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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Cable and satellite might be taking their last gasps, but live TV hasn’t gone anywhere. Today, millions of Americans subscribe to a virtual multichannel video programming distributor (vMVPD), more commonly called a live TV streaming service. These services deliver live TV channels to just about any streaming device, including streaming sticks, smart TVs, laptops, and smartphones. Plus, all the major live TV streamers don’t require contracts, like we used to have with cable plans. Two of the biggest…

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Noted music connoisseur Donald J. Trump has penned a tribute to Village People co-founder Victor Willis who died on Tuesday following a “a short but aggressive illness.” The 47th President described Willis as a jovial individual and someone who loved to perform for the MAGA crowd at the president's various rallies. “[Willis] was a great and happy guy who loved that I used his group's song, 'YMCA,' at my Rallies. It became a 'monster' hit, again, 30 years after its original launch,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “Many singers and groups wanted to get on board at the Rallies after…

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The Supreme Court affirmed on Tuesday that the right to citizenship that has been in place since the abolishment of slavery over 150 years ago is still, in fact, a right. If you are born on American soil — regardless of your parentage, race, creed, or any other potentially differentiating factor — you are an American citizen. It's one of the foundational principles of the post-Civil War republic, and Republicans despise it. In the aftermath of the Supreme Court's rejection of Donald Trump's effort to end birthright citizenship via executive order — a blatantly unconstitutional effort that should have been…

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by Stefania Clerici From the WOW! Signal to Spielberg's UFOs: when the unknown becomes rock There is something compelling about mysteries that no one can explain. In 1977, the Big Ear radio telescope in Ohio picked up an anomalous transmission from deep space. It lasted just 72 seconds, but it was so powerful and unusual that it prompted astronomer Jerry Ehman to circle the data and write down a single word next to it: “Wow!”. From that moment on WOW! Signal has entered legend, becoming one of the most famous symbols of the search for extraterrestrial life. It is from…

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Write down the date, circle it, highlight it, put a reminder on your phone: Tyler, The Creator is returning to our country. Just over a year after his last performance, the American artist is ready to embrace Italy again, again in Milan, on Tuesday 25 August 2026. Compared to the last tour, linked to Chromakopiait will be the opportunity to listen live for the first time Don't Tap The Glassreleased surprisingly on July 21st.Opening the evening will be PARTYOF2, an American duo that mixes hip hop, rock, R&B, trap and alternative, and FreshMula, an emerging voice of the Italian scene…

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Biffy Clyro are set to play a huge outdoor show in London this Friday (July 3) – check out the full stage timings below. The Scottish band will headline the capital’s Finsbury Park in support of their 10th and latest album, ‘Futique’, which was released last autumn. Today (Wednesday July 1), promoter Festival Republic has shared the full set times for Simon Neil and co’s big London gig. Gates to Finsbury Park will open at 2pm BST on Friday, followed by an opening half-hour slot from Wavves at 3:30pm. Next up on the line-up is Marmozets, who’ll perform between 4:20pm…

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[This story was originally published on July 3, 2019.] When Martina McBride’s “Independence Day” was released to country radio in April 1994, it was easy to mistake the country song for a U-S-A! U-S-A! anthem. It was titled after America’s most patriotic holiday after all, and its irresistible chorus of “Let freedom ring!” seemed custom-made for small-town Fourth of July celebrations to come. But the true meaning behind “Independence Day,” written by Gretchen Peters and recorded by powerhouse vocalist McBride, was lost on many listeners — the seemingly July 4th holiday hit turned out to be a story of domestic…

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Victor Willis, who co-founded the Village People and co-wrote their biggest hits, died Tuesday, June 30, after a “short but aggressive illness,” according to a post on the singer’s and the Village People’s Facebook pages. His wife posted a similar statement on the singer’s own Facebook page. Willis was 74 years old.Formed in 1977, the Village People were effectively the concept band of producer/composer Jacques Morali and Henri Belolo, the duo behind Can’t Stop Productions. Morali dreamed up the group after stumbling into a Greenwich Village gay bar where “boys decked out in butch drag were dancing around a man called…

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Peter Gabriel – “I Belong To The Sky” Peter Gabriel has released a new song. It's called “I Belong To The Sky” and is the new taste of “o/i”, the album expected by the end of the year. The song was initially conceived during the “i/o” sessions, released in 2023, but has only now been completed. The British musician himself considers it special: “It's one of my favorite songs ever.” Charlie XCX – “Wink Wink” Less than a month after the release of the new album “Music, Fashion, Film”, scheduled for July 24, Charli XCX has released the new single…

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Text and meaning of Ushuaïathe new single by Diss Gacha feat. Young Hashout Friday 3 July for Columbia Records Italy / Sony Music Italy. The song comes after the album It's not just swag and while waiting for It's not just swag Tour 2026which will bring the Turin rapper to Italian clubs starting from November. Ushuaïa marks the first official collaboration between Diss Gacha And Young Hashand takes its name from the Ibiza club of the same name, one of the world symbols of clubbing. Diss Gacha feat. Young Hash – Ushuaïa: the meaning of the song With Ushuaïa, Diss…

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