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The No. 1 Buckeyes, led by quarterback Julian Sayin, will visit Arch Manning and the No. 4 Longhorns If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. The Ohio State Buckeyes will visit the Texas Longhorns for one of the most anticipated early matchups of the college football season. The Buckeyes and the Longhorns handidly won their first games against their respective opponents, setting up each team’s first real test of the season. Both the Buckeyes and Longhorns have some serious starpower on their teams; Buckeyes wide…

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Johnny Marr and Noel Gallagher have discussed the former Smiths man’s iconic guitars as part of a new exhibition in London. Marr is set to auction off 80 of his guitars, including ones he played with The Smiths and Billie Eilish on September 17, which are currently part of an exhibition at Christie’s. The legendary guitarist and Oasis chief recently visited the exhibition to explore the stories behind the guitars. You can view it below. The two Manchester-born artists inspected a 1982 black Rickenbacker 330 Semi-Hollow Electric Guitar, which Marr originally used to compose hit singles ‘This Charming Man’ and ‘What Difference…

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The beloved comedy-drama The Family Stone will receive a sequel 20 years later, with many of its original stars — Rachel McAdams, Claire Danes, Sarah Jessica Parker, and more — set to return for The Families Stone. Searchlight Pictures officially announced the sequel to the 2005 film — which has become a holiday classic over the past two decades — on Saturday, while also confirming that Family Stone co-stars Dermot Mulroney, Craig T. Nelson, Luke Wilson, Elizabeth Reaser, and Paul Schneider would reprise their roles, Variety reports. “It’s a comedy with a dash of tragedy — the kind of thing…

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Pink has responded to the backlash she received after sharing an Instagram post that criticised Macklemore‘s calls for a “free Palestine” during a recent opening slot on Ed Sheeran’s North American tour. After making an impassioned speech calling for “all human beings to be treated with dignity, respect, and equality” while onstage in New Jersey last week, the rapper has faced calls for his removal from the tour by the Israeli-American Council, who claimed he had used his platform to “advance a one-sided political agenda”. Among the critics of his speech was Pink, who had shared a post from the…

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When Tupac Shakur was shot by assailants on the night of Sept. 7, 1996, in Las Vegas while riding alongside Death Row CEO Marion “Suge” Knight, resulting in his death six days later, the collective response from media outlets vacillated between paternalistic concern and outright mockery. “What goes ‘round …” blared a Time magazine article. “Blood on the Record Biz,” read a similar headline in Newsweek. People magazine called it “Living Dangerously.” Perhaps most unkindly, conservative outlet The American Spectator summarized Shakur as a “Bozo in the Hood.” As pundits moralized, photos of a mural in New York painted by…

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Charli XCX has kicked off her ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ tour – check out what went down on the opening night below. The North American tour dates come in celebration of her latest album, ‘Music, Fashion, Film’, which was released in July. Charli played the first show of the tour in Philadelphia last night (September 11), opening with ‘Rock Music’, her first single from this new era. She then launched into ‘Yeah’, ‘Apple’ from 2024’s ‘Brat’ and ‘Wink Wink’, before giving ‘Persona’ its first-ever live performance. As she had previously promised on social media, the set included a surprise track which, for night…

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Wonder will perform his classic album in full this fall, with U.S. tour dates starting in November If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Stevie Wonder will tour Songs in the Key of Life this fall, performing the album in its entirety with shows from October through December. This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the classic record, which is widely considered one of the best of all time. The tour kicks off on Oct. 13 in Birmingham, England, with the U.S. leg starting in…

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After the couple was spotted in Northern California with a child, multiple sources confirmed Baby Gaga Lady Gaga and her fiancé Michael Polansky have welcomed their first baby together, according to multiple reports. Earlier this week, the singer and Polansky were spotted strolling in northern California, with Gaga toting a baby in a front sling. Page 6, who published the photos of Gaga with the baby, first reported that Mother Monster was now a mother, with People also confirming the news Friday night. Baby Gaga’s name and gender was not known at press time; Gaga has not yet commented on…

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A journalist with over three decades in the business and editor of multiple Pulitzer-Prize winning investigative teams, Joe Sexton is no stranger to the cold call.  So he wasn’t surprised when he opened his email one day in 2017 to see an email from Kansas resident and true crime fanatic Eileen Umbehr asking him to look into a mysterious double-homicide in Topeka, Kansas. She and her husband Keen Umbehr were convinced the state had tried and convicted an innocent person, she wrote. Tips flooded his inbox every day, so initially he ignored it. But Eileen persisted. She sent emails asking…

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Rebellions begin with long, slow accumulations of kindling, followed by a spark. In the case of England’s Peasants’ Revolt in 1381, the firewood was a combination of a pandemic known as the Black Death, which decimated half of Europe’s population but was especially fatal for citizens living in poverty; a regent, King Richard II, whose inexperience and over-reliance on bad-actor advisors resulted in regime-wide corruption; and heavy taxation rates (that benefited the aristocracy, naturally) needed to pay for an unpopular war with a foreign country. The spark was an incident in the rural town of Brentwood, just outside of Essex,…

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