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Reacher star Alan Ritchson has once again slammed Donald Trump, calling the president a “bitch” and a “fucking rapist.” The outspoken actor's latest comments came in an interview with the Happy Sad Confused podcast, where he joked about having the reputation of being a “loose cannon” with his words. “I'm just saying the shit that everybody should say if they give a shit about humanity. Everybody else should feel like I feel,” Ritchson said. The actor then launched into a tirade about the slow drip of the Jeffrey Epstein files and the president's alleged association with the infamous financier and…

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Dickinson surprised guests at Comic-Con party to cover Mott the Hoople's “All the Young Dudes” Talk about a rock crossover we didn't know we needed. On Thursday night at San Francisco's Comic-con weekend kick off party, Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson surprised fans and joined Billie Joe Armstrong's the Coverups onstage. The rock icons dove into an impassioned cover of Mott the Hoople's classic “All the Young Dudes,” with Armstrong playing his signature red Les Paul as he and Dickinson harmonized. Both Dickinson and Armstrong have a storied history with the song: Dickinson recorded a version for his 1990 solo…

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Soldiers die in war. But ever since the death toll in Vietnam broke a generation's appetite for war, the American public has been uniquely sensitive to casualty counts as a result of our military actions abroad. We venerate fallen servicemembers as heroes, no matter how just the conflict they died in was. But now, Donald Trump's administration is reportedly trying to say that some deaths don't count. On Thursday, the Pentagon's official roll of servicemember deaths as a result of the Iran war suddenly changed, with four names dropping off the list, bringing the total number from 18 down to…

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Kristin Hersh has shared “Moths”, a new single that anticipates “Sugar On Blackstone”, her next solo album, out September 18th via Fire Records. The song moves around the theme of inspiration and the difficulty of recognizing it in a world dominated by distractions. Hersh describes its meaning this way: “We are dazed by distractions and don't always value concentration when inspiration crosses our path and we keep driving. We were never Icarus, no illusion of grandeur, just innocent to what comes next. Yet we are enchanted by that glow, the flame that burns the wings. So what? We ask the…

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Avenged Sevenfold have surprise-released a futuristic electronic-tinged new EP titled ‘Statica’ – listen below. The four-track collection arrived without warning earlier today (July 24), and it features the songs ‘Lights’, ‘Statica’, ‘Rejoice’ and ‘Ashes’. It is the California metal band’s most significant release since their eighth studio record ‘Life Is But A Dream…’ in 2023, and it sees them continuing to explore the adventurous direction of that album, as well as 2016’s ‘The Stage’. They make use of robotic vocals, sci-fi synths and electronic dance beats, moving further away from the more traditional heavy metal sound of records such as 2005’s ‘City Of Evil’ and 2013’s ‘Hail To The King’. The band did not tease the EP beforehand and it follows…

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At Under the Big Sky festival in Whitefish, Montana, earlier this month, Zach Top debuted the new song “Good Girls & Cowgirls.” Set for an official release on Aug. 21, the rollicking track will arrive on 7-inch vinyl with another new song, “Other Side of Hurtin’.” In an exclusive backstage interview at Under the Big Sky, the Washington state country singer opened up about his rapid rise — he headlined UTBS this year — what’s in store for his next album, and why bluegrass will forever remain at the core of his songwriting and stage presence. Last year, you turned…

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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. After weeks of speculation and rumors, it’s finally official: “The King” has a new home. After leaving the Los Angeles Lakers, LeBron James has made his “final decision” and signed with the Philadelphia 76ers for his 24th season in the NBA. While fans are getting excited for the starting lineup with James, Tyrese Maxey, V.J. Edgecombe, Jaylen Brown, and Joel Embiid, now is the best time to shop new Sixers gear that features James. A few hours after…

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G. Mineiro public Visionary individualistavailable from today on all digital platforms for EMI Records Italy And Universal Music Italy. The song is added to It's or G.his first official project released in June, which thus reaches thirteen tracks. The addition comes at the most visible moment in the Italian-Brazilian artist's career. It's or G. it is in ninth place among the albums in the FIMI charts and in fifth place in the physical chart, where it debuted this week. On Spotify the artist has 1.7 million monthly listeners. G. Mineiro, Splinter Cell numbers The song that triggered everything is Splinter…

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From relaxed jeans to near-perfect tees, almost everything on Abercrombie’s site is BOGO 50% off for a few days only If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Abercrombie & Fitch is killing it. Over the last several years, the mall staple has gone from controversial punchline to one of the best affordable clothing brands. Poke around their website, and you’ll find a cornucopia of on-trend pieces from vintage-inspired button-ups to cozy hoodies to everyday denim. If you’re looking to refresh your office or going-out wardrobe,…

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If you’re a lamp or a bed, we have bad news for you. There’s a new kid in town, and it has four legs, a pair of armrests, and is a major supporter of vertical posture. That’s right: couches. These bad boys are the new in-demand stage prop at concerts, with more and more musicians incorporating the piece of furniture into their set — from Lily Allen to Charli XCX to Hilary Duff. We aren’t sure why, exactly, so allow us to investigate.  Couches have always had a strong presence in song lyrics — just think of Jeff Buckley’s “So…

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