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The rugged Flip 7 speaker has big sound for its size, and it's discounted to $100 If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. JBL has long been a go-to brand for the best Bluetooth speakers, and one of the brand's most popular and rugged outdoor speakers is nearly $50 off. The JBL Flip 7, which normally costs $150, is discounted to $100. The deal applies to most of the available colors, including on various retailers like Amazon and JBL. JBL's speakers have long been known…

The Democratic party has had a vise-like grip on New York’s 12th Congressional District — which spans the width of Manhattan from the top of Central Park to Union Square — for more than a century. Over his own three decade career representing the district in Congress, retiring Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) was never elected with anything less than 75 percent of the vote. Come November, the district is almost certain to remain in the party’s control — but who clinches it could say quite a lot about the direction the party is heading in 2026 and beyond. Nadler, 78, announced his…

Rent or Buy 'Wicked: For Good' on Amazon One of the best ways to watch Wicked: For Good online is with Amazon. Through the popular mega service, you have a few options. You can rent Wicked: For Good for $19.99, which gives you 30 days to start watching and 48 hours to finish once you press play.If you're an active Amazon user and like having your own virtual movie library, we recommend buying it for just $10 more at $29.99. It's also worth noting that extras are included with this option, according to the brand, and the movie will never…

John Lydon has branded Bob Vylan‘s “death to the IDF” chant at Glastonbury 2025 “rather sad and pointless”. READ MORE: John Lydon on how he’s channelling grief into a new “raucous” Public Image Ltd album The set was broadcast live on the BBC over the summer and saw frontman Bobby Vylan lead the audience in chants of “death, death to the IDF” and “free, free Palestine”. Following their Glastonbury set, Bob Vylan had multiple international shows cancelled, and their US visas were revoked ahead of a tour in the country. Two UK gigs, in Manchester and Leeds, were also been postponed until next year,…

Justin Bieber has criticised the music industry, saying he is “not a product”. READ MORE: Justin Bieber – ‘Swag II’: a lighter and more tender but still bloated sequel The pop star took to Instagram on Wednesday (December 24) to share snippets of Bible verses alongside his own thoughts on his career. “I’m not speaking as a victim still bleeding – I’m speaking as someone restored,” Bieber wrote. “I don’t want revenge. I want redemption. I’m not a product. I’m not what the industry demanded. I’m a son.” He continued: “Because I’m healed, I can forgive. Not to pretend injustice didn’t…

Noah Weiland, the son of late Stone Temple Pilots frontman Scott, sparked fears this month by saying he would “rather be dead” than live like his father. On December 3, Noah played a show at the Garden Amp outdoor amphitheatre in Orange County to mark the 10th anniversary of his father’s passing at the age of 48. He played songs from across Scott’s career, including classics such as ‘Sex Type Thing’ and Velvet Revolver’s ‘Slither’. In the days following the show, Noah shared a series of posts on his Instagram Stories that left some followers worried. On December 11, he posted, “Thank you everybody. Til next time,” set to Green Day’s…

A few months after the December 2014 release of D'Angelo's third album, Black Messiahthe artist sat down with Rolling Stone over two late nights for deep-dive interviews that touched on his whole career. In the wake of the legendary musician's tragic death in October at age 51, we're presenting audio from those conversations for the first time in the new episode of our Rolling Stone Music Now podcasts. In the episode, you'll hear D'Angelo discuss his earliest musical loves, how he developed his signature sound, what drove him during the long gap between albums, and much more. To hear the…

Rai1's television New Year's Eve continues in the name of continuity, but also of a now definitive change of phase, with The Year to Come. For the second consecutive year will be Marco Liorni to drive The year to comethe musical event that accompanies the Italian public on the night between 31 December 2025 and 1 January 2026. Recall that earlier the big event Rai he saw at the helm, for eight consecutive editions, Amadeusthen moved to Nove (among other things, as clarified by Rai, his return is not expected in 2027, denying the rumors that have recently circulated). On…

St. Vincent brought her cover of David Bowie’s ‘Young Americans’ to The Late Show With Stephen Colbert this week – watch below. The singer-songwriter – real name Annie Clark – appeared on the talk show on Wednesday night (December 17) as part of the programme’s ‘Under The Covers’ series, playing the 1975 classic with flamboyant rock’n’roll swagger. Clark first played the track during her set at Love Rocks at New York’s Beacon Theatre in March 2023, and this time around, she switched the iconic “Do you remember President Nixon” line, invoking Joe Biden in Nixon’s place. In an interview ahead of the performance, Clark was asked for three artists that…

The pop star reveals Easter eggs, outfit secrets, and the inspirations behind the visual for VEVO's Footnotes series Sabrina Carpenter tucked a few blink-and-you-miss-it details into her “Manchild” video. On Thursday, the pop star teamed up with Vevo for a new Footnotes episode, sharing her favorite outfits and the inspiration about the Man's Best Friend single's visual. “The shoot was intended to be a 2-day shoot, but ended up being a three-day shoot once I realized I wanted more scenes in it. It was 35!!! outfits total,” Carpenter revealed at the start of the video. “My sister also hand-stitched 'manchild'…