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The Snoop Dogg biopic has cast its Notorious B.I.G., with a famous son set to play Big Poppa. As Variety reports, SwayvoTwain — the musician born Michael D’Angelo Archer II to late legendary artists D’Angelo and Angie Stone — will portray Biggie in the film, which is expected to hit theaters in August 2027. While Archer has been regularly releasing music as SwayvoTwain over the past few years, this will be his first major acting role after scoring a small part in the 2022 straight-to-streaming film, Strictly for the Streets vol. 2. SwayvoTwain celebrated the announcement on Instagram, sharing a…

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Oasis have shared a new teaser video in Paris for what would be their first major shows there since the Gallaghers’ bust up which led to their split in 2009. Rumours have been swirling around a possible 2027 tour, which would follow up their hugely successful ‘Live ‘25’ reunion shows held around the world last year. Reports have claimed a 12-night residency at the Etihad Stadium, home of Manchester City Football Club, and a return to Knebworth are on the cards. All the band’s teasers so far have come with major clues and this one is no different with fans…

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For half a century, the identity of the cloaked witchy woman staring out at metalheads on the cover sleeve of Black Sabbath‘s self-titled debut was a mystery. Then, in 2020, a Rolling Stone article revealed the model to be Louisa Livingstone, who’d also appeared on appeared on the covers and in art for Queen and British rock band. Prior to the Rolling Stone article, she had spent the previous 50 years working as a model, actress, and musician, among other creative endeavors, and had moved to mainland Europe where she recorded electronic music under the name Indreba, a portmanteau for…

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September 11th is the most solemn day on the U.S. calendar. The terrorist attacks that left nearly 3,000 people dead 25 years ago are still fresh in the minds of many, and no occasion calls for a greater show of reverence and respect, especially from the nation’s commander-in-chief. Unfortunately, America’s current commander-in-chief, Donald Trump, has a tough time showing reverence and respect for anything other than himself. It’s been especially true with regard to 9/11, as the president reminded everyone on Tuesday during an event intended to honor first responders and victims of the attacks. “I took the whole crew…

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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. Live TV channels’ move to streaming has been great for consumers. Getting access to live channels is now more affordable with flexible packages, and it’s less of a commitment since streaming services don’t usually have the contracts or physical device requirements of bygone cable and satellite plans. One subscription that exemplifies the flexibility and affordability of modern live-TV streaming is Sling Essentials. The streaming package starts at just $19.99 a month and delivers a tailored list of channels…

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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. fans are dedicated. This season, DoorDash is rewarding that dedication with deals and massive prizes as part of its DoorDash Streaks promotion. Here’s how it works: *Football fans show up for kickoff every Saturday and place DoorDash orders of $20 or more — be it wings from a local restaurant, groceries, or beverages for your watch party. This will automatically unlock DoorDash deals, with no strings attached. In other words, if ordering in is already part of your…

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iKeda: Those dresses ended up being a flop. My thing before music was doing fashion design, painting, and airbrushing. I didn’t know anything about producing clothes. I got a credit card and spent like a thousand pounds getting this massive roll of fabric made, and figured if I sell like 25 of these dresses I’ll make it all back. But then the only person that wanted one was PinkPantheress.What kind of art were you practicing at Central Saint Martins?My whole life art has been my thing. When I was young I used to draw manga—not the classic ones like Naruto,…

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Ratboys have announced a deluxe edition of their latest album, Singin’ to an Empty Chair. Due out September 25 on New West Records, the expanded version features covers of tracks from the album by PUP, Wild Pink, Ducks Ltd., Bad Bad Hats, and Free Range. Ratboys also threw in a cover of their own, a version of Texas punk band the Marked Men’s “Fix My Brain” recorded for SiriusXM earlier this year; check that out below.“We thought it’d be fun to cover one of our favorite songs and then to ask some of our closest friends and biggest inspirations in…

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Elton John played a rare post-farewell tour concert Monday night at Brazil’s Rock in Rio — appearing on a bill that also included Foo Fighters, Maroon 5, Twenty One Pilots, Demi Lovato, Black Eyed Peas, and Halsey — and his 23-song set included the first live rendition of his 1969 deep cut “Skyline Pigeon” since 2019. “This next song is the first good song I wrote with Bernie [Taupin],” John told the audience. “And Brazil is the only place it’s ever been popular, so here we go.” “Skyline Pigeon” appears on Elton John’s 1969 debut LP, Empty Sky. “We wrote…

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Karrahbooo says she hasn’t felt like her life has changed very much over the two years since her last project with Concrete Boys, the collective founded by Lil Yachty. She says she’s been sitting on new music, unable to release it thanks to label complications. Apart from a few times experimenting with live streaming (”It’s just really harder than it looks. You have to be entertaining, and I’m more chill,” she says), she’s been pretty much stuck in place. “I would say it’s only been stagnant because — wait, is that the right word?” she says, interrupting herself. “I would…

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