Author: Press Room
Ownership of the area where the new Unipol Dome arena has been built changes hands Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Two days after Jamie Lee Curtis announced that her sister Kelly Lee Curtis had died at the age of 69, new details surrounding her cause of death have been shared. The actress, who was the eldest daughter of Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh, died of natural causes, the Blaine County coroner’s office of Idaho confirmed to US Weekly. Prior to her death, she had been in hospice care for the week prior to her death on May 30, per the outlet. In a tribute to her sister, Jamie called Curtis her “first friend and lifelong confidant.” Jamie continued, “She was…
Norma Jeane Mortenson has inspired many songs, between pop celebration and melancholic poetry Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Charli XCX has announced her new album ‘Music, Fashion, Film’, and it features Martin Scorsese on the cover. After teasing discussing her new era and teasing future material with husband George Daniel at a surprise ‘In Conversation’ and DJ afterparty in London at the weekend, the announcement was made on the singer’s social media channels earlier today (Monday June 1) – where she confirmed that the new album would be released on July 24 and also unveiled the artwork. Pre-order it here. Her seventh album ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ follows on from her 2024 pop culture phenomenom ‘Brat’ – which sparked…
The interview with Frankie Poullain, between “Dreams on Toast”, the use of telephones at concerts and the public Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Phoebe Bridgers has announced a surprise show at Madison Square Garden this week, with tickets starting at $1 – see all the details below. The California singer-songwriter has been playing around North America in recent weeks on her ‘Spring Pop-Up Tour’, and has now confirmed that she will play at the iconic New York City venue on Thursday night (June 4). Tickets for the show are available through Tidal and due to an expected “overwhelming” demand, they will be randomly allocated to fans that register before midnight tonight (June 1) here. Fans can choose to pay either $1, $5, $10 or $20, with some of the money to…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Lionel Messi is set to suit up for Argentina at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but the soccer legend is also hoping to win big with his latest collaboration with the accessories brand Stanley. The soccer star announced the launch of the Messi x Stanley 1913 Gold Collection last week on Instagram, with a photo of himself standing behind the collection of water bottles and tumblers as if he were posing with a collection of his trophies. “Hecha…
Donald Trump has been having a rough go of it lately. The cost-of-living crisis is tanking his approval ratings, the concert for America’s 250th anniversary is falling apart, and the Iran war is still very much ongoing despite the president repeatedly insisting a deal to end the conflict is imminent. It’s very much not, with Iran on Monday reportedly suspending talks with the United States. “I really don’t care, I couldn’t care less,” Trump responded, adding that he thought the talks had “started to get very boring.” It’s unclear how Trump is handling all of this, personally. On one hand,…
A Los Angeles judge granted Sabrina Carpenter a temporary restraining order against an alleged stalker after the singer described a series of chilling incidents at her home, saying they left her in “significant and ongoing fear” for her personal safety. In a signed declaration obtained by Rolling Stonethe singer says William Applegate appeared at her home uninvited on multiple occasions in recent weeks, tried to break into her house, and refused to leave when confronted by her security, claiming he knew Carpenter and was expected there. During one “deeply alarming” incident on May 23, she says, Applegate allegedly trespassed onto…
Days after a federal judge temporarily halted President Donald Trump's controversial $1.776 billion fund to send taxpayer money to “victims of lawfare and weaponization,” the administration agreed to comply with the court ruling. In a statement, the Department of Justice said that while it “strongly disagrees with the decision on the Anti-Weaponization Fund put forth by the United States District Court Judge in the Eastern District of Virginia,” the department “will abide by the Court's ruling.” However, the White House has not stated whether it will attempt to make changes to the fund or scrap it altogether. The slush fund,…
