperor released "Undoing a Luciferian Towers," the opening salvo from the upcoming LP Luciferian Towers.
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It's September: The young 'uns are back in school, going outside doesn't mean you'll automatically sweat through half your clothes and the movies bounce back from the annual August lull. Translation: Darren Aronofsky and Jennifer Lawrence invite you to a casual gathering from hell; a gruesome Stephen King adaptation gets served up; the kids get a new Lego movie (this time it's Ninjago!); and
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: 10 Best Movies to See in September: 'It,' Jennifer Lawrence and Lego Ninjas
When Taylor Swift's cinematic new video for "Look What You Made Me Do" debuted during the
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Todrick Hall on Taylor Swift's Video Choreography: 'Like a Flashmob of Tombstones'
When Lamar Odom was traded from the Lakers to the Mavericks in 2011, his career faded into oblivion. He went from a Sixth Man of the Year player to a guy who averaged four points per game two seasons later.
But that trade didn't just impact him professionally. In a recent interview with
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Lamar Odom on 2011 Lakers Trade: 'It Ended My Career and Purpose'
Sandra Bullock, Kevin Hart, Nicki Minaj, Chris Brown and Kacey Musgraves are among the dozens of actors and artists helping to raise money for the victims of Hurricane Harvey, the devastating storm that caused historic
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Maroon 5 recruited neo-soul singer SZA for their funky new single, "What Lovers Do." Frontman Adam Levine croons about gambling on love in his signature
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Jay-Z reads an inspiring new poem, "Dream. On." in a video teasing his headlining set at the upcoming Budweiser Made in America Festival.
"Dream. On." finds Jay recalling in
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The Rolling Stones unveiled a mind-bending new lyric video for "2000 Light Years From Home" in anticipation of the upcoming 50th anniversary reissue of Their Satanic Majesties
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Metallica will reissue their landmark breakthrough LP, 1986's Master of Puppets, this fall as a gargantuan box set. The super deluxe edition contains vinyl and CDs with the album remastered, live
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Ladies and gentleman, friends and dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to both mourn the passing and celebrate the everlasting spirit of kayfabe. For decades, the wrestling industry's determination to maintain its mystique as unscripted competition created an unparalleled camaraderie among those who dedicated their lives and bodies to the business. Their highly orchestrated physicality
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: The Week That Kayfabe Died
On Monday, the American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland filed a lawsuit, Stone v. Trump in a federal court in Baltimore, accusing the administration of violating the "constitutional guarantees of equal
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In May, Todd Rundgren released White Knight, his 27th solo album, which features guest appearances by everyone from Donald Fagen and Daryl Hall to Trent Reznor and Bettye LaVette. In
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Khalid and Los Angeles synth-pop artist Empress Of partner for a gorgeous dancefloor duet, "Why Don't You Come
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Miley Cyrus' return to her family-friendly roots will be made complete on Tuesday night's episode of Apple Music's Carpool Karaoke, when the former Disney star is joined by the rest of the Cyrus clan for a rousing rendition of dad Billy Ray Cyrus' "Achy Breaky Heart."
In a preview clip of the
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Paris Jackson paid tribute to her late father Michael Jackson on what would have been his 59th birthday. "Birthday wishes to the love of my life, the one person who showed me what passion truly was, the one that gave me solid morals to live by and how to
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Kendrick Lamar, Mac Miller and Kevin Gates are featured on the
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Some prominent Republicans are getting more vocal in their criticism of Donald Trump. Yet from the other side of their mouths, they continue to push for tax "reform" amid the growing chaos. See, they care about the rule of law and the Constitution; they just don't care about them as much as they care about cutting taxes. Again.
Whether he's calling Nazis "fine people," doubling down on
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Republicans Will Let America Burn While Holding Out for Tax Cuts
If there was something wrong with your body, you wouldn't play football in order to fix it. The cure for a broken leg isn't a touchdown. The fix for a torn ACL isn't a 1,000-yard season. The one thing you wouldn't do is play football until you were well again. But what if there was something wrong with your brain? What if there was something wrong with your self-perception? Are these players
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Depression and Professional Football: How Should Players Be Protected?
