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A California judge signaled Thursday that he was inclined to reduce the award to about $8 million unless the housekeeper who was attacked opts for a n ...

Alex Gibney's two-part, four-hour Musk, an "incisive look" at "the wealthiest, and most unchecked, man on the planet," opens this fall

Stagecoach and Gulf Coast Jam are leaning entirely on male headliners in a year when Ella Langley, Kacey Musgraves, and more are making the biggest wa ...

Sabrina Teitelbaum stopped by the Rolling Stone Studio to discuss her fantastic new record Violins, her sobriety, and what's on her wedding playlist

The horror anthology series is back on Sept. 24 for a special crossover-style season

“I looked like a mess,” says the country singer, whose social media clip drummed up anticipation for his new album Heartland Rock and Roll

Title song from eight-track album, recorded a year before frontman Mark Sandman’s death, streaming now

Concert film for Osbourne’s farewell show arrives in theaters on October 28

“She got out of her bed to sing this song,” Bono tells Rolling Stone  

The band also releases a new single, the punk ranger “Silencio,” and reveals that the album features Dolly Parton’s final vocal performance

On his first new release since his polarizing album ADL, Yeat returns to familiar albeit lackluster territory. At least there’s a Drake feature

The Hall of Famer gets assists from Sia, Snoop, and Greg Kurstin on an a bright new album that defiantly tries new moves

Massive bangers don't seem to motivate her any more — at least, not as much as the love she goes home to at the end of the night

He returns to the gorgeously forlorn folk of records like Sea Change on his first new LP in seven years

On her excellent fourth album, the young star pumps all her doubts and fears into righteous guitar noise

Across 24 tracks, the prolific pop star traverses styles and continents while tracing the dazzling highs and devastating lows romance can bring

The pop phenom wraps stories of sacrifice and surrender with bold confidence on her maximalist debut

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

Primetime revisits the rise and moral free-fall of To Catch a Predator, and gives the star a chance to go even darker than usual

Zach Cregger’s funny, gory, pitch-perfect take on a legacy zombie-shooter I.P. knows exactly how to play the game

Neil Peart: No One’s Disciple is both a portrait and a tribute to the man behind the words and pulse of the greatest power trio ever

Ethan Hawke gets his grizzled Charles Bronson on in this gritty survivalist tale involving convicts, gold, and an angry Mother Nature

This surprisingly candid portrait of Chrissie Hynde and her band’s formation, rise, near flameout, and rise again was worth the wait

Chris Rock’s pitiless take on Hollywood’s ability to crush souls works best as a showcase for its lead — a British actor who absolutely kills it

Paul Greengrass revisit a moment when the poor were mad as hell, could not take it any more, and fought the powers that be. It will seem eerily famili ...

Alex Gibney's two-part, four-hour portrait of the Man Who Thinks He's God is a nonfiction horror movie

The film, written by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight and directed by Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern, gets to the heart of a band that means so ...

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