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They Are Gutting a Body of Water founder Doug Dulgarian has been diagnosed with cancer. He shared the news on Instagram, and confirmed that the Philadelphia hardcore band has canceled their forthcoming North American tour as a result, save for three December shows: two in Brooklyn on December 9 and 10, and a hometown show on December 18. A GoFundMe to support Dulgarian and the band while he undergoes treatment was also launched today.According to Dulgarian, he received his diagnosis on October 16, the same day the band put out their new mixtape Kool Faith / Loosies II, which featured…

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. The NBA season is here — for Indiana Pacers fans, that means the return of Tyrese Haliburton, who has been in solid shape during the preseason after missing all of last season with an Achilles injury (not that Pacers fans need a reminder). Halliburton’s return shakes up an already very shaken-up Eastern Conference, which has seen major roster changes for the Boston Celtics, the Miami Heat, and the Philadelphia 76ers. It’ll be a can’t-miss season, and as usual,…

Since she first began streaming in 2020, Kyedae (full name Kyedae Shymko) has become one of the most popular female streamers on Twitch. When the 24-year-old started playing the 5v5 character first-person shooter Valorant, she was an unknown Canadian college student with almost no experience with video games. But in less than four years, she topped female streamer views on Twitch, often pulling in 1.6 million views in a single month. Fans were drawn to her gameplay, but also to her relationship with popular Valorant streamer Tenz (real name Tyson Van Ngo).  Being a female streamer in a male-dominated industry…

Five years after Christina Applegate‘s doctors told her that she had multiple sclerosis, they’re now telling her she never had the autoimmune disorder. The actress revealed the news on MeSsy, her MS-themed podcast she hosts with Jamie Lynn Sigler, who has MS, since March 2024. She said she’s in a “state of shock” over the news, which she calls a “mindfuck.” What’s most frustrating for Applegate, though, is that she’s still has symptoms that no longer have an explanation and that she feels she accidentally misrepresented herself to those with the disorder, according to People. On back-to-back episodes of the…

Lambrini Girls:03-04 Cambridge, UK – Cambridge Junction03-05 Bristol, UK – Prospect Building03-06 Manchester, UK – Academy 103-07 Birmingham, UK – Institute 103-09 Dublin, Ireland – Vicar Street03-10 Belfast, Northern Ireland – Empire03-12 Glasgow, UK – Barrowlands03-19 London, UK – Roundhouse03-25 Washington, D.C. – 9:30 Club03-26 Boston, MA – Roadrunner03-27 New York, NY – Brooklyn Steel03-30 Toronto, ON – Danforth Music Hall04-01 Royal Oak, MI – Royal Oak Theater04-02 Chicago, IL – Riviera Theatre04-03 Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue04-04 Omaha, NE – Slowdown04-06 Denver, CO – Ogden Theatre04-09 San Francisco, CA – The Fillmore04-13 Vancouver, BC – Commodore Ballroom04-15 Seattle, WA…

Jaafar Jackson has spoken about the cut third act of the Michael Jackson biopic that was set to deal with child abuse allegations Michael was released in April and tells the story of The King Of Pop, from his time in the Jackson 5 to becoming one of the biggest stars in the world. The biopic ends in 1988 with Jackon performing at Wembley Stadium as part of the ‘Bad World Tour’. The film had the biggest ever opening for a musical biopic and went on to take more than $1billion at the box office, becoming the highest-grossing biopic of…

Leading up to the Grammy nominations on Nov. 16, “Rolling Stone” is breaking down 11 different categories. For each, we’re predicting the nominees, as well as who will (and who should) win on Grammy night. The Recording Academy’s relationship with hip-hop has improved immensely over the past decade. Previously maligned for snubbing revered legacy artists and culturally acclaimed newcomers in favor of mainstream media darlings, voters have recently placed less emphasis on commercial success and crossover appeal in their selection process. In response to debacles such as Macklemore and Ryan Lewis’ infamous Best Rap Album victory over Kendrick Lamar at…

Evan Gershkovich had worked for The Wall Street Journal for a little over a year when he was arrested for doing his job. Gershkovich had moved to Moscow six years before, a young journalist hoping to parlay his familial knowledge of Russian and interest in his parents’ homeland into a career as a foreign correspondent. He was successful — but at a terrible cost.  In 2023, while reporting on the Russian private military company Wagner Group, Gershkovich was arrested by agents with Russia’s security services and accused of being a spy. His trial, and subsequent detention, was one of the…

A lex Warren and Megan Moroney may work in different genres, but they write songs from a very similar place: by being as personal and as candid with fans as they possibly can. “I think I’m always team vulnerable, even if it’s weird,” says Moroney, sitting in a car outside of a restaurant in Franklin, Tennessee, with Warren, who vehemently agrees. “You have plenty of mysterious musicians you can go check out,” he adds. “But I think I look like every other white dude in a Buc-ee’s, and I don’t think I need to play that [mysterious] role.” Warren and…

The Latin Recording Academy has unveiled a performer slate including Rosalía and Anitta for next month’s Latin Grammys. The two singers, who are taking victory laps behind their records Lux and Equilibrivm, are both competing for Album of the Year. Others taking the stage include Silvana Estrada, Mon Laferte, Jorge Drexler, and Daddy Yankee. Roselyn Sánchez will host the ceremony on November 12 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.Drexler and Rosalía are among a cohort of artists with seven nominations at this year’s show, all tied for second behind pack-leader and songwriter supreme Edgar Barrera. The other…