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The Last Dinner Party have shared a new single, ‘Knocking At The Sky’ – you can listen to it below. The song appears on the deluxe edition of the London band’s second and latest album, 2025’s ‘From The Pyre’, which was released today (Thursday July 9). Abigail Morris and co. debuted the track at London’s O2 Academy Brixton last December, and have since made it a regular fixture of their setlist. They most recently performed it at Mad Cool in Madrid last night (Wednesday July 8). “‘Knocking At The Sky’ is the final tale from The Pyre. After creating an…

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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. Big Brother is back — the long-running series kicks off with a 90-minute episode on July 9, with Julie Chen Moonves returning to host the often-chaotic CBS reality TV show. The 28th season will feature contestants ranging from an MMA fighter to a rocket scientist to a Drag Race All-Star, crammed in a house and competing in mental and physical challenges. This season’s theme is “Time Trip,” with rooms styled after different decades. At a Glance: How to…

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The budget of the American Department of Defense is eternally bloated. Like a ballooned whale carcass that is fed on by a frenzy of contractors, corporations, and ever-growing military operations, the DOD is the heart of a financial ecosystem that spans the globe. With nearly a trillion dollars allocated annually to its function, it’s a bit of a shock that the Trump administration is claiming the so-called “Department of War” is about to run out of cash.  According to sources who spoke to NBC News, the Pentagon is warning lawmakers that it could soon run out of cash on hand…

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Mick Jagger praised the Beatles' role in the Rolling Stones' history and music history as a whole in an interview that aired on SiriusXM's Classic Vinyl channel on Thursday. He also discussed how Paul McCartney had joined the Stones to record two songs, Hackney Diamonds' “Bite Your Head Off” and “Covered in You,” which will appear on the band's new album, Foreign Tonguesout tomorrow. “They were the most prolific songwriters of that time,” Jagger said of the Beatles. “They wrote all these songs for themselves, which are all huge hits that were coming out all the time. Plus they were…

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Carrie Brownstein and Fred Armisen will revisit Portlandia with a new podcast where the duo rewatch episodes of the beloved IFC comedy series. Podlandia: AO Rewatchproduced by by Will Ferrell and iHeartMedia's Big Money Players, will hit podcast platforms weekly beginning July 16, with a video version also uploading on YouTube, The Hollywood Reporter writes. “Our hope with the Portlandia rewatch podcast is to continue the conversations we began when the show first aired. Conversations around community, how a place shapes and defines us, how much of life is mere performance, and how absurdity is often the best way to…

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The Vaccines showcased new song ‘Ten Years Too Far’ at this year’s Mad Cool Festival festival last night (July 8) – you can view footage below. READ MORE: Mad Cool Festival 2026 Day One in photos: Foo Fighters, Wolf Alice and more’  The 2026 edition of the festival, which will run next month until July 11, kicked off at the Iberdrola Music Villaverde site in Madrid, with sets from Foo Fighters, Wolf Alice, The Last Dinner Party and more. It will see further performances from Pulp, Florence & The Machine, and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds during the bash’s 10th anniversary. The…

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In partnership with Rock In Rio Lisbon Boasting a world-class line-up of artists from across the genre spectrum, Rock In Rio Lisbon should be on every festival-goer’s bucket list. Here’s what NME took away from our visit to the eleventh and most recent edition of the Portuguese mega-fest, which took place in June at the idyllic Parque Tejo. Ziplining above your favourite artist heightens the excitement Thought crowd-surfing was festival goals? At Rock In Rio Lisbon, you can somewhat surreally become part of the performance, thanks to a zipline that runs across the main stage. So, while pop’s boy-next-door Charlie…

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Back in April, Neil Young revealed that his upcoming album Second Song will feature new recordings of at least a couple of songs he wrote as a teenager in the mid-Sixties, while still gigging around Canada with his high-school band the Squires. But he didn't share their titles until a Zoom Q&A on July 8 with Patron-level subscribers of the Neil Young Archives. The first one is “I'll Love You Forever,” which he recorded with the Squires at the radio station CJLX in Fort William, Ontario, on Nov. 23, 1964. “A DJ on the radio station there was looking to…

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From “Girl with the Pearl Earring” to Boy (in this case, Harry Styles) at the Met Gala, few gemstones match the enduring and transformative power of a well-placed pearl. At once classic and contemporary, organic and cultured, simple and rarefied, pearls can make a powerful, personalized statement that nothing else can. This summer, Pandora is announcing Pandora Wonders, a multi-year rollout of artisanally-crafted charms encapsulating the innovative, whimsical essence that has come to define the brand. Each new Pandora Wonders collection, released annually, is designed around a distinct material and will feature an exciting array of international guest collaborators. Available…

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Every hero's journey starts with a single step, they say. For Gail Daughtry (Zoey Deutch) — ace hairdresser, proud Midwesterner, and enthusiastic bride-to-be — it begins with a flight to Los Angeles. Normally, Daughtry would be back in her idyllic hometown of Willowbrook, Kansas, putting the final touches on her upcoming wedding to her longtime sweetheart, Tom (Michael Cassidy). Instead, she's accompanying her coworker and best friend, Otto (Mile Gutierrez-Riley), to a convention in the City of Angels, partially out of revenge and partially to save her relationship. The stakes are truly life or death here. Because Gail and Tom…

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