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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. The U.S. is home to 63 national parks, and staying nearby can make a big difference in how much time you actually get to spend exploring them. A short drive back after a day of exploring means less time on the road, while nearby Airbnbs can offer something a hotel often cannot: a private home surrounded by the same natural beauty that brought you to the park in the first place. The Best National Park Airbnbs We’re here…

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Deftones played the biggest UK headline gig of their career with a huge gig topping the bill at Outbreak x All Points East in London last night (Sunday August 23). Check out photos, footage, the setlist and more from what went down below. The Sacramento art-metal pioneers followed on from their massive winter tour closing show at The O2 back in February by returning to the capital to headline the Sunday of APE 2026’s first weekend – a day in collaboration with Outbreak festival after previous nights were topped by Lorde, Jorja Smith and Tems. The line-up of the day…

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As we’ve learned in recent weeks, Natalie Harp rarely leaves the president’s side, and Sunday’s Freedom 250 Grand Prix was no exception. What was odd was that even though Harp was clearly among the president’s entourage, she was mostly invisible in the White House social media coverage of the race. The administration has been trying to do damage control as public scrutiny over the relationship between the president and Harp intensifies, and it seems that not even an appearance by the reclusive first lady or mountains of media intrigue can convince her to leave his side for any length of…

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McCartney was the first woman to shoot the cover of Rolling Stone, and she herself appeared on the cover with husband Paul twice Photographer and activist Linda McCartney will be honored by the United States Postal Service with a series of postage stamps featuring her nature and still life photography. The collection contains 20 stamps with five individual images, including photographs of sunflowers and a teapot. The stamp collection was designed by USPS art director Derry Noyes. A first-day-of-issue ceremony at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City will celebrate the photographer and the collection on Sept. 25.…

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Bad Bunny closed out his record-breaking Debí Tirar Más Fotos world tour last night in the place where this creative chapter first began: right in the heart of Puerto Rico. As Benito himself told the crowd of nearly 35,000 people, “I couldn’t do a world tour without including my favorite place in the whole world.” After 57 dates that took him from Latin America to Australia, Japan, and Europe, Bad Bunny ended the tour at San Juan’s Hiram Bithorn Stadium with two final nights celebrating his Grammy-winning album, DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS.Bad Bunny had already completed a 31-date residency in…

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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. August 24 is Kobe Bryant Day (or Mamba Day) with the 24th day of the eighth month of the year representing the late basketball star’s two jersey numbers — No. 8 and No. 24 — that he wore during his 20-year career in the NBA. To celebrate Bryant’s legacy on the basketball court, Nike has dropped a new pair of his signature sneakers with a new limited-edition colorway. Available for $190, the Nike Kobe 10 Protro “Halo” sneakers…

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Days after releasing a stellar new song exclusively via CD at one indie record shop, Olivia Rodrigo has officially dropped “Serena Joy” on all platforms. With its layers of jubilant Devo-like synths, “Serena Joy” sounds sonically similar to the You Look Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love track “Expectations,” only the new gem is inspired by The Handmaid’s Tale, with lyrics like “If they do it to them/They’ll do it to you.” She co-wrote it with her longtime collaborator Dan Nigro, who also produced the track. In a recent video interview with ETalk, Rodrigo said “Serena Joy” was…

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The Strokes played ‘Going To Babble On’ for the first time and likened James Murphy to Brett Favre at Just Like Heaven 2026. The New York band headlined the festival at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California on Saturday (August 22), alongside joint headliners LCD Soundsystem. Julian Casablancas and co. opened their encore with the first-ever live performance of ‘Going To Babble On’, taken from their seventh album ‘Reality Awaits‘, which was released in June. It was one of four songs from the new album that made the setlist – alongside ‘Lonely In The Future’, ‘Going Shopping’ and ‘Dine N’Dash’ – and the set also saw a playful jibe from Casablancas to LCD Soundsystem’s…

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Lil Durk’s long-awaited criminal trial began Monday with prosecutors portraying the Grammy-winning rapper as the architect of a deadly revenge plot, while his lawyers cast him as an innocent man being falsely served up as the “big fish” by a desperate co-defendant angling for a lighter prison sentence. Lil Durk, born Durk Banks, sat at the defense table as his lawyer, Marissa Goldberg, said Kavon Grant was initially identified by authorities as the one “in charge” of the deadly shooting. She said that when authorities busted down Grant’s door in October 2024, he realized his “only way out of jail”…

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Pitchfork Music Festival CDMX has revealed a new slate of names for its 2026 edition. The full lineup now includes Umru, and Tygapaw, joining previously announced acts American Football, Lido Pimienta, Perfume Genius, Safety Trance, and Immasoul. The fest will take place at venues Orbe, Foro Indie Rocks!, and Casa del Lago. It kicks off September 19 and will conclude on Sunday, September 27, with a Wendy Eisenberg performance. Additional events this year also include an afterparty at Orbe for Robyn’s Sexistential tour, featuring Guapis, Umru, and Meat Computer among others. Tickets are available now via Fever. Scroll down for…

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