Two years ago, in the leadup to Kamala Harris’ failed run for president, I spent some time riding around Alabama and Georgia in a big blue tour bus with “Faith, Hope, & Love” plastered prominently along the side. The words come from a phrase in 1 Corinthians. The bus was being chartered by a group
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The official collab reimagines members of Peach Riot — POP MART’s fictional, female punk band — as characters from the hit film If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Hot off the Labubu craze that took pop culture by storm
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From literary lamps to library-card charms, purchasing these presents for the bibliophile in your life is long overdue If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Some hobbies are impossible to shop for. Ever tried finding a gift for someone who
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The legendary music publicist, bestselling author, and independent scientific thinker has built one of the most unconventional careers in modern intellectual life. What connects Michael Jackson, Albert Einstein, the origins of the universe, and the mysterious psychology of human crowds? One answer is Howard Bloom. Few figures have traveled such an unusual professional and intellectual
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Slayyyter dropped a new single, “Hey Boyyy,” along with a self-directed music video for the track. The clip sees the singer inHollywood and Paris, dragging a golden skeleton across the city landscapes. “I can’t stop blushing/ I’m too old to feel, more than nothing,” Slayyyter sings on the track. “Hey, boy, I got a funny
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Katseye have announced they are postponing their concerts in Chicago and Minneapolis, citing that member Megan Skiendiel is recovering from a concussion. The group was supposed to perform at Chicago’s United Center tonight, Nov. 5, and at Minneapolis’ Target Center on Saturday, Nov. 7. The news was shared on the venues’ respective social media pages
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Nile Rodgers recently shared a snippet of his upcoming video for a new version of “The Christmas Song,” his 2020 charity collaboration with Rebecca Ferguson, proudly revealing it used AI, which fans took issue with. On Thursday, he defended his use of the technology. Earlier this week, he shared an “AI capture” of the project.
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