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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. Hockey is heating up the small screen once again with the new Prime Video series, Off Campus. Based on the bestselling book series from author Elle Kennedy, the college drama follows the introverted singer-songwriter Hannah Wells, who agrees to a fake relationship with all-star hockey captain Garrett Graham, in an attempt to make another guy jealous. The popular Garrett agrees to the deal in exchange for having Hannah tutor him, so he won't fail his exams and get…

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Even though the following sentence will read like Government Mad Libs with the blanks already filled in, The Associated Press reports it to be true: While on [activity] official business, [U.S. official] FBI Director Kash Patel went on [another activity] to “VIP snorkel” around [solemn U.S. memorial] Pearl Harbor's USS Arizona battleshipwhich [now make it so much worse] entombs more than 900 sailors and Marines who died in a WWII attack so horrific President Franklin Roosevelt called it “a date which will live in infamy.” Patel reportedly toured the underwater wreckage, which is considered a cemetery and is off limits…

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Photo by Luca Moschini On May 13, the Hiroshima Mon Amour stage welcomed the return of Pierpaolo Capovilla with the project Pierpaolo and The Bad Mastersan event that confirmed the strength of essential rock, direct and deeply rooted in contemporary reality. One of the most intense and recognizable voices on the Italian independent scene, Capovilla has gone through over thirty years of music, from One Dimensional Man to Il Teatro degli Orrori, helping to redefine the language of rock in Italian through a poetic, political and uncompromising writing that today finds new life in this more frontal and militant artistic…

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Planningtorock has teamed up with Romy for a tender and personal new version of their track ‘The One’ – listen below. The Bolton-born, Tallinn-based electronic musician – aka Jam Rostron – first released the song on their second album ‘W’ in 2011, a record that NME described at the time as “a masterpiece of art-pop experimentalism”. For this new version, Rostron has enlisted Romy from The xx, with the original’s pizzicato strings being traded in for luscious synths and warm, soulful vocals. Check it out here: Planningtorock has said: “I wrote ‘The One’ back in 2009 when I was single and not yet able to live as my trans self. I was so lonely back then and the possibility of being…

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Nothing could illustrate the absurdity of 2026 quite like an upcoming concert by Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West, in a former Soviet republic being produced by Live Nation Israel. On June 12, the rapper will perform at Dinamo Arena in Tbilisi, Georgia, billed as the latest A-list booking by Starring Georgia, an initiative partially funded by the Georgian government, whose stated goal is “to bring to Georgia the most in-demand contemporary artists … who have never performed in our country before.” The effort appears to be working, as the 70,000 tickets put up for Ye’s headlining date…

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From French classics to contemporary indie films, Criterion's 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD sets are 30% off until May 25 If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Between price hikes and the constant flow of movies and TV shows on and off various streaming services, it's no surprise that there's a devoted community of collectors committed to physical media. Nowhere is that more evident than in the fanbase around the Criterion Collection, which restores and reissues acclaimed classics and arthouse films. And while their titles tend…

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New Music Friday: the report cards of All Music Italia to the new Italian singles of March 20, 2026 edited by Alvise Salernoradio host and music disseminator on the web. Among them new Italian music releases of March 20, 2026 we find pieces of Dimartino, Juli & Coez, ROB, Roshelle, Achille Lauro, Caparezza and many others. These are the report cards of New Music Friday on March 20, 2026 dedicated to the new Italian singles released this week. Within the categories, each song will be rated with stars from 1 to 10 to make it clear the level of recommendation…

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Britney Spears‘ rep has addressed reports that the singer was “erratic” and walking around with a knife during a night out at dinner recently, claiming the purported events were being “completely blown out of proportion.” “Britney was enjoying a quiet dinner with her assistant and bodyguard,” the spokesperson said in a statement provided to Rolling Stone on Thursday. ”She was simply telling the story about how her dog was barking at the neighbors. At no point did she put anyone in danger with a knife. She was cutting her hamburger in half.”  The denial comes on the heels of entertainment…

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From The Grateful Dead to Jefferson Airplane, San Francisco has a long and storied musical history. At the heart of that legacy is community. Whether on Haight-Ashbury's counterculture-paved streets or the bustling jazz clubs that punctuate the city's nightlife, the SF music scene is tied together by a camaraderie and a common passion for the craft. That's what made the city a perfect destination for Rolling Stone and Sonesta International Hotels to host the first installment of the 2026 Musicians on Musicians live tour. Live onstage in The Clift Royal Sonesta's iconic Redwood Room, Rolling Stone senior music editor and…

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Another funeral doom lineup from England, why not? The fertile British underground has its own special sensitivity for gloomy, dark, melancholy, heavily decadent sounds and… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

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