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Tinashe has announced her eighth studio album ‘Popstar’ and shared its latest single ‘Crash Out’ – watch the video below. The Kentucky-born R&B singer will release the 16-track record on September 25 via Nice Life and Atlantic Records, and it is available to pre-order here. She has already shared the lead single ‘Too Easy’, and now fans have another taste of the album in the form of ‘Crash Out’, a laid-back but confrontational new track produced by Couros. “I’m about to lose it, but I don’t really care no more,” Tinashe sings over the track’s minimal, snapping beat. It is accompanied by a dance-heavy video directed by 91 Rules,…

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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani made a surprise video cameo during Djo’s sold-out Forest Hills Stadium show last night – watch footage below. Djo – the musical project of Stranger Things actor Joe Keery – played the huge headline show in Queens yesterday (July 17), with support coming from Australian psych-rock band Pond. During a performance of ‘Charlie’s Garden’, Mamdani unexpectedly appeared in a pre-recorded message on the screens behind the stage. The song usually features a voicemail-style contribution from Keery’s Stranger Things co-star Charlie Heaton, but the mayor appeared in his place to greet the musician and congratulate him on selling out Forest Hills…

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Martin Garrix debuted a new U2 collaboration “Fireflies” with help from the Edge during the DJ’s Tomorrowland set Friday in Antwerp, Belgium. The Edge delivered his trademark guitar sound over Bono’s prerecorded vocals for the “Fireflies” debut, with Garrix writing on social media that the track will be “out soon,” and shared a “pre-save” link for the single’s impending arrival: Garrix and the Irish rockers have collaborated a handful of times over the past decade: The DJ and U2 previously released their soccer anthem “We Are the People” for the UEFA 2020 tournament, while Garrix also produced the U2 track…

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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. England and France will meet for their final match of the 2026 World Cup, although it's certainly not the final either team had hoped for. The third-place match will be held at 5 pm ET in Miami, with Harry Kane's England and Kylian Mbappé's France facing off. Like all World Cup knockout matches, the games will air in English on Fox and Spanish on Telemundo in the US At a Glance: How to Watch France vs. England France…

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Ahead of Metallica‘s residency at the Las Vegas Sphere, Lars Ulrich has looked back at being there for U2‘s opening night at the state-of-the-art venue. The drummer was there for the Irish band’s historic opening night at the Sphere in Las Vegas, and, speaking to U2 guitarist The Edge during his Close To The Edge show on SiriusXM, he said seeing it live made him reconsider what was possible on stage. “I was there opening night and was so just fucking awestruck, inspired, energized – all of it,” Ulrich said. “It was just, like, ‘Holy shit, this is somehow another…

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In the bicentennial summer of 1976, a record number of major rock acts hit the arena/stadium circuit across North America, including Paul McCartney and Wings, the Who, Elton John, Kiss, the Beach Boys, the Band, the Stills-Young Band, Yes, Peter Frampton, and Genesis. These were often part of multi-artist bills that ran for well over six hours, starting long before the sun set. Inevitably, they didn't all go over very well. “It is obvious that this is not the Big Bicentennial Bonanza that was anticipated,” syndicated newspaper columnist Lisa Robinson wrote in her Rock Talk column. “Talk to any rock…

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Longtime Yard Act fans could be easily forgiven for being frightened by frontman James Smith's startling missive on the first track of their excellent third album. “I've got absolutely nothing new to say,” comes his proposition on the claustrophobic gloom of “Empty Pledges.” But fear not. One of Britain's most acerbic lyricists of recent years has not, in fact, found himself struggling to discover new pastures. “I would be back in Leeds after tour and bumping into old acquaintances who I hadn't seen in the last four years,” he tells Rolling Stone UKsitting down with bassist Ryan Needham in north…

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Paris Hilton is finally at “peace” after the Provo, Utah boarding school where she was allegedly abused as a teenager has shut down. “This horrific chapter of abuse, neglect, and trauma has finally come to an end,” she said in a statement Friday. On July 17, nearly two weeks after the Utah Department of Health and Human services (DHHS) revoked the licenses for the Provo Canyon School, the school’s boys and girls campuses officially shut down, ending a years-long effort by Hilton and other survivors for accountability. “Today, I can finally say the words I’ve been fighting to say for years: Provo…

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It's a Friday afternoon, and Amber A'Lee Frost is scouring the large, colorful, laminated menu in a Greek diner in Silverlake, Los Angeles, talking about why she decided to move to LA It was 2020, she remembers, and the co-founder and at the time co-host of the mega-hit socialist podcast Chapo Trap House was just coming off tour with the pod. She'd already been considering a change of coasts — she'd been living in New York City for almost a decade — and when Covid hit, she realized it was time. “I was like, I don't believe in the universe…

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This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist's weekly newsletter here. On a 200-acre farm and cattle ranch in Bandera, Texas, Mollie Engelhart grows organic produce, sells raw milk, and writes a daily column about the power of regenerative agriculture. She's a farmer and a Make America Healthy Again mom who doesn't like being called a MAHA mom. She prefers to think of herself as “MAHA-aligned.” In May, Engelhart opened her ranch to a couple hundred pro-MAHA politicians, activists, and leaders for a two-day MAHA farming retreat. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy…

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