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An executive at the sneaker company Vans has issued an apology after a collaboration with the streetwear brand Fugazi was confused for a collaboration with the legendary — and legendarily anti-consumerist — punk band, Fugazi. The bizarre mix-up dates back to late June when Fugazi, the clothing brand, announced their new collaboration with Vans on Instagram. Despite the fact that the account clearly belonged to Fugazi the brand, there was enough confusion that Dischord Records, the indie label co-founded by Fugazi's Ian MacKaye, jumped into the comments to clarify, “We have nothing to do with this to be clear.” Eventually,…
Hey there, you look a little lost. Do you need a map? Welcome to the official guide for Phoebe Bridgers' Lost Weekendher first solo album in six years. The singer-songwriter announced her long-awaited follow-up to 2020's Punisher last month, shortly after a series of intimate pop-up shows across the country. She kicked the trek off in a Roswell, New Mexico club on May 8, and concluded with a massive sold-out show at New York's Madison Square Garden on June 4. And like her upcoming fall tour, every show was phone-free, making her return all the more magical — much like…
The award-winning Icelandic composer and producer Ólafur Arnalds returns to Italy with Falling Apart Together, the most ambitious and innovative project of his career. Next May 4, 2027 will be the protagonist of a special evening at National Theatre Of Milan. More than a concert, Falling Apart Together It is configured as an immersive experience that explores the distance that often separates us from each other. A show suspended between music and performance, conceived to question the barriers we build to protect ourselves and investigate those moments of vulnerability in which these defenses falter, allowing our most authentic and shared…
Robbie Williams surprised fans in Seville by joining a busker for an impromptu performance of ‘Angels’ – check out footage below. The moment took place in the city’s Santa María la Blanca area, where Williams came across a street musician playing his 1997 hit. Footage shared online shows Williams stepping up to the microphone and singing along, as passers-by excitedly gathered around to film the surprise performance on their phones. Check out the moment here: @ciarancasey2609 Robbie Williams in Seville ♬ original sound – ciarancasey2609 The spontaneous street performance came ahead of Williams’ show at Icónica Santalucía Sevilla Fest, which took place…
There’s a pleasant absurdity to the advertisements for JAŸ-Z30 that are currently found across New York’s subway tunnels. Their dramatic imagery — a stark black backdrop pierced through the center with a pair of hands, presumably Jay’s, fixed into the famous Roc diamond — invites a kind of religious authority that feels a touch ironic for anyone who’s old enough to remember all types of handwringing over those very hand symbols only a few years ago. And maybe that’s the point. By now, nostalgia’s grip extends layers deep. So much so that you could find yourself waiting for the train,…
Taylor Swift officially got married to Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden this past weekend, and it sure seems like everyone the couple has ever met showed up at the wedding of the decade. A-list musicians, celebrities, sports players, and Hollywood stars made up the 1,000-person guest list, proving just how connected the superstar and NFL player are in their respective circles. Sure, Swift admitted that she was basically inviting “anyone that I’ve ever talked to” last year, but we didn’t think she meant it literally. Turns out, she did. Swift and Kelce seemed to invite some of their most…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. All eyes are on the US Men's National Team as they prepare to take on Belgium in the Round of 16 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The game will take place at Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington, and kicks off at 8 pm ET on Fox. The stakes couldn't be higher, as the winner advances to the quarterfinals while the losing team heads home. If you want to tune into the matchup, you can watch it for…
Maybe you heard, but in case you didn't, there was a bit of a party in midtown Manhattan over the weekend. Not the July 4 celebrations. Nothing to do with the World Cup, either. Just a casual invite-only ceremony and celebration at a 20,000 capacity arena for the wedding of noted singer-songwriter Taylor Swift and professional football player/podcast host Travis Kelce. If you didn't hear anything about it, no worries at all. Seriously, it wasn't that big of a deal anyway, especially with everything else going on these days. It's just so hard to keep up! But if you are…
Lauren Bennett, the singer best known for her feature on the 2011 LMFAO hit song “Party Rock Anthem,” has died. She was 37. Bennett's bandmates in GRL confirmed her death in a statement shared Monday, July 6. A cause of death was not given. “Our hearts are broken, and we cannot begin to express how much she meant to us,” members Emmalyn Estrada, Natasha Slayton, and Paula van Oppen said in a joint statement. “We will forever cherish the love, laughter, and countless memories she gave us. Her beautiful spirit touched so many lives, and she will be deeply missed…
Taylor Swift has defeated a copyright lawsuit brought by a self-published Florida poet who claimed the newly married superstar lifted lyrics, imagery, and ideas from her poems for several songs and videos. In a stern 10-page ruling issued Monday and obtained by Rolling Stone, a federal judge in Florida permanently dismissed Kimberly Marasco’s lawsuit, finding that it “closely mirrors” a prior complaint from Marasco that likewise failed. The judge said no amount of “careful drafting” in the follow-up filing could transform “basic ideas” and “ubiquitous metaphors” into protectable expression. For instance, Marasco had claimed Swift’s song “The Man,” with its…