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The global trek will hit the U.K., Europe, and North America before wrapping in November

The couple shared the happy news on social media

"It’s a prosecuted case with a conviction, and so there’s justice," Greg Kading tells Rolling Stone in his first interview since Duane Davis was convi ...

Following the conclusion of the tour, Grande plans “step back” from public life

The singer's new lawsuit claims she is "the victim of a calculated blackmail campaign"

"We honor Afeni Shakur — a mother whose strength and unshakable belief in her son's truth carried this fight long before any of us knew where it would ...

The Puerto Rican rapper takes a sonic leap on her new album Ante el Umbral del Peligro No Siento Temor, a powerful look at migration, self-discovery, ...

The Oakland Athletics' Lawrence Butler debuted a lime green Wild ONE Skeleton Gecko from Swiss watchmaker, NORQAIN

The complaint claims the AI music company "exploits" and profits from those personal attributes in violation of right-of-publicity laws

“I’m not fame-hungry," the Eighties hitmaker says. "For me, it’s always about understanding the world within."

Their long-promised collaboration, which is also Badu’s first proper album in 16 years, plays to both of their strengths and delivers exactly what fan ...

The man behind 2025's biggest hit digs deeper into his turbulent past while still honing his voice on Wildchild

Timeless, a grab bag of from-the-vault material that spans decades, feels flat. It’s not even all that interesting as a collection of outtakes

On the group's first album in more than a decade, the Shakes sound like old friends exploring new sounds

The first music from a surviving Beastie Boy since the death of Adam Yauch, Thank You finds a legend restless to go somewhere new

Recorded a week after the death of former bandmate Brent Hinds, the Atlanta metal crew mines its grief for one of their most emotional albums

The Killers frontman does a solid job channeling his Nashville heroes on Thrasher, but the mystery train doesn’t always stay on track

With its looser feel and top-shelf songs, it’s hard to imagine a better record from this band this far down the line than the Gold Album

Argentina’s beloved provocateur enlists St. Vincent, Amyl and the Sniffers, Viagra Boys, Miranda! and more to indulge in the corrosive side of fame

The record points clearly towards the future, one in which the Chicago singer is an obvious leader in pop, R&B, alt-anything, and whatever else sh ...

Never mind the Euphoria — Ridley Scott’s surprisingly sensitive adaptation of a dystopian novel gives the actor a perfect strong-silent-type showcase

In a perfect world, Alex Ullom’s feature debut — about an infinite road trip to nowhere — would indeed be the beginning of a long, brilliant career

Two legacy DC comics characters get to play green and gritty in HBO’s buddy-cop TV procedural that’s still heavy on the IP

That’s a compliment, as this conspicuous 1980s throwback about a suburban neighborhood overrun by rampaging dinosaurs is a true blockbuster rush

Filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun’s ode to the guilty pleasures of slasher flicks — and the movies themselves — is one of the best things you’ll see all year

Matt Johnson recreates the wonder years of a snot-nosed punk who’ll grow up to be a celebrity-chef icon. Call it Bourdain the Man the Show the Movie

Whips, chains, fetish gear, disastrous threesomes, Olivia Wilde’s performance artist pegging an assistant — Gregg Araki’s envelope-pushing rom-com has ...

This movie version of a Marvel Team-Up annual could not feel more like MCU business as usual — or a setup for bigger crossovers

The Oppenheimer filmmaker outdoes himself with an IMAX-size tale of gods, monsters, and the original hero’s journey. It’s truly epic

If Evil Dead Burn is where the series is now headed, it’s time to give this horror franchise the boomstick