Before he was voted out of office, ending his 24-year reign of terror, former Sheriff Joe Arpaio committed serial violations of the constitutional rights of Arizonans, but largely avoided being held personally accountable. Courts repeatedly found that Arpaio had violated the law, but because he was sued in his official capacity, it was Maricopa County on the hook for millions of dollars in
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Why Trump's Arpaio Pardon Is So Terrifying
Coldplay debuted a new country song, "Houston," as a tribute to the city as it continued to endure the deluge of Hurricane Harvey. The band performed the track during their Miami concert Monday, just days after the storm
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Ed Skrein took a definitive stand against whitewashing in Hollywood by stepping down from his role in Hellboy recently.
The British actor, perhaps best known for his portrayal of villain Ajax in last year's blockbuster Deadpool, was met with praise from fans for his decision. He explained his reasoning in a
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Ed Skrein Praised for Dropping 'Hellboy' Role After Whitewashing Criticism
A suburban femme fatale brutally dumps the men in her life in the cheeky and sinister new video for Dan Auerbach's "Stand By My Girl."
The Allister Ann-directed clip boasts a strong Fifties aesthetic and stars Ellia Sophia and J.D. Wilkes as a husband and wife leading an ostensibly normal life, until
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Every summer movie season has its highlights and low points – but from a commercial perspective, this year's edition was mostly just bleak. The final numbers aren't in yet, but 2017 is projected to be the lowest-grossing summer since 2006. (For perspective: That was the year that the Cars and Pirates of the Caribbean franchises first launched.) Sure, people still spend tons of
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: 10 Things We Learned From Summer Movie Season 2017
Let's face it, America... You need a little break. With a steady stream of news that could make even the most Zen soul's heart pound, the United States heartily deserves a brief respite from the constant shitstorms that are swirling around the nation at every waking second. Enter: the breath of fresh air known as football season, a delightful time when the country can sit back, relax and focus
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: 10 Reasons to Be Excited for NFL 2017
Kurt Vile was in Philadelphia, posing for a photo shoot, but his mind was miles away: 10,300 miles, to be exact, the distance from his hometown to Melbourne, Australia, where one of his favorite songwriters, Courtney Barnett, lives. "I
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Kurt Vile and Courtney Barnett: Inside Indie-Rock Superduo's New Album
Houston rapper Bun B called the devastation of Hurricane Harvey "worse than everyone thought" and discussed the ways people could help as flooding continues to ravage his hometown.
"It's a 24-hour thing now," Bun B told
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The latest episode of the Rolling Stone Music Now podcast is now available. Listen and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Spotify or check it out below.
The singer shares 69 years worth
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The National released a grave new rock song titled "Day I Die" on Tuesday. The track will appear on the group's seventh LP, Sleep Well Beast, out September 8th on the label 4AD.
Lead singer Matt Berninger is mournful but defiant from the opening lines of "Day I Die": "I don't need you/ I don't
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Gary Cherone's brief tenure as Van Halen's frontman is often dismissed as a complete fiasco, a gross violation of the natural order of rock that required back-to-back reunions with Sammy Hagar and David Lee Roth to set the world back on its axis. The truth is much more complicated. The Extreme singer had an
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Beyoncé has pledged to "help as many" victims of Hurricane Harvey as she can in the aftermath of devastating storm that has unleashed historic flooding in Texas.
In a
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ZZ Top, who formed nearly 50 years ago in Houston, issued a statement in support of their hometown, which is still reeling from the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
"Houston has played host to ZZ Top as our home base since we first banded together more than four decades ago, making us especially concerned with
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Hillary Clinton will embark on a book tour this fall in support of her upcoming memoir What Happened, which details her experience during the 2016 presidential
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A judge awarded Lynyrd Skynyrd a permanent injunction to block an unauthorized biopic about the Southern rockers.
Production on Street Survivors: The True Story of the Lynyrd Skynyrd Plane Crash – based on the life of former Skynyrd drummer Artimus Pyle – will permanently shut down after the
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Judge Blocks Former Lynyrd Skynyrd Drummer's Planned Biopic
Nashville's First Tennessee Park – home to minor league baseball team the Nashville Sounds – first opened for business in spring of 2015, but since then the stadium has yet to play host to a major musical event. That's all about to change, though, thanks to resident rock band and hometown heroes Kings of Leon.
