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One of the most trusted online wellness retailers is running a massive sale right now. Here are some of the best deals If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Labor Day is almost here, which means it’s time for late summer barbecues and picnics and, of course, some excellent sales from retailers everywhere. Although Labor Day sales might be best known for deals on clothing, outdoor gear, and home goods, it’s also a great time to stock up on essentials. One example? iHerb’s current sale.…
Last weekend, Olivia Rodrigo headlined her inaugural Daisy Chain Fields festival in Irvine, California. After bringing out Sarah McLachlan and Alanis Morissette to perform, she invited Stevie Nicks to the stage. After a magical duet on “Landslide,” Nicks addressed the crowd of 45,000 fans. “She reminds me of me, when I was her age, 100 years ago,” she said of Rodrigo. “And I’m somewhat awestruck that she could do all this.” Hours later, Sandra Bullock reposted Rolling Stone’s video of “Landslide” to her Instagram story, with the caption “Angel voices that are part of an upcoming film.” It was a…
Editor’s note: This story is part of a special series by Princeton University journalism students reporting on the discovery of an African burial ground in Key West, Florida, and how the legacy of slavery still reverberates through the island community and beyond. O n a sizzling Sunday in March, tourists cool themselves with miniature fans at the curb while waiting for the hop-on-hop-off trolleys that trail down Duval Street in Key West. The cheerful voice of a guide on a mic booms through the open-air cab of each old-timey bus. “Welcome ladies and gentlemen…” Moments later, a rental van pulls up. The diver,…
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has shared the first trailer for No One’s Disciple, a documentary about late Rush drummer Neil Peart. Peart’s bandmates, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, both get talking heads, as do a couple of his drummer peers: Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Chad Smith and the Police’s Stewart Copeland. “After Neil passed away, we never really were able to pay tribute to him,” Lee says in one clip. “And that weighed on me a lot.” Watch the preview below.Based on the trailer, No One’s Disciple also features archival interview footage of Peart himself. At one point, he describes…
Four days after Say Anything’s Max Bemis cancelled a series of acoustic performances amid allegations he sent inappropriate messages to underage fans, Wavves’ Nathan Williams has weighed in on the status of the duo’s upcoming collab album, Cherry Soda.“Going back into the studio on Monday and I will finish this as a proper wavves album,” Williams wrote on Instagram. “I’ll have more announcements soon.”Accusations of inappropriate behavior by Bemis were first raised last month, when alleged flirtatious messages with two teenaged fans were shared to the Say Anything subreddit. In response, Williams wrote on his Patreon, “I don’t want to…
Fontaines D.C.’s Grian Chatten has revealed why he wore the shirt of Cwmbran Celtic football club during the band’s headline set at Reading Festival 2026 this weekend. The frontman donned the green and white jersey as he delivered an epic headline set at Reading – where they aired out new singles ‘Six Shot Morning’ and ‘Marianne’ from upcoming album ‘Dopamine Chamber’, and faced some technical issues that cut their set short. The shirt was the design made in collaboration with Mogwai, which launched last month as the Scottish post-rock icons – as well as Super Furry Animals, Panic Shack, and…
A federal judge has sided with Bad Bunny, Drake, and a host of other superstar artists and reversed an earlier ruling that had cleared the way for a trial with potentially broad implications for the reggaeton genre. In the new ruling obtained by Rolling Stone, the judge said lawyers for Bad Bunny persuaded him that he erred in a decision last July when he found that a jury should decide whether an estimated 1,800 reggaeton songs by more than 100 artists infringed the composition copyright held by Cleveland “Clevie” Browne and the heirs of Wycliffe “Steely” Johnson for the 1989…
By the time the 2026 installment of Appleton, Wisconsin’s four-day Mile of Music festival concluded earlier this month, more than 600 performances had been staged throughout the burgeoning music town. Everyone plays here: from roots-rockers and folk troubadours to alt-rock bands and blues singers. For this 13th edition, Will Hoge, Dave Hause and the Mermaid, Good Boy Daisy, the Saint Cecilia, Leon Timbo, Ruby James, Christopher Gold, and the Braymores, who just a day earlier wowed Lollapalooza, were some of the breakout acts, along with perennial Mile favorites like Cory Chisel, Bascom Hill, and Jamie Kent. “Mile of Music is…
Early last year, Blackpink rapper and singer Lisa stepped into the spotlight on her own with Alter Ego, her debut solo album. She had explored solo projects in smaller endeavors before, like the 2021 EP Lalisa, but a full-length was a much bigger undertaking. Lisa captured the pressure and lessons that came with the experience in the documentary film Always Lalisa, arriving in theaters internationally on Oct. 12. Directed by Sue Kim, Always Lalisa follows Lisa as she builds her solo career outside of Blackpink while balancing global stardom and personal developments in the public eye. Her journey includes not…
A flash flood that struck Nepal last week has left over 1,000 people dead, and thousands more are missing. A landslide that was first thought to be the result of an earthquake actually looks to have resulted from a confluence of events surrounding part of a glacier breaking free at a high altitude, along with the loose earth surrounding it. Researchers around the world are using satellite imagery to try to understand what happened. Video of the flood quickly spread online, though some had been fabricated by AI. Legitimate footage showed torrents of water sweeping through a valley. After the…
