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Little Grandad have announced their debut album, ‘Speak Softly, Son’, and shared the harmonic new single ‘Tiny Feet’ – check it out below. The London band will release their first full-length record on January 22, 2027, and fans can pre-order/pre-save their copy here. The album has been produced by Kev Jones of Wunderhorse, and was recorded in Crouch End, London, during rare breaks from the band’s busy touring schedule. New single ‘Tiny Feet’ shows off the group’s sweet, close-knit vocal harmonies, and opens with gentle, hushed guitar before growing in intensity. The song’s video was directed by Xander Lewis, and you can check it out here: ‘Speak Softly, Son’ arrives little more than a year…

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Jason Isbell and several other musicians have filed a lawsuit against Suno, accusing the AI music giant of training its models on the identities of popular artists. While Suno and other AI companies have faced (and in some cases settled) litigation over their alleged use of copyrighted music to train their models, this lawsuit centers on alleged violations of right-of-publicity laws. Filed in Massachusetts federal court and obtained by Rolling Stone, the lawsuit claims that Suno “encoded” the identities of countless artists into its AI model “without consent, and now exploits those identities” for its own “considerable commercial benefit.”  To…

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Jason Isbell and several other artists are suing the AI platform Suno for allegedly generating music based on their names without permission, reports The Wall Street Journal. The 400 Unit frontman filed the lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Boston, alongside artists Guy Forsyth, Eduardo Calle, and David Lowery of Camper Van Beethoven.“Jason Isbell’s musical identity does not cease to be his property merely because sophisticated technology is involved,” the suit states. The defendants are seeking unspecified damanges.While Suno maintains that it blocks artists’ names from being used as prompts, the suit alleges that those safeguards are easy to bypass—by,…

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As the powerhouse publisher behind blockbuster books by Bruce Springsteen, Dave Grohl, Cher, Debbie Harry, and Geddy Lee, Carrie Thornton is used to wooing rock stars in order to acquire their memoirs. But in the case of Tears for Fears’ Roland Orzabal and his current New York Times bestseller, Welcome to My Life, the senior vice president of Dey Street Books (an imprint of HarperCollins) needed their partnership to be written in the stars. Literally. “He did my astrological chart when we met,” says Thornton, a lifelong Tears for Fears fan. “I think he wanted to make sure that, if…

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A whistleblower within the United States Postal Service (USPS) is warning of covert plans by the Trump administration to reshape the nation’s mail-in ballot verification system in ways that could disenfranchise scores of American voters.  According to a letter released by Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) on Tuesday, his office received information about a whistleblower disclosure alleging that the Trump administration intends to give USPS broad authority to refuse to mail electoral ballots. “USPS will, for the first time, play a gatekeeping function and be in a position to refuse to mail ballots that state election officials have determined should be…

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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. It’s been nearly 25 years since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and now, a new ABC special is revisiting that day. Hosted by Michael Strahan, the two-hour event, 9/11: United We Stand — 25 Years Later, airs Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026, at 9 p.m. ET. At a Glance: How to Watch 9/11: United We Stand — 25 Years Later Online for Free “The special looks back at the days and weeks following 9/11, exploring how sports, music,…

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Wavves have scrapped their collaborative album with Say Anything after the latter’s frontman Max Bemis was accused of sending inappropriate and sexualised messages to a teenager. The two bands’ 10-track collaborative record, ‘Cherry Soda’, had been scheduled for release on September 18 via I Surrender Records. However, Wavves frontman Nathan Williams has now said that he no longer wants to be associated with Bemis following the allegations. “Yeah Ive seen it. not sure what to say but fuck max. fuck say anything. I’m sorry yall,” Williams wrote on Instagram. “I Spent 11 months making this record and max spent 4 days so I dunno exactly what I’m supposed to do. I’m sorry guys.” The decision follows allegations shared on the Say Anything subreddit by a…

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The Oscar-winning director just brought back four discontinued (and very stylish) Warby Parker frames If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. When Spike Jonze isn’t looking through a camera, there’s a good chance he’s looking through Warby Parker glasses. The Oscar-winning director has been a fan of the New York City eyewear brand for more than a decade, but last year Jonze had a problem: Some of his favorite Warby Parker styles had been discontinued. So, the Being John Malcovitch director reached out to Warby…

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The Best Magnesium Supplements to Buy Right Now View more + Magnesium is one of the most popular supplements on the market thanks to wide-ranging potential benefits like better sleep, stress reduction, and improved digestion. Much of this popularity has been driven by social media, including the viral #SleepyGirlMocktail trend. Plus, a slew of A-listers from Taylor Swift to Scarlett Johansson to Lenny Kravitz have also talked about taking magnesium to relax. But what is magnesium, anyway? The essential mineral is used by every cell in your body to function. It helps turn food into energy, makes strong bones, and…

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The West End revival of Sunday In The Park With George is without its two main stars  — weeks before tickets were expected to go on sale for the highly anticipated musical.  Bridgerton star Jonathan Bailey announced Tuesday that he will no longer be a part of the project following his co-star Ariana Grande’s departure. (The two also starred together in the blockbuster Wicked films.)  “Ari is one of my dearest friends, and my support for her is unwavering. Marianne is extraordinary and one of my longest collaborators and friends. After much consideration, I have decided to also step back from…

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