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Since the white supremacist violence in Charlottesville earlier this month, the question of what to do about neo-Nazis, white nationalists and other racists marching in the streets has dominated news cycles. For those who are willing to put their bodies on the line to fight fascism, the answer is unequivocal: These people need to be stopped from gathering in public, from organizing and
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Why 'Just Ignore Them' Is Terrible Advice for Dealing With Neo-Nazis
Adam Levine wasn't pleased with the MTV VMAs Sunday night, and had no problem calling out the awards show via Twitter, reigniting his longstanding, turbulent relationship with the TV network.
Levine seemed to be in good spirits toward the beginning of the evening, tweeting for fans to vote for newcomer
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New documentaries about Bob Dylan and Steven Spielberg are among the slate of films that will premiere during the New York Film Festival, which begins in late September.
The hour-long Trouble No More constitutes lost
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Sexy Star has been accused of deliberately injuring a fellow wrestler during the AAA TripleMania XXV event in Mexico City, Mexico over the weekend.
The fight was a four-way women's match for the Reina de Reinas Championship between Sexy Star, Rosemary, Ayako Hamada and Lady Shani.
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After weeks of anticipation, the boxing match between Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor finally took place on Saturday. For the most part, "The Money Fight" lived up the hype and left viewers who paid $99.95 for the pay-per-view with a feeling of
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The Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney and singer-songwriter Michelle Branch covered
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Taylor Swift is nothing if not a vengeful lyricist and a pro at image reinvention; her new, darker, self-satirizing persona makes that abundantly clear. The singer, who dropped
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Three years after Broken Lizard crowdfunded a sequel for their beloved 2001 cult comedy Super Troopers, the comedy troupe have unveiled the first look at Super
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Will Smith and DJ Jazzy Jeff debuted a new song Sunday at the Livewire Festival in Blackpool, England. "Get Lit," the duo's first collaboration since 1998's "Lovely Daze," is an EDM rave-up filled with
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Chef-turned-rapper-turned-TV-star Action Bronson has just released Blue Chips 7000, the third release in his acclaimed Blue Chips series. Though he's released three studio albums, a project with Alchemist, a major label EP and more, the two free Blue Chips
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey's destruction, Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt set up a fundraiser with the goal of raising $500,000 to rebuild the city. The three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year matched the first $100,000 raised, according to
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Sorry – the old MTV can't come to the phone right now. Because it died. But there were some valuable lessons in this year's mess of a Video Music Awards gala. Katy Perry should never try stand-up comedy again. Cardi B, Kendrick Lamar, Lorde and Rod Stewart should be required to appear at all award shows forever. Pop stars
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: How Lorde Danced Away with the 2017 Video Music Awards
Metallica unveiled more rehearsal footage from the band's Grammy performance with Lady Gaga. The
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D.R.A.M. takes over suburban Sixties living rooms as a wacky weatherman in his new "Gilligan" video. Guest rappers
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I remember once reading about a conversation Orson Wells had with PeterBogdanovich about the fact that screen legend Greta Garbo only made tworeally good pictures out of 40.Orson's response was, "Well, you only need one."
Well, Tobe Hooper definitely had "the one." Sure, he made several pictureshorror fans remember fondly such as Poltergeist, The Funhouse and
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Rob Zombie on Tobe Hooper: 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre' Changed My Life
Most people have strong feelings about marijuana's distinctive dank odor. Suspicious landlords sniff for it. High-school hot-boxers roll down all the windows of their cars and drive around for hours trying to get rid of it. Mainstream candle and soap companies seek to recreate it for high-end, non-psychoactive
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: How Anti-Mafia Laws Could Bring Down Legal Pot
Mac DeMarco's head voyages through time and space – on the nose of a pug – in the psychedelic, virtual reality video for "This Old
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Fourteen years after making their Billboard 200 debut, Long Island rockers Brand New locked up their first Number One album as the band's Science Fiction debuted atop the charts.
Despite being released digitally with little warning, Science Fiction still accrued 58,000 total copies in its debut week, with 55,000 of those copies coming from traditional album sales; in this
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On Saturday, Conor McGregor and Floyd McGregor stepped into the ring the at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, and in just under 30 minutes of fighting, the longest, most profitable dick-measuring contest of all time – presidential elections aside – came to pass.
