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It’s safe to say the dust has settled from the big “UK underground” boom that dominated online rap conversations last year. More than anything else to come from that scene, I’ve been drawn to the thunderous, claustrophobic work of dBee, a British collective of visual artists and producers who let their levelers peak like it’s nobody’s business. Their beats tend to hold this Black diasporic, clap-heavy rhythm they call “bongology” (best example: “mycareer” by ceesho), which is basically the byproduct of children with African parents whose lives changed when they found out about 808 Mafia and Young Chop. That trap/drill…
Just One Before I Die, premiering next month on Tubi, dives deep in team’s championship drought and their long-suffering fans The Buffalo Bills’ half-century pursuit of a Super Bowl victory — and their diehard fans’ unending hope to witness a championship — is the focus of a new docuseries heading to Tubi next month. Just One Before I Die — directed by Addison Henderson and Kevin Polowy, both members of the “Bills Mafia” — features interviews with Bills greats like Jim Kelly, Ryan Fitzpatrick, and Andre Reed, NFL commentators like Adam Schefter and Nick Wright, and long-suffering Buffalo natives like…
Bullet For My Valentine have returned with the ferocious new single ‘Social Apocalypse’ and announced details of their first album in over five years. Their eighth studio album, also titled ‘Social Apocalypse’, will arrive on March 19, 2027 via Spinefarm (pre-save here), following on from their self-titled seventh record from 2021. The title track is their first new song in four years. “Everything in life is changing at such a rapid pace, and it is hard to find a great deal of positivity when you look at events in the world,” frontman Matt Tuck said of the themes behind the…
Few artists cultivated and maintained careers and images as immaculately as Dolly Parton. She was, first and foremost, the brilliant singer-songwriter and performer adored all over the world, but also a tireless worker, shrewd entrepreneur, empire-builder, and philanthropist. Everything Parton did was precise, even down to the way the news of her death was announced last month: a pre-recorded video message delivered by her nephew Bryan Seaver, at Parton’s request. With such scrupulousness, Parton’s estate seemed primed to avoid the kind of posthumous infighting and chaos that so often consumes these institutions. But one month after her death, that chaos…
Back then, If you visited the website, you would think there was a team running it. If I posted something, I wouldn’t say “I,” I would say “we.” You know, I’m using somebody’s name for my platform. People are not following it for me; people follow it for Gaga.As someone who’s been at this for almost two decades, how has the culture of fan websites and fan accounts shifted over time?It’s changed so much. I would say up until 2016, fan sites updated people on the artist. So if you’re a Lady Gaga fan, you would go to gagadaily.com just…
A California judge signaled Thursday he was on the verge of sharply reducing the $12.9 million in damages that a jury awarded to a housekeeper who was mauled by a massive dog outside Chris Brown’s mansion in 2020. Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Huey P. Cotton heard arguments from the housekeeper’s lawyer Thursday but repeatedly indicated he was not persuaded to change his tentative order. In her address to the court, the lawyer for housekeeper Maria Avila revealed the contents of the unpublished order. “If your honor is convinced that some [scaling back] is warranted, then I’d ask for…
The surviving members of Morphine have reunited to complete an LP called Cocoon, started and abandoned in 1998, a year before the on-stage death of singer Mark Sandman. Decades in the making, the eight-song album is the Boston-based alt-rock outfit’s first full-length since their fifth album, The Night, posthumously released via DreamWorks in 2000. Watch an archival video for the title track below, ahead of the release on December 4 via Partisan.The band’s 1998 sessions were produced by Paul Q. Kolderie and Sean Slade, the longtime Morphine production duo that also produced Radiohead’s Pablo Honey and Hole’s Live Through This.…
Alex Gibney’s two-part, four-hour Musk, an “incisive look” at “the wealthiest, and most unchecked, man on the planet,” opens this fall Filmmaker Alex Gibney has shared the first trailer for Musk, a two-part, four-hour deep dive into Elon Musk that Rolling Stone called “a nonfiction horror movie” following its film festival debut earlier this month. “Elon Musk is one of the most controversial figures in the world. So I decided to make him the subject of my next film,” Gibney says in voiceover in the trailer. “But it soon became clear: Elon would not participate.” It’s obvious why the Tesla…
The emotional first trailer for Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath’s forthcoming Back To The Beginning concert film has been released – watch it below. The film captures the historic July 5, 2025 concert at Villa Park in Birmingham, which marked both Osbourne’s final solo performance and the last-ever show from Black Sabbath’s original line-up. It will arrive in cinemas worldwide for a limited run from October 28, and tickets are on sale now via the official website here. The newly released minute-long trailer opens with Tom Morello, who served as musical director for the show, reflecting on the sheer scale of…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. American Horror Story is back on Sept. 24 for what could be the series’ biggest season ever. Stylized as AHS: 13, the new entry will be a crossover-style season that brings back fan-favorite characters from the series’s past seasons, according to creators Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk. Confirmed stars returning for AHS: 13 include Jessica Lange, Evan Peters, Sarah Paulson, Emma Roberts, and Billie Lourd, meaning we’ll get characters from seasons like “Murder House,” “Asylum,” and “Coven.” At…
