Miley Cyrus has shared the live video of her debut public performance of her hit “Flowers,” recorded last week at a pre-Thanksgiving party at Los Angeles’ Chateau Marmont. While attendees posted abbreviated videos of the performance soon after the show, Cyrus uploaded the full rendition of “Flowers,” which she jazzed …
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November, 2023
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27 November
Add to Cart Fast: These Are the 40+ Best Cyber Monday Deals You Can Still Shop Now
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Black Friday used to be the top dog as far as holiday sales went, but now there’s Cyber Monday: A sales mega-event on par with, if not bigger …
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23 November
Terry Richardson Accused of Sexually Abusing Model on Camera in New Lawsuit
Terry Richardson, who for years courted some of the biggest brands in fashion despite multiple sexual assault allegations throughout his career, was hit with a lawsuit Tuesday accusing him of sexually assaulting a model during a photoshoot in 2004, the New York Times reported. The lawsuit was brought by Minerva …
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17 November
Boygenius Nod to Sinéad O'Connor With Scottish/Irish Traditional 'The Parting Glass'
Phoebe Bridgers has released her annual holiday cover — this time with the help of her boygenius bandmates. This year’s choice is “The Parting Glass” — a Scottish and Irish traditional that Sinéad O’Connor recorded in 2002 — which also features the Irish folk duo Ye Vagabonds. Just like all …
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13 November
'Big as the What?': Drake Recruits J. Cole for 2024 It's All a Blur Tour
Drake and J. Cole are keeping their collaborative hot streak going into the new year. Beginning in January, the two rappers will split the bill on the 2024 It’s All a Blur – Big as the What? tour. Drake is currently scheduled for 32 shows together, including several two-night stands …
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October, 2023
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16 October
Grammys CEO Harvey Mason Jr. on Diversity, Next Year's Show, and Why They Need Those New Categories
The 66th Grammy Awards will mark CEO Harvey Mason Jr.’s fourth at the helm since he took over following chief executive Deborah Dugan’s abrupt firing just weeks before the 2020 ceremonies. It’s been a time of change, as Mason and the organization have focused on diversifying their ranks and better …
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3 October
Anti-Vaxxers Think an Emergency Phone Alert Will Cause a Zombie Apocalypse
“Is there a Zombie Apocalypse activated by 5G towers on the way?!?!” wrote the QAnon influencer behind a Telegram channel called The Patriot Voice, which is followed by more than 50,000 people, in a post shared at the end of September. The message cites a supposed military expert’s claim that …
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April, 2023
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21 April
What Do Studies Say Could Be a Major Mood Booster? Spring Cleaning
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. If these past winter months have left you feeling a little more more restless than usually, you’re not alone — a spring cleaning refresh can be just as …
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20 April
Toast 4/20 (and Get Toasted) With Killer Mike's New 'Don't Let the Devil'
Killer Mike is celebrating 4/20 (his birthday) with a new song, “Don’t Let the Devil,” which coincidentally also contains the lyric, “In the name of Jesus, the reefer, I serve a purpose/I got higher than the skies and fly off the Earth’s surface.” The track, which features his Run the …
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January, 2023
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23 January
Adam Lambert Says Early Career Homophobia Inspired Him to 'Be as Gay as I F-cking Can Be'
Accepting an award at the 2023 Creative Coalition Spotlight Initiative Gala, Adam Lambert described the version of the entertainment industry he was ushered into post-American Idol as the “Wild West,” a space in which there was so little room made for LGBTQ artists and creators that his own existence in …
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