Tawny Newsome is already known for her improv skills and for her work on the Yo! Is This Racist? podcast. With Space Force debuting this week on Netflix, the series’ hilarious young star sat down with Rolling Stone for its “The First Time” video series to talk recording music at …
Read More »Lana Del Rey Shares Spoken Word Piece 'Patent Leather Do-Over'
Lana Del Rey has shared a new spoken word piece titled “Patent Leather Do-Over,” featuring music by Jack Antonoff. In a follow-up post, Del Rey said that the piece would appear on Behind the Iron Gates – Insights From an Institution, the second of two spoken word LPs she recorded; …
Read More »How a Sex Worker Created a New NSFW Genre: 'Spite Porn'
Allie Eve Knox, an adult-content creator specializing in findom (financial domination, a fetish related specifically to payment), has gotten a lot of unique requests before: “Armpit tickling. Armpit humiliation. Pegging my lawyer,” she says, ticking them off. Someone once asked her to role-play as an evil substance-abuse counselor; another hired …
Read More »'The First Time' With Simon Pegg
“The first album I bought was probablyLove,by the Cult,” Simon Pegg says in our latest installment of The First Time video interview series. The screenwriter, actor, and self-professed music nerd dove into some of his post-punk favorites while promoting his new film, the thriller Inheritance, in which he stars with …
Read More »The Best Seating to Make Your Living Room Feel Like a Movie Theater
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. If you’ve already set up your home theater with the TV and audio system you want, it’s time to upgrade your furniture. Instead of getting a couch, which …
Read More »Madeleine Albright Discusses the COVID-19 Crisis of Leadership With Trevor Noah
Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright discussed the qualities of leadership needed during a time of crisis in an interview with Trevor Noah on The Daily Show Monday. The interview began with Albright recalling her childhood in England during World War II and discussing the trust the people had in …
Read More »The Best Packing Cubes to Help Organize Your Luggage
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Everyone has their own packing style when it comes to preparing for a trip. Some like to roll their clothes, while others prefer them neatly-folded and stacked. Some …
Read More »Goldman Sachs Expects Global Music Revenue to Drop 25% This Year
This time last year, the music industry was patting itself on the back for another year of sizable growth and profits that seemed to secure a rosy outlook for its future. After enduring three unprecedentedly rocky months of cancelled concerts, shuttered venues, and other sectors of the industry grinding to …
Read More »Pearl Jam Enlist Greta Thunberg for Animated 'Retrograde' Video
Pearl Jam enlist Greta Thunberg to issue a dire climate change warning in the band’s new animated video for “Retrograde,” a track off their recent LP Gigaton. In the video, a man visits a fortune teller’s shop and, upon peering into a crystal ball, sees a series of climate change …
Read More »'In My Room' With Cherry Glazerr
Cherry Glazerr blazed through an intimate set for the latest installment of Rolling Stone’s In My Room, a series in which artists perform from home while in quarantine. Sitting alongside a funky purple light fixture, lead singer Clementine Creevy and drummer Tabor Allen launched into “Juicy Socks” from their 2019 …
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