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Presenting Rolling Stone's Summer 2026 cover star: @charli_xcx 🖤

In a vulnerable, hilarious, occasionally spicy interview, the British superstar goes deep on life after 'Brat' and why her bold new album isn’t a “rock” record.

Story/Photos: https://t.co/0GGYq5QLa3

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Who’s Really ‘Not Country Enough’? The War and Treaty Have Some Ideas

The husband-and-wife duo have watched in amazement as artists who make pop-heavy country are, unlike them, embraced by country radio.

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Judas Priest’s Rob Halford, Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott, and other rock greats have paid tribute to the late Bon Scott on what would have been the AC/DC singer’s 80th birthday.

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The U.S. Military is Almost Out of Money (or So They Say)

Pentagon sources told NBC News that the military may start “parking jets and turning off exercises” if Congress doesn't give them more money.

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Mick Jagger Says the Beatles ‘Were the Most Prolific Songwriters of That Time’

The Fab Four's Paul McCartney plays bass on one song on the Rolling Stones' upcoming 'Foreign Tongues' album.

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“I thought they were like Black Sabbath, but they ain’t. Not today, Satan,” Charley Crockett tells Rolling Stone.

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What If ‘The Wizard of Oz’ Involved Having Sex With Jon Hamm?

'Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass' is a story of courage, friendship and a quest to fuck the star of 'Mad Men,' not necessarily in that order.

REVIEW: https://t.co/RCbjHrZjr8

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A Lucifer-Loving Band Say Charley Crockett Dropped Them From His Tour Over Their ‘Satanic Imagery’

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Neil Young redid two songs he wrote as a teenager.

Listen to the original recordings: https://t.co/m2L6t8l491

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Competitive calisthenics are on the rise.

“Is the momentum picking up? Absolutely,” says Cristian Lema, a judge and competitor. “Is it gonna be colossal and thunderous? Absolutely. How long is it gonna take? Shorter than you think.”

Story: https://t.co/7kE9XjjfpD

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America’s Toughest Workout Isn’t in a Gym — It’s on the Street

In cities across the country, underground calisthenics battles are pushing elite athletes to their limits.

Story: https://t.co/7kE9XjiHA5

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My Chemical Romance Bring Wembley Stadium to Its Knees With ‘Black Parade’ Show

Almost 20 years after the album first marched into fans' bleeding hearts, My Chemical Romance prove they aren’t just on a nostalgia trip.

Live Review: https://t.co/zw6DAZJlo5

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If You See Black Sabbath’s Bill Ward in a Wheelchair, You Should Smile at Him: ‘I’m OK’

Drummer, 78, posted that he now uses a wheelchair to get around airports and long distances but that he's doing just fine.

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How Stephen Root Became the Greatest Character Actor of Our Time

From Milton in 'Office Space' to his latest role as Wyck on 'Widow’s Bay,' he finds the humanity in outcasts and oddballs, then slips back into anonymity.

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Alex Williams Went on a Hair-Metal Side Quest. He’s Back to Outlaw Country on a New EP

After covering songs by Ratt and Skid Row on last year's 'Space Brain,' the gritty singer-songwriter embraces the twang on 'Discount Country.'

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Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien Shares Spectral New Song ‘Abbeycwmhir’

The quiet yet stunning track takes its name from a village located in Powys, Wales.

Listen: https://t.co/olKuwyPtzp

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Celebrate Jack White’s 51st birthday by revisiting our 2018 cover story.

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Justin Baldoni has issued his first public statement in nearly two years after his 'It Ends With Us' lawsuit with Blake Lively ended in a settlement.

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How Sunflower Bean’s Nick Kivlen Found a Mellow Psychedelic Groove of His Own

The guitarist tells us about finding his voice and going DIY for his great new solo debut, 'Addicted to the Sunset.'

Interview: https://t.co/7UkF0RD6JR

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A Kennedy Center worker details Trump's disastrous takeover from the inside.

“Now there’s an atmosphere that’s really depressing. Everything that happened after Trump decided to take over was horrible.”

Story: https://t.co/vhp5p0PLLc

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Invoking one of competitive calisthenics’ venerable athletes and promoters, Sean “Doc” Peterson, Abu Asada says: “This is the most physical thing you’re gonna see people do without being violent.”

Read: https://t.co/7kE9XjiHA5

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America’s Toughest Workout Isn’t in a Gym — It’s on the Street

In cities across the country, underground calisthenics battles are pushing elite athletes to their limits.

Story: https://t.co/7kE9XjiHA5

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“The first time I saw one of Abu Asada’s underground battle clips, in 2024, it hit me with the force of a thunderbolt. Men of all shades and sizes testing themselves in a furnace of pain, iron sharpening iron,” writes Jason Motlagh.

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America’s Toughest Workout Isn’t in a Gym — It’s on the Street

In cities across the country, underground calisthenics battles are pushing elite athletes to their limits.

Story: https://t.co/7kE9XjiHA5