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Darren Aronofsky wasn’t able to convince his fiancée to agree with his pick of Idles‘ scabrous 2017 track “Love Song” for the first dance...
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Sabrina Carpenter tried to warn you. “The album is not for any pearl clutchers,” the “Espresso” pop goddess told Gayle King, before dropping her...
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Sabrina Carpenter sends a disco invite to a responsible guy on a sweet single from her new Man’s Best Friend, Hayley Williams falls through...
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Twenty years ago, Rihanna released her debut album, Music of the Sun, on Aug. 29, 2005. No one could have predicted on that late...
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Six Disney Princesses — Jodi Benson (Ariel), Paige O’ Hara (Belle), Auli’i Cravalho, (Moana), Susan Egan (Megara), Anika Noni Rose (Tiara) and Ginnifer Goodwin...
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P ut your arms in and get your chest below the water … just breathe in and out, super slowly.… You’re doing great. Like,...
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This story was originally published in the October 14, 2004 issue of Rolling Stone. Brian Wilson is waiting in the driveway of his Mediterranean-style...
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In music, it’s an open secret that one’s look is as important as their sound, and Sly Stone was a cosmopolitan reflection of time...
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“Here, hold him,” says Lucius’ Jess Wolfe, plopping her 10-month-old son Leo in my lap. I have never held a child during an interview...
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Every few weeks, Calum Hood pulls out his tarot deck and checks in with himself. He prefers the malleability of the cards to any...
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P ull into the tree-cloaked driveway of Joan Baez’s home south of San Francisco and roam around her house and the first thing you’ll...
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When J-Hope took the stage at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center to kick off a North American tour in mid-March, his set became a showcase for...
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Thank you for the party, but Sly could never stay. Sly Stone was always the ultimate mystery man of American music, a visionary genius...
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Public Enemy‘s Chuck D grew up listening to the music of Sly Stone, who died Monday at age 82 — and that music became...
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