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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…

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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…

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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. 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…

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Sugababes are finally releasing a new album—their first in 26 years to feature the original lineup of Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan, and Siobhán Donaghy. On February 12, 2027, the UK girl group will put out their self-titled LP via Sacred Three/The Orchard. It will mark their second-ever album as an original trio. (Donaghy departed Sugababes between their 2000 debut, One Touch, and 2002’s Angels With Dirty Faces.) Their comeback single, “Ghost,” is out now with an accompanying video, and you can watch that below.The new album’s press release hints at an eclectic mix of genres, including garage, amapiano, and R&B.…

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When Corey Kent released his collab with Koe Wetzel, “Rocky Mountain Low,” late last year to introduce fans to his next record, it should have been a layup single. But a few months later, while the song was still climbing the country charts, things went off-script. In early February, Kent posted a video to social media of him singing a different song, “Empty Words,” during a soundcheck before a show in Denver. Kent was wearing sweatpants and a hastily buttoned flannel shirt. “I looked like a mess,” he says, admitting he posted the performance just to meet his content goals…

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U2’s first new album in nine years would make headlines no matter what, but it’s doubly noteworthy because it includes Dolly Parton’s last-recorded vocal performance before her death. Mark your calendars: Carnaval De Luz is out November 13 vis Island. The record’s lead single, “Silencio,” in which Bono briefly sings in Spanglish again, is out now with a Cliqua-directed music video where U2 play a near-empty dance hall. Watch it below.“Roll up, roll up, roll up!” Bono said in a press release. “There will be loud guitars, deep bass, some ecstatic rhythms and, yes, some silver tears will make an…

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A new album from Morphine built from archival recordings of previously unreleased songs titled Cocoon will arrive Dec. 4. The instantly recognizable alt-rock group, whose lead instrumentation included baritone sax and two-string fretless bass, disbanded after the 1999 death of vocalist-bassist Mark Sandman. But they recorded Cocoon’s music for the album in 1998 with producers Paul Q. Kolderie and Sean Slade in sessions that preceded those for their final album, 2000’s The Night. Kolderie worked with Sandman’s life partner, Sabine Hrechdakian, to transfer and remix the tapes in 2023. Saxophonist Dana Colley also added new sax parts to three of…

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The Prodigy have announced a 12″ vinyl edition of ‘Breathe’ to mark the classic track’s 30th anniversary. Find all the details below. The iconic 1996 song served as the second single from the band’s third studio album, ‘The Fat Of The Land’ (1997). It gave Liam Howlett and co. their second consecutive UK Number One, following ‘Firestarter’. Today (Thursday September 24), The Prodigy confirmed that the celebratory reissue of ‘Breathe’ will drop on Friday November 13 – two days after the tune reaches its three-decade milestone on November 11. It’ll arrive via XL Recordings, boasting the original track, an instrumental…

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The first trailer for Ozzy Osbourne’s all-star farewell concert film Back to the Beginning has premiered ahead of its big screen arrival next month. The Back to the Beginning show — which took place in Osbourne’s hometown of Birmingham, England in July 2025, less than three weeks before his death — featured performances by Metallica, Guns N’ Roses, Slayer, Pantera, Anthrax, Halestorm, Yungblud, and many others, as well as a solo set by Osbourne followed by a Black Sabbath reunion. Osbourne, who was beset by medical issues in the years, months, and even days leading up to the farewell show,…

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The final vocal recording of Dolly Parton‘s seven-decade career appears on U2‘s new album, Nov. 13’s Carnaval de Luz, the band announced today. Parton, who died in August at age 80, recorded her duet with Bono on the album-closing track, “Torn,” in June. She shares writing credits for the song with the band and Snow Patrol’s Johnny McDaid. “When she got ill,” Bono tells Rolling Stone in interviews for an upcoming feature, “she got out of her bed to sing this song. And you can hear that. And I can’t even listen to it now.” Bono initially pursued Parton as a collaborator…

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