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Since Selena Quintanilla‘s death in 1995, her family has worked together to honor and preserve her legacy. But now, to the surprise of many people in the music world, Abraham “A.B.” Quintanilla III, Selena’s older brother and producer, and Suzette Quintanilla-Arriaga, Selena’s sister, are in the middle of a legal dispute that has turned public. Earlier this week, A.B. took to Instagram to break his silence about a situation with his family, claiming that he’s been in a legal dispute with Quintanilla-Arriaga this summer. It has since developed into a back-and-forth with Quintanilla-Arriago and Selena’s mother, Marcella, after the pair…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. The 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup has arrived, taking place over the next couple of weeks in Berlin, Germany. At a Glance: How to Watch FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup The tournament features 16 teams from North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa, made up of each nation’s best players. As always, the United States enters the tournament as a favorite with a stacked roster including Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, Paige Bueckers, A’ja Wilson, and Kelsey Plum. The…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Dolly Parton is being commemorated on a collectible coin honoring the Queen of Country and her impact on the music industry. Available now on Amazon, the Dolly Parton coin is made from a heavyweight zinc alloy with distressed, gold-tone plating. The high-relief detailing encompasses both sides of the coin, with a raised portrait of Parton (and her signature blond coif) on one side, and a microphone, guitar, and crown design on the other. Amazon NEW MERCH RELEASE Dolly…

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Oasis fans have decoded what they believe are hidden messages in a new video shared on the band’s social media account, suggesting future live dates for the Britpop legends. Following the epic ‘Live ‘25’ tour last year, which saw the band triumphantly reunite for a series of live dates around the world, speculation has been rife as to whether the Gallagher brothers will hit the road again for gigs in 2027. Reports have pointed to a huge UK and European tour for next year, which includes a Manchester residency and a return to the iconic Knebworth site where they held…

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BET, CBS, and several other networks will air the ceremony in November A year has passed since BET placed the Soul Train Music Awards on indefinite hiatus, but now that hiatus has ended, thanks to Spotify. The awards show will take place in Chicago, where Don Cornelius launched Soul Train, this fall. The renamed Soul Train Awards will air on BET, CBS, and several other networks at 8 p.m. ET on Nov. 27. Performers, honorees, and the host will be announced later. “As a Chicago native, I’m proud to bring the Soul Train Awards back to the city where it…

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Morgan Scalley makes his regular-season debut as Utah’s head coach against the Idaho Vandals. Here’s how to stream the game without cable If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. There’s plenty of college football to watch this week, but one of the most interesting games is shaping up to be the No. 21 Utah Utes vs. the Idaho Vandals. Taking place on Utes territory at Rice-Eccles Stadium, the game will be Morgan Scalley’s regular-season debut as Utah’s head coach. Scully, who succeeds Kyle Whittingham, started…

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Editor’s note: This story is part of a special series by Princeton University journalism students reporting on the discovery of an African burial ground in Key West, Florida, and how racial discrimination still reverberates across the island and beyond. T he woman opens the front door only partway. Before stepping out, she looks left, then right, scanning the narrow street for indiscreet eyes the way you might check for rain clouds. The houses here sit low and close to the road. Structures patched together with corrugated metal and makeshift extensions. The palm trees behind the row of houses catch the light,…

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“It’s the OG soundsystem, really” a friend whispered to me as we tiptoed to our balcony seats at Montreál’s Maison Symphonique on the second night of MUTEK Festival. He was referring to the silver behemoth of a pipe organ suspended above the concert hall, where moments later Kali Malone would perform for a spellbound, if somewhat sleepy, crowd. The insight pretty much nailed the ethos of the five-day festival, which celebrated its 27th edition this year. Through a rich program anchored around a free stage in the heart of downtown, MUTEK maps experimental music across genre and discipline, a bucket-list…

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The Avalanches have announced their massive 31-song tracklist for their new album ‘No Bad Memories’ – check out the huge roster of features below. The Australian duo will soon return for their new album ‘No Bad Memories’, which is inspired by jingles and start-up sounds. It will mark their fourth studio album and drops October 16 – visit here to pre-order. Now, the duo have unveiled the tracklist, which includes a huge 31 songs. Vocalists that will feature on the album include The Yeah Yeah Yeah‘s Karen O, John Glacier, Mike Patton and Weezer‘s Rivers Cuomo. Other collaborators include Japanese visual…

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