Author: Press Room

The family of Nolan Wells, civil rights attorney Ben Crump, and activist Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference in New York Friday, July 10, demanding a “thorough” investigation into the death of the 18-year-old football player who had last been seen on Horn Island. “It is clear that this situation must have the most thorough and objective investigation tolead to justice,” Sharpton said Friday. “What we've been told does not make sense, and being that there is lack of confidence in the local authorities, who have already, in my judgment, seemed to mishandled where it was going … When…

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JENNIE performed her remix of Tame Impala‘s ‘Dracula’ at Mad Cool 2026 last night (Thursday July 9). Check out the video and full setlist below. The BLACKPINK member delivered a 17-track solo set on the main stage at the Madrid festival, ahead of Florence + The Machine’s headline slot. “How we all doing, Madrid? I know you know this song,” she told the crowd before treating them to the viral, collaborative version of ‘Dracula’, which was released in February. The epic, theatrical outing saw JENNIE appear on a set of stairs in front of a giant disco ball visual. She…

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Loveland, due July 10, is Suki Waterhouse‘s third album, but that doesn’t mean she’s finding the creative process any easier. “The more you know, the less you know,” she says in a new episode of the Rolling Stone Studio. “There’s so much more expectation on yourself.” Either way, it’s her best work yet, a major-label debut full of hooks, organic production, and razor-sharp lyrics that grapple, in part, with what Waterhouse calls “a seismic change in myself” — becoming a mom.    Her collaborators on the album include producer Aaron Dessner of the National, hit songwriter Amy Allen (she co-wrote Sabrina…

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I Must Be Dreamingband's first album in 11 years, out Aug. 28 The Alabama Shakes have shared their optimistic new single “I Feel Hope Coming,” the latest track off I Must Be Dreamingthe reunited band's first album in 11 years. Following previous singles “Another Life” and “American Dream,” “I Feel Hope Coming” is a call to protest. “This younger generation makes me feel hopeful because they can see through all the political lies — that song's about holding onto that hope, and refusing to give up,” Brittany Howard said of the track in a statement. Heath Fogg added, “I'm really…

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Marco Masoli was a guest of SPOT – The Podcastthe format hosted by Michele Monina And Massimiliano Longo which is recorded live, outdoors, at Spot Music Fest of Bareggio, in the Arcadia Park on the outskirts of Milan. Label Director of Atlantic Records Italythe label of Warner Music which in the first half of 2026 established itself as the strongest on the market, Masoli brings to SPOT a story that dismantles the image of the record company all algorithms and numbers. What emerges is the story of an anomalous path, from Bocconi to consultancy for banks up to the recording…

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Syd was still in her teens when she began to change the sound of pop and R&B. That's when she and friends like Tyler, the Creator, Earl Sweatshirt, and Frank Ocean started releasing music and calling themselves the Odd Future collective, with Syd's childhood bedroom in LA serving as their main hub and creative space. But that was nearly two decades ago, and Syd's perspective on life as a millennial has changed. “I have a theory that I came up with last night,” the singer and producer tells me over an iced espresso with vanilla and almond milk at a…

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«The Twin Towers collapsed thanks to controlled demolition». Roger Waters said it, they are relaunching a conspiracy theory that has been widespread for almost a quarter of a century, regarding the terrorist attack of September 11, which according to the musician was not such.Guest of Pier Morgan Uncensoredthe English journalist's YouTube talk show, Waters began by saying that “what really happened on September 11, 2001 is absolutely important for all of us human beings because it influenced what happened from that day on for the next 25 years with the war on terror” by the United States.“Thousands and thousands of…

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We are fans of the Evil Dead movies. We’ve always loved director Sam Raimi‘s go-for-broke brio, his proof-of-concept examples of how Three Stooges-style slapstick could pair nicely with Grand Guignol levels of gore, the way the films took modest budgets and simple ingredients — kids, demons, a cabin in the woods — and somehow used them to create gonzo horror soufflés. Despite the in-house mythology becoming more complicated once things moved to the small screen, the sheer pleasures of the series remained. It was the rare modern-horror franchise to revolve around a hero (shout-out to Ash Williams) rather than an…

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Dark bangs, a lace shirt, and the most agonized kidney stone grimace. A woman stands before a microphone with a pop filter, barely moving except to wrench out cavernous screams and arch her shoulders like she’s shadowboxing a traumatic memory. At one point, she plummets from a falsetto to a guttural belted groan with no fade in or moment for breath. This cover of Bring Me The Horizon’s “Doomed,” a metal song about embracing the darkness, has amassed over 50 million plays across YouTube and Spotify since it dropped in February. The artist’s name is Maphra, and that’s basically all…

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There's nothing Olivia Rodrigo loves more than celebrating her musical inspirations. The popstar brought that fervor to a guest appearance on the latest episode of Jeopardy!, where she announced the show's special “Women in Music” category. “I'll have clues about some of the amazing singers who have inspired me,” Rodrigo said in a clip before going on to highlight Beyoncé, Gwen Stefani, Alanis Morissette, St. Vincent, and Sarah McLachlan's all-women music festival Lilith Fair. Rodrigo said that she watched Beyoncé's “great” performance of “If I Were a Boy” at the 2010 Grammys “over and over” for the Jeopardy! prompt. It's…

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