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D4vd allegedly stabbed 14-year-old Celeste Rivas to death in her Hollywood home on April 23, 2025. He later dismembered her body with a chainsaw in a blue inflatable wading pool in his garage, then placed the remains in the trunk of his Tesla and went on tour.This is the reconstruction of the Los Angeles prosecutors contained in a brief filed on Wednesday in view of the preliminary hearing. The horror story was made public by Judge Charlaine Olmedo despite the opposition of the rapper's defense team.According to the prosecution, surveillance videos clearly show that, when it was parked near the…
An intelligent, angry and sharp rap as a remedy for trap Antonio Santini for SANREMO.FM
It's always a pleasure to deal with a new work by the Piedmontese blacksters Opera IX, also because this event, in recent years, has increasingly taken the form of a… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
For years the Oasis reunion seemed to belong more to dreams than to reality, between memes, arguments, poisonous interviews, statements denied the next day. Then Liam and Noel Gallagher returned together on stage for real and now that return will become an event documentary distributed in IMAX cinemas and on Disney+.Was announced a film – still untitled – dedicated to the tour Oasis Live '25defined as «one of the most anticipated rock'n'roll comebacks of our times». The documentary will arrive in cinemas around the world from September 11th with limited distribution, before arriving in streaming on Disney+ later this year.…
Donald Gibb, known for playing the raucous fraternity bro Frederick Aloysius “Ogre” Palowaski in the 1984 cult classic Revenge of the Nerds, has died at the age of 71. Gibb’s family confirmed his death in a statement to Rolling Stone. “It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Donald Gibb — a beloved father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, uncle, friend, and actor. Donald loved the Lord, his family, his friends, and his fans with all his heart,” they wrote. “Known for his larger-than-life presence on screen and his kindness off screen, he brought joy, laughter, and unforgettable memories to…
Over the past year, Saam Sultan has built a cult-like following off the back of his visceral, self-produced sound: a blend of misty cloud rap, ambient pop and film-score sensibilities that’s guided by instinct rather than genre. Breakout tracks like the astral, lovesick pull of ‘Locked In Love’ and the blown-out, mantra-like ‘Ydoifeel?’ have quietly gathered momentum online, positioning the Fort Lauderdale-born, Brighton-raised artist as one of the UK’s most intriguing new voices. There’s little doubt why he earned a spot on this year’s NME 100. Although the 20-year-old says recognition has “never been something that’s on my mind” and…
Souvenirs: 80 Years of John Prine, a Chicago concert celebrating the late singer-songwriter, has been lined up for October 8, two days before his 80th birthday. Musicians including Ratboys and Steve Earle will pay tribute at the Chicago Theatre show, playing alongside Prine’s longtime live band. The actor John C. Reilly will host and perform.Organized by the Prine Family and their Hello in There Foundation, the concert is the latest in a series of tributes to Prine, who was born in Maywood, Illinois, before moving to Chicago to get a foothold in music. Other performers in the announcement include Joy…
Pressing play on a new Aldous Harding record for the first time is always an adventure. Since her self-titled debut, released in 2014, the New Zealand singer-songwriter’s work has become more inscrutable, each successive album more beguilingly weird. In that time, she appears to have stopped giving interviews – not that she was ever an especially obliging examiner of her own work to begin with – and has become equally enigmatic in her work, both lyrically and musically. Harding’s previous record, 2022’s ‘Warm Chris’, seemed like it might have been the logical endpoint of her journey; gone was the drama…
Anger and pride, conspiracy thinking and ecstasy: 'Make-Up Is a Lie' is the imperfect self-portrait of a 66-year-old who perceives himself as a victim, despises the music biz, keeps the point. The review The post Morrissey is back to bust your balls first appeared on Rolling Stone Italia. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
To throw Damn Hykeem “Baby Keem” Carter has released a series of three short documentaries. They are titled Boommanafter his childhood nickname, and are filled with videos of his childhood shot by his aunt LaConnie Govan. Seeing them you understand what life Baby Keem has led: the birth in Los Angeles to an absent mother, the move to Las Vegas with his grandmother and aunts, the beats and then rap as an activity in which to find comfort. Directed by Govan with Alexandre Moors, the trilogy underlines the symmetry between the child Keem who listens to everything happily in the…
