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In so many ways, the mid-2020s have just been a speedrun of the late aughts. A looming recession, neon pop-punk in the mainstream, the word “electroclash” appearing in press releases, and now Salem once again inching out of the shadows. Except this time around, the Michigan witch house sorcerers might actually claim the limelight. The same day they dropped a money-printing merch collab with Supreme that had Fred Durst reacting in the comments, Salem surprise-released Red Dragon, a new compilation of music that old fans mostly already know. The 31-track, 101-minute tome assembles many of the leaks and loosies that…
The host revealed the winner and loser of the fire-making competition before it aired Spoiler alert: Jeff Probst accidentally revealed the loser — and as a result, the winner — of a key challenge during the finale of Survivor 50 before the segment had a chance to air. After Aubry Bracco won the immunity challenge during Wednesday evening's finale, Bracco picked Rizo Velovic and Jonathan Young to hash it out in a fire-making competition. When CBS cut to Probst in front of a live audience in Los Angeles, the host appeared to mix up the production cues and mistakenly brought…
The mayor of the English city has awarded one of his most prestigious sons Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
The tribe, er, the fans, have spoken: Cirie Fields has won the “Sia Prize” in the Survivor 50 finale, receiving $100,000 from the Grammy-nominated singer and superfan based on a fan vote. Over elated shouts from the studio audience, Survivor showrunner and host Jeff Probst noted that Fields’ win “should come as no surprise.” Fields came in sixth place this season around, but recently won the first season of The Traitors‘ U.S. iteration. The Sia Prize is an unofficial, meritorious cash prize the Australian singer awards to her favorite castaways, who often are the season’s underdogs. Across 14 seasons, Sia…
The singer, whose real name was Sonia Bazanta Vides, was 85 years old Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Gurriers have announced new album ‘Nobody’s Coming To Save You’ – check out the captivating title track below. The new record is announced today (Wednesday May 20) by the Irish alt band, and marks the highly anticipated follow-up to their 2024 debut album ‘Come And See’. It is set for release on September 25 via their new label home, Play It Again Sam. Pre-save/order here. With the new record, Gurriers lean into the same charm, sharp dynamics and epic production that first put them on the map, and enhance things further with new pounding rhythms and lyrics that strike a…
The musician from Pavia hadn't released an unreleased song since the album “I'm a son”. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham‘s alleged stalker and attacker has appeared in court after pleading not guilty to seven criminal charges. Michelle Dick, 55, was led into a Los Angeles court wearing a blue-and-yellow jail uniform and a waist shackle. Her lawyer then said she needed more time to review the evidence and asked that the case be delayed until June 23, according to Rolling Stone. Judge Lucy Armendariz then turned to Dick and asked whether she understood she had a right to a more immediate evidentiary hearing. Dick said she did. Dick then said she agreed to the delay…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. The Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival is just a few weeks away, starting on June 11, and the Tennessee-based festival has some of the biggest acts of the year set to perform during the weekend. There's Noah Kahan, who just dropped a new album and is about to embark on a stadium tour, Kesha, who recently released her single “Origami,” and The Strokes, who debuted their new track “Going Shopping” in April. If you already have tickets, then…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. When Harry Styles launched his Pleasing Yourself sex toy line last July, my best friend waited six hours outside a Soho pop-up shop — only to get turned away when everything sold out before she made it through the door. Such is life in the Harry economy. Fortunately, the Grammy winner's newest Pleasing release will be a whole lot easier to get your hands on: the brand's latest collaboration with Loop drops online May 21, with subscribers getting…