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A line has been forming for hours outside Café 86 in Artesia, California, when Eraserheads frontman Ely Buendia pulls up for a meet and greet. The beloved Filipino alt-rock band spawned a comic-book series that was featured at San Diego Comic-Con in 2024. Over the next few hours, dozens of fans stream in to get their comic books signed and to take photos with Buendia, some bringing instruments to be autographed by the singer, too. The event takes on the feel of a cathartic reunion: Attendees reminisce about their relationship to the band, effusively professing their love of Eraserheads to…

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The influence and memory of Dan Auerbach’s father looms large over the Black Keys’ latest album Peaches!, a collection of obscure blues and soul covers that the band recorded while Auerbach’s father was in the final stages of a cancer battle. Chuck Auerbach died March 29, just a month before his son and Keys drummer Pat Carney dropped their LP on May 1. In a new interview with Rolling Stone’s Nashville Now podcast, Auerbach admits that Peaches!, despite its ebullient nature, can be hard for him to listen to, especially the track “It’s a Dream,” originally cut by Charles Fisher…

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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. Table of Contents View More Amid the sea of supplements in today’s wellness and biohacking megatrend, there are a few standouts. Creatine is one of them. Some of the wellness world’s biggest names, from Andrew Huberman to Mel Robbins to Joe Rogan, are vocal supporters of the stuff. Dozens of health-conscious celebrities have also discussed how they use creatine for different effects: Ciara, an ambassador for the creatine brand Thorne, says it combats brain fatigue amid a busy…

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Autopsies are inherently messy, but any forensic scientist would lose their license if they left as much blood splattered around the room as the DNC's 2024 election report. The process was chaotic from the start — a report commissioned, left unfinished, hidden by the top brass and then, when scooped by CNN's Edward-Isaac Dovere, suddenly released into the world riddled with crimson annotations that alternately disavowed and apologized for the shoddy product. This combination of defensiveness and reflexive apology is a perfect encapsulation of the problems facing the Democratic Party. This is a shambolic shame because there is a real…

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In the wake of his 2016 death, Prince left behind an enviable vault containing thousands of unreleased songs, most of which will likely never see the light of day. While the late musician's estate has shared a few selections from the collection over the years, there's one in particular that Paul McCartney is hoping they'll come around to releasing: a recorded cover Prince of the Beatles' Let It Be single, “The Long and Winding Road.” “I was with some guy couple of years ago, so it was after Prince had died, and this guy said, 'Have you heard Prince do…

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It is available from Friday 22 May 2026 on all digital platforms”There isn't a reason”, the new single by Alessio Longoni (out for Frost Discs / Believe Music Italy), an intense and contemporary reflection on the human need to start over, even when there is no logical reason to do so. The piece develops around a concept as simple as it is universal: you don't always need a reason to get up, change or really live again. Between certainties that transform, relationships that evolve and fragilities that teach, the song passes through deep emotions with a direct and authentic language.…

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The Doors back to the cinema. On 13, 14 and 15 July Oliver Stone's film will return to Italian cinemas in its version The Final Cut restored in 4K with Dolby Atmos audio.The original negative of the biopic with Val Kilmer (Jim Morrison), Meg Ryan (Pamela Courson) Kyle MacLachlan (Ray Manzarek), according to a press release, was digitized in 4K 16 bit. The restoration was handled by L'Immagine Ritrovata in Italy and the color correction was supervised by the director who shortened a final scene.“I wanted the film to be as immersive as possible, to recreate the authentic Doors experience…

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Before she was hosting secret pop-up shows across the country, Phoebe Bridgers spent some time shooting A24’s Primetime. The upcoming film, which chronicles Chris Hansen’s infamous 2000s TV program To Catch a Predator, was directed by Ren Faire‘s Lance Oppenheim and stars Robert Pattinson in the lead. You can check out a brief teaser trailer below along with the film’s poster. Primetime currently has no release date.While Primetime marks Bridgers’ first time acting in front of a camera, it isn’t her first big-screen appearance; in 2024, she made a cameo appearance as herself in Jane Schoenbrun’s I Saw the TV…

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Chloe Qisha has spoken to NME about new music, lessons she's learned from touring with Coldplay and RAYE, and how “authenticity” is the key to being a great songwriter. The former NME Cover star spoke to us while at the 2026 Ivor Novellos, where she was nominated for the Rising Star Award alongside Kwn, Divorce and BBC Sound of 2026 winner Skye Newman. The award ultimately went to Jacob Alon, who also took home the Best Song Musically and Lyrically trophy for 'Don't Fall Asleep'. Her nod from the Ivors Academy came following the release of her EP 'Modern Romance'…

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Muna is ready to bring the heat on tour — even if pyrotechnics are out of the question. “Our lighting guy is trying to sell us on pyro,” guitarist Naomi McPherson says. “He pulled me aside during rehearsal, so I was like, 'We don't have a fire budget. We can't afford fire.'” Even so, the band is aiming to showcase their new album, Dancing on the Wallwith unforgettable concerts for their upcoming Gets So Hot tour. “The shows in the fall are going to be the best shows you could ever see in your whole damn life,” guitarist Josette Maskin…

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