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The ratings are in, and it's official: The Late Show With Stephen Colbert went out with a bang. A record-setting 6.74 million people tuned in to watch the finale on Thursday night, according to reports of preliminary data from Nielsen. The feat marks the show's most-watched weeknight episode of all time. Those historic ratings highlight a noteworthy spike from the show's first quarter of 2026 average, which came in at 2.69 million viewers, as Variety reports. It's also just above the The Late Show's premiere back in 2015, which averaged 6.55 million viewers. The historic viewing numbers come less than…
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After the journey ad Friends 25 and the debate about its future, Riccardo Stimolo announces the release of his first EP, It's pouring insideavailable from June 12th with distribution ADA Music Italy. The news of the EP comes after a period of uncertainty for Riccardo Stimoloculminating in a heated social debate and our in-depth analysis (here is the link) on the boy's words on the eve of his elimination. Riccardo, having not received any record offers, had in fact expressed it to his companions and others Maria De Filippi the fear of having to return to his profession as an…
Paul McCartney closed out the final episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert by duetting with the host on ‘Hello, Goodbye’. The long-running late night show aired for the last time last night (May 21), after Colbert announced on air last summer that CBS had cancelled it in what the network described as “purely a financial decision”. Many have speculated that the move was politically motivated, with Colbert among the most prominent critics of the Donald Trump administration. The final week of shows featured appearances from Bruce Springsteen, Steven Spielberg, Jon Stewart and David Byrne, before the finale ended with Colbert singing backing vocals alongside McCartney on ‘Hello, Goodbye’. Elvis Costello also joined the band for the…
We spotted major discounts on some of our editor-favorite finds, from Cozy Earth pajamas and Brooklinen sheets to Hoka sneakers and travel-ready gear If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Memorial Day is the unofficial — but let's be honest, very official — start of summer. The holiday weekend also kicks off something else worth celebrating: some of the biggest sales of the season. Right now through Monday, May 25, retailers are rolling out massive discounts on everything from Hoka sneakers and camping gear at…
Dry your tears: Olivia Rodrigo's new album, You Seem Pretty Sad For a Girl So in Loveis officially on the way. It arrives on June 12 via Geffen Records. Rodrigo made the announcement — his third studio album — on April 2, after several months of anticipation. You can essentially trace this back to August 2025, when she wrapped her Guts world tour. “I'm sooooo excited for all that's y3t to come!!!!” she wrote in an email to her fans, aka Livies. We knew this wasn't a typo, as “y3t” hinted at “OR3.” Throughout the end of the year, Rodrigo…
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“My dear friend Dick Parry died this morning.” The message with which David Gilmour recently announced the saxophonist's death opens with these words. Parry was 83. The cause of death is not currently known.Born in Suffolk, a friend of Gilmour, he played with him in the 60s in Jokers Wild, the guitarist's group before joining Pink Floyd. «Since I was 17» writes Gilmour «I have played in several bands with Dick on saxophone, including Pink Floyd. His touch and timbre made his way of playing the saxophone unmistakable, a distinctive trait of enormous beauty known by millions of people and…
Longtime friend of David Gilmour played on band’s “Shine On You Crazy Diamond,” “Wish You Were Here,” “Us and Them,” and “Money,” and often joined the group on tour Dick Parry, the saxophonist who performed on Pink Floyd classics like “Money” and “Shine On You Crazy Diamond,” has died at the age of 83. Parry’s death was announced Friday on social media by Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour; no cause of death was provided. My dear friend Dick Parry died this morning.Since I was seventeen, I have played in bands with Dick on saxophone, including Pink Floyd.His feel and tone…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Mya is back with a brand new album, and to hear the Grammy-winning singer tell it, she’s using this release to let loose — and to encourage others to do the same. Retrospect was released May 15 and was “inspired by the pioneers of the late Seventies and Eighties funk era,” the singer tells Rolling Stone. Her first album in eight years, Mya says that while her last two albums were “more rooted in slow jams and mid-tempos,”…