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The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke told Rolling Stone in 2024 that he had “an ending in mind” for the series, and he didn’t mind hinting that for all of the show’s grotesqueries, it wouldn’t be a particularly dark conclusion. “I want to live in a moral universe,” he said, “where when you choose love, family, and mercy, good things happen to you.” That series finale is streaming now on Amazon Prime Video, and as promised, at least some of the show’s heroes were able to scrub off five seasons’ worth of accumulated blood spatter and head towards a happy ending.…
Live events are back in a big way. Whether it's Bruno Mars breaking 24-hour ticket sales records for his “The Romantic Tour,” or BTS' international return to touringcrowds of all ages are flocking to concerts and live music venues with enthusiasm. That doesn't mean all generations are approaching live experiences in the same way. Gen Z, one of the most powerful consumer forces, is navigating the world of concerts and live music with a vastly different map than their parents' and grandparents' generations — and in ways that challenge assumptions about their influence and spending power in today's economy. Key…
In 2015, Esquire published a profile of Miles Teller that opened with the journalist interviewing the actor “trying to figure out if he's a dick.” More than a decade later, Teller is still thinking about it. The article, he recently told IndieWire at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival, led to an intentional step away from written profiles. “That was so mishandled,” Teller told IndieWire in Cannes. “The reason why I have not done profiles is because I said, 'Wow, if I'm not doing this interview on camera, this person can misquote things or put things out of order or say…
For 45 years, Gregg Allman led the Allman Brothers Band through periods of incredible success and great fortune, along with the devastating deaths, setbacks, addictions, and internal squabbling that consumed the group all the way until their final shows in 2014. The upcoming documentary Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul traces the entire saga from the perspective of Allman himself, and takes a broader look at his life, onstage and off. In a new trailer, vintage footage from the 1970s shows Allman speaking about the loss of his brother, Duane Allman, in a 1971 motorcycle accident. “I was mad…
Here are the songs that won't be missing from the 2026 tour setlist. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Billy Corgan went live on his Substack May 19 to tell fans that Smashing Pumpkins recently recorded their first song with producer Butch Vig since the Siamese Dream sessions over 33 years ago. “We’ve just recorded one song,” Corgan said. “It’s for a specific purpose, which I can’t give that part out … I haven’t come up with a title yet, honestly. The plan is the song will be released this year. I can’t say exactly when. There’s reasons for that … The song is really cool. It’s basically done recording. I’d say there’s a couple little things left. I’d…
Bryne marks one of the final musical guests on the late-night series ahead of its finale on May 21 Stephen Colbert has one night left before saying goodbye to The Late Show. Ahead of the series finale, scheduled for May 21, the host welcomed one of the show's last musical guests for a fiery sendoff: David Byrne, performing Talking Heads classic “Burning Down the House.” Bryne took the Late Show stage alongside his Why Is The Sky? band. The musicians jammed out in matching blue suits before being joined by Colbert in the same get-up. Flames raged on the screen…
Let's say it plainly: There has never been a president as corrupt as Donald Trump. There is no close second in our history. Take two days in May as Exhibit A. Americans just found out that in the first quarter of this year, Trump's stock portfolio made 3,600 trades — an average of nearly 60 a day. This is a rapacious pace that would make a day trader on meth blush. Many of these appear suspiciously timed to benefit from actions approved by the president himself. For example, his Nvidia stock surged after Trump announced the company would be permitted…
Fans of gritty TV dramas know Luke Grimes for his role as Kayce Dutton on Yellowstone and now CBS's Marshalsbut before he broke out in that part, he played a country songwriter with criminal ties in a television pilot titled Outlaw Country. The role was a bit of foreshadowing for the Ohio native and current Montana resident, who has since become a celebrated singer and songwriter with albums like his self-titled 2024 debut and his most recent, the gorgeous Red Birdboth recorded with Grammy-winning producer Dave Cobb. In a new interview with Rolling Stone's Nashville Now podcast, Grimes says that…
There are records that are not limited to being listened to, but ask to be inhabited. “SIX”the new album by Alice Caronna released on April 21st, it is exactly this: an intimate and courageous journey between pop, songwriting and soul that transforms a personal story into a universal reflection on life. Anticipated by singles mirrored as Piazza Navona And I deserve everythingthe Roman singer-songwriter's second long-distance work explores the chronology of a relationship to open up to a greater awareness: that the end does not exist if what ends continues to transform within us. We had a chat with her…
