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Charlotte MacInnes accuses Wilson of giving “false evidence” and “dishonest statements” during initial trial Actress Charlotte MacInnes has appealed an Australian court’s dismissal of her defamation lawsuit against Rebel Wilson. MacInnes, who starred in Wilson’s directorial debut The Deb, filed a notice of appeal to Australia’s Full Court of the Federal Court Thursday, the Sydney Daily Telegraph reports, a day after the judge in the case ruled in favor of Wilson. In her appeal, MacInnes accused Wilson of giving “false evidence” and “dishonest statements” in the initial defamation trial. The actress’s lawsuit accused Wilson of sharing Instagram posts that suggested…

Turns out, the Dinosaur Jr. frontman was there to join John R. Miller for a guitar-shredding performance of “Steering Wheel Drums” When John R. Miller made his second appearance at the Grand Ole Opry on Thursday night, he didn’t do it alone. The Appalachian-born singer-songwriter was joined by Dinosaur Jr. frontman J Mascis, for a guitar-heavy rendition of “Steering Wheel Drums,” from Miller’s excellent new album The Great Unknowing. “So incredibly cool and surreal to get to see J Mascis rip on the hallowed stage of the Grand Ole Opry,” Miller tells Rolling Stone about the experience. “I’m super grateful…

An inmate at the low-security federal prison in New Jersey allegedly taunted Sean Combs, who reportedly lashed out at the man, according to multiple reports  Sean Combs was involved in a fight with another inmate at Fort Dix earlier this week, resulting in the Bad Boy founder being sent to solitary confinement, according to multiple reports.  A fellow inmate at the low-security federal prison in New Jersey allegedly taunted Combs, who reportedly lashed out at the man, TMZ first reported. The pair are said to have exchanged shoves and throws, before prison guards were able to separate them. Afterwards, Combs…

With so much good music being released all the time, it can be hard to determine what to listen to first. Every week, Pitchfork offers a run-down of significant new releases available on streaming services. This week’s batch includes new albums from Charli XCX, the Strokes, Tyla, and more. Subscribe to Pitchfork’s New Music Friday newsletter to get our recommendations in your inbox every week. (All releases featured here are independently selected by our editors. When you buy something through our affiliate links, however, Pitchfork earns an affiliate commission.)Charli XCX: Music, Fashion, Film [Atlantic]How do you follow up a cultural…

The single, written by Ed Sheeran and produced by Omer Fedi and Blake Slatkin, will appear on Katseye’s upcoming five-track EP Wild Katseye knows all about grueling audition processes. It’s how they became a group in the first place. In the video for their latest single “Animal,” the pop act performs for a conference room full of board group they’ve named Boyseye, with each member in gender-swapped appearances. Boyseye isn’t entirely impressed by the performance Katseye initially puts on. After watching their headshots be torn to shreds, the group goes back to the drawing board with some help and tough…

Hole’s first three albums—Pretty on the Inside, Live Through This, and Celebrity Skin—are being re-pressed in various vinyl styles for release on September 18. Pretty on the Inside comes with a remastered 12-inch repress of the single “Teenage Whore,” backed by B-sides “Burn Black” and “Drown Soda,” which will also make their streaming debut upon the record’s release.The landmark second and third albums will come remastered on standard black vinyl or as “zoetrope” LPs with new “animated loops” based on the original music videos, a press release notes. Finally, color vinyl editions of all three albums will be released for Record…

The two rockers covered the Seventies deep cut during White's show in Chicago Jack White continues to prove that his current tour is one of the best rock shows of the year. During his latest tour stop in Chicago, the rocker brought out Black Crowes lead singer Chris Robinson. But the pair didn't play anything from either of their discographies — that would be too predictable. Instead, White and Robinson roused the Radius venue by covering Seventies blues rock band Free's deep cut “I'm a Mover” rather than any of the band's hits. It was a truly electric performance filled…

Kelsea Ballerini has teamed up with singer-songwriter Patrick Droney for the sentimental single “Math of Us.” The song features on Droney's new album, Made You Lookout today. The track was released alongside a video featuring the duo duetting in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Directed and edited by Droney, the artist chose the park specifically because of the view of New York City from the bench where much of the filming takes place. “Patrick heard me Made You Look a few months ago and I walked the West Side Highway listening top to bottom, but stopped at 'Math Of Us,'” Ballerini said…

Singer and co-defendant Omololu “Hoody Baby” Akinlolu face up to three years in prison when sentenced in October Chris Brown pleaded guilty to a charge of “affair” — and had the most serious counts against him dropped — at a hearing Friday over an alleged London nightclub attack. The singer was arrested in May 2025 and charged with assault, suspicion of grievous bodily harm, and possession of an offensive weapon (a tequila bottle). The incident occurred in February 2023, where Brown and his co-defendant Omololu “Hoody Baby” Akinlolu allegedly attacked and stomped on music producer Amadou “Abe” Diaw at a…

In December 1992, Iraq was a defeated, isolated and exhausted country. The first Gulf War, which began in August 1990 with the invasion of Kuwait by Saddam Hussein's regime and ended in February 1991 with the intervention of the international coalition, had left behind it devastated cities and a deeply troubled population. What made the situation even more dramatic were the very harsh economic sanctions imposed by the United Nations: the embargo completely isolated the country, causing a very serious humanitarian crisis. What was missing were not only basic necessities and medicines, but also books, musical instruments and everything that…