The pay-per-view audience – which paid
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Brian Johnson made his long-awaited return to performing AC/DC songs live when the singer joined Muse onstage for "Back in Black" during the band's Reading
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Frank Ocean debuted a jittery new single, "Provider," Sunday night on his surprise-release "blonded RADIO" show. In a lyric video posted on the singer's website, the song plays via cassette through a retro-styled boombox, which visual artist Tom Sachs tricks out with
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Eddie Vedder served as the now-weekly musical guest on the latest episode of the Twin Peaks revival, where the Pearl Jam singer performed
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At last year's MTV Video Music Awards, performer Britney Spears had the considerable misfortune of following Beyonce's masterful Lemonade medley performance. This year's VMAs had the misfortune of simply lacking Beyonce or a Beyonce-like moment – or even a Spears moment, for that matter. Nevertheless, the still-raucous evening, held inside the Forum in Inglewood,
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The 2017 MTV VMAs hit a poignant note toward the end of the evening, with two significant figures closely linked to the recent Charlottesville tragedy taking the stage.
Robert Lee IV, a direct descendant of Civil War general Robert E. Lee, was the first to speak onstage, flatly denouncing racism and white supremacy, both legacies that have long been tied to his ancestor.
"As a
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Heather Heyer's Mom Introduced by Robert E. Lee Descendant Before VMAs 2017 Speech
Rod Stewart teamed with Joe Jonas' dance-rock band DNCE to perform a revamped version of his signature disco hit "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?" at the 2017
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Pink accepted the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at the
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Taylor Swift's highly anticipated debut of her "Look What You Made Me Do" music video at Sunday night's MTV VMAs didn't disappoint.
The singer showed off a fierce, unapologetic persona in the video, which saw Swift in full zombie makeup, scowling while bathing in a tub full of diamonds, and robbing a vault with a posse of kitty cat-masked pals.
Notably, at the end, a triumphant
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Miley Cyrus kept her cool during the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards, returning to a more vocal-centric performance of her single, "Younger Now."
The former Disney star donned a bright pink hot pants outfit with a matching pair of cat-eye sunglasses as she strutted around the stage, showing off her vocal prowess.
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Jared Leto paid tribute to late Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington with a poignant speech at the
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Katy Perry, host of the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards, kicked off the ceremony by descending down onto the stage in a metallic moon person outfit.
"You guys look so great because actually, before I left, I took a little break – and when I left it seemed like things were kinda screwed up," she said in
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: VMAs 2017: Katy Perry Plays With Fidget Spinner, Talks Bleak Headlines in Opener
Taylor Swift dropped her dark, satirical "Look What You Made Me Do" video during the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards. The pop star released the track on Thursday
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Kendrick Lamar performed an electrifying medley of Damn. tracks "DNA" and "Humble" to open the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards. The rapper relied on a simple yet vivid live presentation, bouncing around the
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With all the memorable performances during the Video Music Awards, it's easy to overlook that MTV gives out actual awards during the show. Pink received the Video Vanguard Award, but
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Two months after Calvin Harris unveiled his "Feels" video with Katy Perry, Pharrell Williams and
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Katy Perry, Pharrell, Big Sean Go Retro for Calvin Harris' Second 'Feels' Video
Tobe Hooper, the director of horror classics like The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and Poltergeist, died Saturday in Sherman Oaks, California at the age of 74.
The Los Angeles County Coroner confirmed Hooper's death to
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Floyd Mayweather lived up to expectations on Saturday, defeating Conor McGregor in "The Money Fight" to remain undefeated during his legendary boxing career.
Mayweather hit the prestigious 50-0 mark inside the ring when he handed UFC Lightweight champion McGregor a 10-round TKO loss in their highly anticipated boxing match, which took place at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas and
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When Taylor Swift unveiled an excerpt of her upcoming "Look What You Made Me Do" video on Friday, one of the shots in the preview drew
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Jay-Z revealed the inspiration behind the names of his new twins, his past rap beefs and his mother's coming out in the second part of
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Netflix will briefly enter the boutique weed business with a line of marijuana strains tailored to accompany the streaming service's exclusive series.
This weekend only in Los Angeles, Netflix is teaming with the city's Alternative Herbal Health Services for a pop-up event offering "The Netflix Collection," 10
This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Netflix Creates Weed Strains Inspired by Service's Original Shows
