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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. Some people have skeletons in their closet… but we prefer ours in the backyard. And no, we don’t mean actual bones — we’re talking about The Home Depot’s viral 12-foot skeleton, which is still in stock on the mega-retailer’s website at the time of this writing. The massive piece of Halloween decor first took over the internet back in 2020. Shoppers posted their finds to TikTok and other social platforms, and the skeleton sold out almost instantly, as…

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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. season is fast approaching, and there are plenty of big storylines this season. Will the Rams, with all of the pieces it needs to be a championship team, win at home again in 2027? Can the Seahawks pull off a repeat, or will Josh Allen lead the Bills to their first Big Game win? Ahead of an exciting season, DIRECTV is making it more affordable to catch the action. The regular pro football season is split among multiple…

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Foo Fighters have been announced to step in to support AC/DC for “one night only” – with frontman Dave Grohl describing the opportunity as “literally a dream come true”. The show is set to take place on September 8 when AC/DC head to St. Louis as part of their ‘Power Up’ world tour. For all of the previous shows – including the 2025 UK and European shows – the rock icons have been supported by The Pretty Reckless. Now, it has been confirmed that The Pretty Reckless will not be able to play for the Missouri gig and Foo Fighters…

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Musician, who revealed first Hodgkin’s lymphoma diagnosis in 2013, says cancer’s return won’t slow him down Def Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell recently told radio station YSKL that he has cancer again. Campbell previously revealed that he was battling Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2013, which returned in 2015. “There’s only been one time that I felt it was gonna kill me,” Campbell told the El Salvadoran station. “In the winter of 2023, I got really scared about what was happening and the pace at which it was happening. And I realized at that point that I had to do a donor transplant. It…

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Garth Jennings-directed film about Jarvis Cocker-fronted band premieres September 25 on Mubi after one-night-only theatrical run Pulp have shared the first trailer for What Do You Do for an Encore?, the upcoming documentary about the Britpop band centered around their 2025 comeback tour. “How do we get to a moment like this? That’s a long story. The Pulp story,” frontman Jarvis Cocker, who also serves as the film’s narrator, says in voiceover. “The real life version of Pulp has been far more interesting than anything I could have imagined alone.” Soundtracked by a live performance of the band’s classic “Common…

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Hayden Panettiere‘s West Hollywood neighbor claims she called 911 at least six times to report disturbances in the Nashville and Heroes star’s apartment. Mia Terrazzas told Inside Edition she believed she “absolutely” heard instances of domestic violence between Panettiere and, allegedly, her on-again, off-again boyfriend, Brian Hickerson. “I saw her leaving on a gurney,” she said. “Brian was right next to her. And I asked her if she was OK, and it looked to me like she had suffered some type of trauma that looked to be battering. It was clear she was terrified.” Terrazzas told the TV tabloid that…

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What are we calling the past few years in underground dance pop? Surely it’s not “indie sleaze,” a theme-party dress code that’s been kicking around for years. Today’s sleaziest indie producers are blending in cloud rap, 2010s EDM, and hyperpop to assemble dance-pop music that sounds simultaneously dirty, sweet, and Xeroxed to hell.It’s the sound associated with burgeoning acts like Snow Strippers, Frost Children, MGNA Crrrta, and Fcukers; it’s everywhere on the season’s standout new alt-pop records, in slushy and sarcastic synth tracks from Slayyyter, Ninajarichi, Six Sex, and Tiffany Day; it’s the sound of still-underground stars like Cannelle, Suzy…

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Tributes have been paid as police confirm that the woman who died at Houghton Festival in Norfolk was Ibiza DJ Santanna Oush. Earlier this month it was revealed that police were investigating the death of a woman who was found dead in her tent at the 2026 event. Her identity was not shared at the time, but it was confirmed that she was found unconscious in a tent on a campsite on the last day of the festival. She was pronounced dead at the scene on Sunday (August 9), despite efforts by on-site personnel to save her. Police said they…

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Democracy Forward is a national legal organization that has made a habit of filing lawsuits against the federal government since Donald Trump retook office in 2025, challenging everything from the administration’s actions against immigrants to its proposed “anti-weaponization” fund. Skye Perryman, the group’s president and CEO, is publishing Ordinary People, Extraordinary Times, a new book about resisting authoritarianism and the actions big and small people can take in their lives to do so, on August 25 via Penguin Random House. In the following excerpt, Perryman writes about how the only way to lift the nation out of oppression is for…

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Footage has been unearthed from Jimi Hendrix’s iconic Woodstock performance, which was filmed by a drama student who snuck onto the stage. The now-legendary gig took place at Woodstock in Bethel, New York, in 1969, where the guitar icon took to the stage with his newly formed band Gypsy Sun and Rainbows, a.k.a. Band of Gypsys. That band included bassist Billy Cox, guitarist Larry Lee, and percussionists Juma Sultan and Jerry Velez, and drummer Mitch Mitchell – the latter of which also being a part of The Jimi Hendrix Experience. The set closed out the festival, and is now set…

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