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Shania Twain's “You're Still the One,” a Number Two hit from 1998, has enjoyed something of a renaissance in recent years with artists as diverse as Harry Styles, boygenius, and Christian Lee Hutson covering it, often as duets. Now, Ella Langley has joined the chorus of artists who find inspiration in the song, which is about a doomed couple hanging on inexplicably, kind of a less clever update of John Prine's “In Spite of Ourselves” if you read the lyrics closely enough. But for what the song lacks in wit, Langley, like everyone else who has sung it (including Twain),…
The right album at the wrong time? Superlative album distributed in the worst way possible? A sadly sublime swansong? The more you have, the more you put it. It's 1991 and the Americans… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Shakira, Burna Boy and J Balvin lit up the opening ceremony of the 2026 FIFA World Cup – watch footage below. The tournament kicked off tonight (June 11) in Mexico City’s historic Azteca Stadium with Mexico – who are co-hosting alongside the USA and Canada – taking on South Africa in the opening match. The ceremony took place before kick-off, and opened with Mexican Latin rock veterans Maná playing their 1992 hit ‘Oye Mi Amor’, with the thousands in attendance audibly singing along. It then transitioned to Venezuelan reggaeton artist Danny Ocean, who performed ‘Partidazo’, a track released as part of the official 2026 FIFA World Cup…
The singer admitted his mid-show realization during his recent appearance on The Tonight Show Niall Horan stood in front of 80,000 fans at London's Wembley Stadium about to dive into a solo rendition of “Steal Your Girl” when he suddenly realized that he may not be as familiar with One Direction's lyrics as he thought. On the studio version of the 2014 track, the musician only delivers a couple of lines, a fact which gave him a mental break last weekend as he was about to perform the song during his headlining set for Capital FM Summertime Ball. Horan admitted…
Curb Your Enthusiasm star's new American history satire premieres later in June “I've got to sit in the middle with shitty snacks for five hours?” Larry David, in character, hectors at the Wright brothers in the trailer for his new HBO Max series. “Are you crazy?” One of the Wrights (Jon Hamm) retorts, “This is the airplane experience.” And that short vignette sets up Life, Larry, and the Pursuit of Unhappinessthe eternal discontent's grouchy deep dive into America's history, or as the trailer says, “an almost history of America.” The seven-episode series will kick off on June 26. The two-minute…
“Song of love” stirs voice and body. An invitation not to tremble while the Earth trembles. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Amazon Prime Day officially takes place June 23-26 this year (so I guess it’s Prime Days, plural) but the retailer is kicking things off early with a special offer on its Audible audiobook streaming platform. Right now, Prime members can get Audible Premium Plus for just $0.99 a month — a whopping 89% off the monthly price of $8.99. You can lock in the $0.99 price for three months and then cancel your subscription or continue on at…
Shakira and Burna Boy brought the fire to the 2026 FIFA World Cup opening ceremony with a vivacious performance of this year’s official song “Dai Dai.” The Colombian superstar came out first at the Estadio Ciudad de México (Estadio Azteca), wearing a bright yellow mesh bodysuit and matching gloves, and delivered sharp dance moves as she sang her newest World Cup song. Over the years, Shakira has become synonymous with the tournament’s official soundtrack, especially after the success of her 2010 global smash hit “Waka Waka (This Time for Africa).” Burna Boy joined the singer halfway through the track and…
From Shakira to Los Ramblers, here are the top World Cup anthems, including a few gems that have gotten lost to time Over the years, the songs that provide a soundtrack to the World Cup have become a significant part of the tournament, almost as important as the games. Some anthems have reached far beyond the field to offer a true moment of unity (“Cup of Life,” anyone?) As the 2026 games kick off, we surveyed all of the official FIFA songs and anthems (not soundtrack singles) since 1990, and highlighted the most inescapable bops, along with some that may…
Jack White he needs no introduction, he is one of the greatest musicians around and synonymous with quality like few other contemporary names. 'Frozen Charlotte', seventh studio album by Jack Whiteshows the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee at the top of his game. At his side an extraordinary band composed of Patrick Keeler on the battery, Dominic Davis to the bottom and Bobby Emmett on keyboards, fresh from a tour of unanimously acclaimed concerts, with a now red-hot harmony. Instead of taking a break after a “job well done,” the group headed straight into the studio, giving birth…
