WASHINGTON — Joe Manchin wasn’t buying it. The negotiations over President Biden’s signature piece of legislation, the Build Back Better Act, had reached a critical moment. The Senate was getting ready to leave for the holidays. The White House needed to secure Manchin’s vote to have any hope of passing …
Read More »Promoters To Astroworld Employees: Promise Not To Sue Us If You Want to Get Paid
Hours after little 9-year-old Ezra Blount became the youngest victim to die from injuries suffered at Travis Scott’s Astroworld, a manager representing promoters Live Nation and its Scoremore subsidiary reached out to a group of part-time employees who had worked at the deadly festival. In a peppy email filled with …
Read More »How to Get Vinyl Off Your Shelf and Onto Your Wall
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. You’ve gone around the world hunting for the coolest records, and kept them in pristine condition; why shouldn’t you display your favorites with pride instead of keeping them …
Read More »St. Vincent Raises a Toast With 'At the Holiday Party' Performance on 'Austin City Limits'
Because it is indeed the season, Austin City Limits has shared St. Vincent’s performance of “At the Holiday Party” from her upcoming episode in the second half of PBS’ long-running concert show’s 47th season. The performance of “At the Holiday Party” begins with a light guitar strum and a waiter …
Read More »Les Emmerson, Songwriter of Five Man Electrical Band's Hippie-Era Anthem 'Signs,' Dead at 77
Les Emmerson, frontman of the Canadian rock group Five Man Electrical Band and writer of the hippie-era anthem “Signs,” died last Friday, Dec. 10, CTV News reports. He was 77. Emmerson’s wife, Monik Emmerson, confirmed his death, saying, “He had underlying health conditions that made him additionally vulnerable to Covid.” …
Read More »Extreme Storms Will Be 'New Normal,' FEMA Head Warns After Deadly Tornadoes
The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency warned that extreme weather events like the tornados that recently devastated portions of the South and Midwest will become increasingly common as climate change wreaks havoc on the planet. “This is going to be our new normal,” FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell said …
Read More »Trump Ordered Staff to 'Bust Some Heads' of Black Lives Matter Protesters Outside White House: Book
Correction: Trump’s request that law enforcement “bust some heads” of Black Lives Matter protesters was made as they demonstrated during a June 22, 2020 protest in Lafayette Square. A previous version of this story incorrectly stated Trump made the remarks on June 1, the day he walked across Lafayette Square …
Read More »Alec Baldwin Posts Letter From Members of 'Rust' Crew Denying Allegations of 'Chaotic' Workplace
Alec Baldwin has posted an open letter penned by members of the Rust crew that defended the film’s producers and denied the allegedly “false” depictions of the shoot prior to the accidental shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchens. The letter, which was not “sanctioned or influenced in any way by …
Read More »Old Crow Medicine Show Want to 'Paint This Town' With New Album
Old Crow Medicine Show cut loose with a bright blast of roots-rock in their new song “Paint This Town,” the title track from the Nashville band’s upcoming album due out April 22. Paint This Town, the group’s seventh studio album, follows 2018’s Volunteer and sees the group moving back to …
Read More »Rose McGowan's Racketeering Lawsuit Against Harvey Weinstein Dismissed
Rose McGowan’s racketeering case against Harvey Weinstein and his lawyers was fully dismissed after McGowan fired her attorneys and missed a court-ordered filing deadline. McGowan filed the RICO suit against Weinstein and his attorneys, David Boies and Lisa Bloom, in 2019. She accused them of a “pattern of racketeering,” spying …
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