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Filmmakers David Wain and Ken Marino, who first came together as members of the 1990s sketch comedy troupe the State, and later worked together on the 2001 cult classic Wet Hot American Summer, have a writing writing ritual they’ve slowly perfected over the years while collaborating on movies like The Ten, Role Models, and Wanderlust. It involves locking themselves in a room for seven straight days and batting around ideas that Wain scribbles down as Marino paces back and forth. “The idea is to step in on Day One without any idea of what it is, and then by the…
We want this collection more than any stupid song could ever say If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. On the heels of her newest album release, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Lovethree-time Grammy winner Olivia Rodrigo is on to her next launch: an exclusive LEGO Editions collection. The collection delivers five collectible sets that showcase elements of her ground-breaking singles, career symbols, and fan moments, including a vinyl record and a personalized floral bouquet in her signature colors. This collaboration…
A Milano fa caldissimo. Così caldo che l’asfalto è molle, e se ci cammini sopra lasci il segno. In alcuni punti sembra proprio sciogliersi, un po’ come si squaglia la Statua della Libertà sulla copertina del nuovo singolo di Gianna Nannini. Qui però non c’entra il climate change: a squagliarsi è il significato. Il sogno americano, nel 2026, entra facilmente in una coppetta di gelato. Il brano che uscirà il 3 luglio è chiaramente il rifacimento di America, uno dei pezzi più famosi di Gianna. L’ha ricantata, riprodotta, e ci ha aggiunto Marracash, «perché se vuoi fare qualcosa che spacca…
Whether you're after made-in-the-USA picks or novelty collectibles, these are the top products to shop online If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Fourth of July has always been a celebration filled with backyard barbecues, fireworks, and, naturally, all things red, white, and blue. But this year, the holiday hits differently: America is gearing up to celebrate its 250th anniversary. Also known as the semiquincentennial, the milestone marks “the moment the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence” more than two centuries ago, according to…
The three songs — including collaborations with James Blake and Blue Ivy Carter — were previously only on Tidal Jay-Z has finally made his three bonus tracks from 4:44 available on all streaming services. Roc Nation confirmed the wide release of the tracks on Instagram Tuesday, exactly nine years since 4:44 first dropped. The three songs — “Adnis,” “Blue's Freestyle / We Family,” featuring Jay's daughter Blue Ivy Carter, and “ManyFacedGod” featuring James Blake — were previously available only on Tidal. 4:44 was released in 2017 and still stands as Jay-Z's most recent solo album (though he and Beyoncé followed…
“Tales of Glory” is definitely not a direct reference to the story of the Destructors themselves. Theirs is rather a story of constancy, character, self-sacrifice, proud belief in… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Johnny Foreigner have announced their new album, ‘Forwards!’, with the single ‘The New Navigation’ and details of a UK tour. Find all the details below. The Birmingham indie band will release the record on September 4 via Alcopop! Records, following on from 2024’s ‘How To Be Hopeful’. Pre-order/pre-save here. They have described the forthcoming project as a “small collection of songs” about their home city. It comprises 10 full-length tracks, “six actual songs”, each named from prominent bits of Birmingham media, and “four cursed field recordings”. To preview ‘Forwards!’, the four-piece have shared the noisy, thrashing cut ‘The New Navigation’,…
Bluegrass virtuoso Billy Strings has announced So Much for Goodbyes, his fifth studio album. The project is dedicated to his late mother, Debra Apostol, whose artwork graces its cover. It’s out August 28 via Reprise and features lead single “Burn the Other End.” You can listen to that and check out Apostol’s original piece below.“I made this record to honor my mother,” Strings said in a statement. “To notice and embrace this very significant period of grief in my life and make art from it. To turn my heartbreak into songs while using my guitar as a coping mechanism as…
A t this point in her life and career, Sara Bareilles has no time for anything that’s not real. “The decade of my forties has been all about stripping away artifice,” the singer-songwriter says. “I don’t want distance in my relationships, in my conversations, [with] fans, or the music. I don’t want artifice. I think it’s very easy to hide. And I’m terrified, but I’m not hiding.”It’s been nearly two decades since Bareilles broke out with “Love Song,” the 2007 piano ballad that was her cheeky response to her label (just think of it as the millennial version of Joni…
Brazil and its thousand rhythmic nuances light up the Villa Arconati Festival: the GILSONS hey SELTON An unmissable double appointment July 15th at 9pm, where the historic setting of the Villa Arconati Festival will transform into the beating heart of contemporary Brazilian music. The evening will see two extraordinary bands alternate on stage who, despite starting from the same roots, have been able to trace unique paths between tradition and modernity: the Gilsons and the Seltons. Tickets on sale > https://tidd.ly/4wh9fOXSingle numbered seat €25.00 + ddp GILSONS: the noble tradition of MPB that looks to the future The trio composed…
