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Trump's Triumphal Arch Blocked by Judge—Website Launch Backfires Spectacularly
The president's vanity project hits a legal wall just as the White House rolls out glossy renderings
Willi Carlisle Drops Double Album That Gets America—All of It
Kansas songwriter Willi Carlisle celebrates America's complexity on a sprawling new double album, proving country music's richest stories come from the margins, not the mainstream.
HYBE Teases 'Perfect Storm' With Cryptic Korean Preview
HYBE Labels releases a cryptic preview for 'Perfect Storm,' leaving the internet to speculate what's coming next from the entertainment conglomerate.
Cynthia Erivo Joins Snoop Dogg Biopic as Tupac's Mother Afeni Shakur
Cynthia Erivo to portray Afeni Shakur, Tupac's mother and former Black Panther activist, in Universal's upcoming Snoop Dogg biopic directed by Craig Brewer.
America's AI Data Center Backlash: What It Means for Tech Titans
Rolling Stone reports that Tuesday's midterms saw an overwhelming rejection of AI data centers across America, with 38 of 39 referendums imposing new restrictions. What's driving this silent but powerful revolt?
Tinashe Tells Republican Fans 'Yall Can Go' Over Election Post
Tinashe sparked a midterm election firestorm on X when she used blue heart emojis in a voting plea—then torched Republican critics who complained.
K-pop Group TWS Drops 'Call My Name' MV — HYBE's New Contenders
HYBE Labels releases the official music video for TWS's 'Call My Name,' marking another strategic move in the agency's roster expansion.
CHAERYEONG drops 'Lovesick' M/V teaser — K-pop romance era incoming
ITZY's CHAERYEONG has unveiled the first teaser for her 'Lovesick' music video, signalling an imminent comeback with a fresh romantic aesthetic.
Michael Mann Accidentally Shoots Himself at LA Gun Range on Halloween
Michael Mann, the Oscar-nominated filmmaker behind 'Heat' and 'Collateral,' was treated for a minor self-inflicted gunshot wound at a Los Angeles gun range on Halloween afternoon.
Parker McCollum Almost Quit Country Music at Peak Success
Just as Parker McCollum's country career exploded, he nearly walked away. Rolling Stone reveals the burnout that almost ended it all—and how a stripped-down acoustic album saved him.
Ian Gillan Hospitalized: Deep Purple Cancel Two German Gigs
Deep Purple has canceled shows in Leipzig and Hamburg after singer Ian Gillan's sudden hospitalization, though the band hopes to resume touring next week.
Mike Flanagan Remakes Carrie for the Cyberbullying Era—And It's Bold
Mike Flanagan defends his audacious Carrie remake, updating King's classic for Instagram memes and digital humiliation while plotting an Exorcist film.
Bruce Springsteen, Joan Baez Join Ken Casey's Political Video Series
Ken Casey is hosting a new interview series featuring Bruce Springsteen, Joan Baez, Chuck D, and more discussing politics and the Trump administration.
Jay-Z Takes Super Bowl 2027 After Beyoncé Set the Bar in 2013
Beyoncé's 2013 Super Bowl halftime show wasn't just a performance—it rewrote the rulebook for what a stadium headliner could deliver. Now her husband gets his turn.
Drake Wins Big as Judge Crushes RBX's Fake Streams Lawsuit
A federal judge has permanently shut down a class-action lawsuit accusing Spotify of ignoring billions of fake streams boosting Drake's numbers. RBX, Snoop Dogg's cousin, failed to prove his case.
Trump's $1M Voter Fraud Bounty: Democracy for Sale?
Donald Trump is offering $1 million to anyone who reports voter fraud, raising questions about his administration's tactics weeks before a crucial election.
Jade's 2-Year-Old Song Finally Gets Its Moment Thanks to Kylie Jenner
Jade's debut single waited two and a half years for its big break. Then Kylie Jenner wore a $50 million Fantasy Bra to it—and everything changed overnight.
ILLIT Drops Arrest-Themed Teaser for New K-Pop Track
ILLIT teases their next release with an official second teaser video that signals a bold, crime-thriller aesthetic for the upcoming track.
Billy Strings Dominates 2026 Bluegrass Awards, Fifth Win in Six Years
Billy Strings claimed his fifth Entertainer of the Year award in six years at the IBMA Awards, signaling bluegrass's explosive mainstream momentum and a genre-wide reckoning on gender representation.
Taylor Swift's Debut Album Turns 20: The Moment a Teenage Dreamer Changed Music Forever
Taylor Swift's 2006 debut album hits its 20-year milestone. Rolling Stone reflects on how a teenage songwriter's country-pop gems became the foundation for one of music's most dominant careers.
Volkanovski vs. Evloev UFC 333: How to Stream Today's Title Fight
UFC 333 headlines today with a championship showdown between defending champion Volkanovski and challenger Evloev. Here's how to watch online.
Nick Reiner Trust Fund Fight Heads to Mediation as Legal Battle Intensifies
Nick Reiner's ongoing legal war over his trust fund takes a crucial turn as settlement talks loom—and a judge may soon rule on commissary access.
Vivek Ramaswamy's Brutal Attack Ad Blows Up in His Face
A scorching political ad backfires spectacularly when Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign uses a candidate's estranged mother—and her trauma history—as a weapon.
Richard Riehle, 'Office Space' Legend, Dead at 78
Richard Riehle, the beloved character actor known for Office Space, Casino, and Bridesmaids, has died at 78. His 400+ credits span four decades of Hollywood.