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Spotify spent the last week teasing a mysterious new project called T.R.M. on billboards across the country. Predictions varied—it’s a Selena Gomez album! No, it’s a Carti project!—but now we have the real answer: It’s a Future album called The Real Me. No other details (release date, artwork, whether Future’s frenemy Drake is involved, etc.) have been shared yet; we’ve reached out to Pluto’s rep for more information.It’s been nearly two years since the last Future solo album, 2024’s Mixtape Pluto. In the interim, he’s hopped on tracks by Lisa, Young Thug, and the Weeknd. Earlier this year, Future appeared…

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After throwing himself an exclusive, robber baron packed, $60 million dollar UFC birthday party at the White House, Donald Trump is giving Americans the political equivalent of socks on their birthday. The president announced Monday that this year's July Fourth celebrations — marking the 250th anniversary of the nation's founding — will be headlined by yet another Trump rally. “On July 4th, at The Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument, in beautiful and safe Washington DC, we are going to host the most spectacular TRUMP RALLY of them all,” Trump wrote Monday on Truth Social, the morning after turning the South…

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Louis Strangis, Never Say Never: meaning of the lyrics of the new single. After deleting all the posts in your Instagram feed, Louis Strangis announced the imminent release of the new single with a video Never Say Neverbut he has not yet revealed the publication date. In the video the young artist, winner of the 2022 edition of Friends of Maria De Filippiembraces an electric guitar apparently suspended in the void and, by playing it, spoils what will most likely be the track of the unreleased song. The song arrives just over a year and a half after the last…

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There’s nothing quite like the Vans Warped Tour. “Every festival I think touches different people in a different way and this touches a certain group of people in a very special way,” founder Kevin Lyman told Rolling Stone at the festival’s 2026 stop in Washington, D.C. This year, the new two-day edition returned after its major comeback […]

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A collaborative album from Nettspend and OsamaSon may be on the way. In a video interview posted on Saturday, June 13, Nettspend told rap commentator/bowtie aficionado 42CEO, “what y’all should be looking for next is NXO tour—NXO album, NXO tour,” alluding to a rumored joint project between the two rappers. Lending some credence to the claim: As of writing, Nettspend and OsamaSon only follow each other on Instagram. Watch the clip below.OsamaSon has guested on several Nettspend tracks over the years: 2023’s “Wake Up,” 2024’s “Withdrawals,” and, most recently, “Pain Talk,” off of Nettspend’s new album Early Life Crisis. OsamaSon…

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I t is the night before the Ultimate Fighting Championship at the White House and I am in a sticky-table sports bar somewhere in the vicinity of Washington D.C.’s Chinatown listening to a man tell me all about trading cards.  I don’t know anything about trading cards, but this guy is really into them. Supposedly they hold value, depending on their condition and rarity and whether or not they are signed by the athletes on them, who in this case are all professional fighters. The man is short and square with a big round-trimmed beard and a snap-back hat and…

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A federal judge has dismissed former Danity Kane and Diddy-Dirty Money member Dawn Richard's sexual abuse and breach of contract lawsuit against Sean “Diddy” Combs. The ruling comes more than a year after Richard filed her civil case against Combs in September 2024. In a 55-page complaint, the singer alleged the music mogul had groped her on numerous occasions, once trapped her inside a locked car for two hours as a form of punishment, and threatened her life. In a decision dated Friday, June 12, US District Judge Katherine Polk Failla dismissed all 18 of Richard's causes of actions against…

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The “Total Eclipse of the Heart” singer's family still expect her to make a full recovery, and potentially return to the stage this fall Bonnie Tyler is no longer in a coma, but her summer tour has been canceled as she continues what's expected to be a lengthy recovery from emergency intestinal surgery. In a statement shared Monday, June 15, Tyler's family said she was still in the intensive care unit of a hospital in Portugal and “remains very unwell.” While Tyler's condition “is improving,” the family continued, “it is a slow process. Her doctors remain confident that she will…

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