Rolling Stone Media Bias for Past 90 Days

John Hiatt, Jerry Douglas Band Preview Collaborative Album With ‘All the Lilacs in Ohio’

Music

John Hiatt and the instrumental aces of the Jerry Douglas Band have teamed up for their first collaborative album, Leftover Feelings. The first release from the project, which is due out May 21st, is
Rolling Stone     Mar 03, 2021

Dozens of Companies Launching Deals and Discounts for Frontline and Healthcare Workers

Lifestyle

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Rolling Stone     Mar 03, 2021

Bruno Mars Unveils ‘Ricky Regal’ Alter Ego for New Lacoste Collaboration

Lifestyle

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Rolling Stone     Mar 02, 2021

Madison Beer Brings Punchy Kiss-Off ‘I Don’t Speak (Boy)’ to ‘Kimmel’

Music

Madison Beer appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live Monday to perform her new song “Boyshit,” which she temporarily re-dubbed “I Don’t Speak (Boy)” to meet the standards of network television. The performance
Rolling Stone     Mar 02, 2021

Japanese Breakfast Previews New Album With ‘Be Sweet’

Music

Zauner dropped the single “Be Sweet” Tuesday, featuring a hilarious self-directed video that stars Zauner and Mannequin Pussy’s Marisa Dabice as FBI agents. They work late nights, tracing maps and gripping flashlights accompanied by Eighties power-pop chords.
Rolling Stone     Mar 02, 2021

John Oliver Examines Damage Done by Over-the-Top Police Raids on ‘Last Week Tonight’

crime, law and justice

John Oliver explored the overzealous and overused tactic of police raids on Last Week Tonight Sunday, February 28th. In the segment — which began with a very worthwhile, if unrelated, digression into
Rolling Stone     Mar 01, 2021

What to Watch in March: ‘Godzilla vs. Kong,’ New MCU Series and Prince Akeem Returns to America

Entertainment

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Rolling Stone     Feb 28, 2021

Golden Globes Live Stream: Here’s How to Watch the 2021 Golden Globe Awards Online

art and culture

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Rolling Stone     Feb 28, 2021

Rep. Gosar Used Pandemic Vote-by-Proxy to Speak at Far-Right Extremist Event

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Rep. Paul Gosar, R-Ariz., objects to certifying Arizona’s Electoral College votes during a joint session of the House and Senate convenes to count the electoral votes cast in November's election, at the Capitol, Wednesday, Jan 6, 2021. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)
Rolling Stone     Feb 27, 2021

The Best Reusable Face Masks You’ll Actually Want to Wear Year-Round

Lifestyle

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Rolling Stone     Feb 26, 2021

Noname’s ‘Rainforest’ Is Revolutionary Music You Can Dance To

Music

Fatimah Warner’s verified Twitter page is an endless sprawl of revolutionary reading material (she’s been studying Karl Marx), a bulletin of global atrocities (LGBTQ activists in Ghana are living in fear of violent persecution, don’t you know), and a celebration of advocates and activists (Nina Simone and communist writer Claudia Jones, recently). With only four songs released since her last album as the rapper Noname, 2018’s triumphant Room 25, Warner has been engaging fans, detractors, and spectators in her radical education. On the internet, she behaves more like a peer (a comrade, one might say) than as an artist, so much so that she tweeted “lmao i don’t even know how to promote myself as a rapper anymore,” about a month before her song “Rainforest” hit streaming platforms today.
Rolling Stone     Feb 26, 2021

Vintage Fleetwood Mac Resurfaces with Revival of Blue Horizon Label

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Last week, Fleetwood Mac’s Christine McVie walked back comments to the BBC that the band might tour again, but without Stevie Nicks or John McVie. As she told Rolling Stone, it was a “cheeky answer” to a question about the band’s future and not necessarily true.
Rolling Stone     Feb 25, 2021

The Best 4K Webcams In 2021

In an era when most work conferences are taking place over zoom, webcams have gone from a neat accessory to an absolute necessity. If you’re setting up a livestreaming area or home office, a 4K webcam
Rolling Stone     Feb 24, 2021

Duff McKagan To Release Lost 1982 LP With Pre-Guns N’ Roses Band

Music

A previously unheard collection of seven songs that Duff McKagan wrote and recorded in 1982 with his pre-Guns N’ Roses band the Living will finally be made available to the public on April 16th when it comes out as The Living: 1982. McKagan unveiled the leadoff video for “Two-Generation Stand” alongside the news.
Rolling Stone     Feb 24, 2021

Hear Offspring’s ‘Let the Bad Times Roll,’ From First Album in Nine Years

Music

The Offspring return to their signature mix of guileless pop-punk and forked-tongue irony on “Let the Bad Times Roll,” the title track off their upcoming record, which will be their first in nearly a
Rolling Stone     Feb 24, 2021

The Best Earbuds Under $100 for Wireless Sound on a Budget

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Rolling Stone     Feb 23, 2021

RS Recommends: The Well-Stocked Emergency Kit Approved by Oprah is 25% Off Right now

Lifestyle

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Rolling Stone     Feb 22, 2021

‘SNL’: Buddies Bond Over Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘Drivers License’

Music

A bunch of buddies — including Saturday Night Live host Regé-Jean Page — bond over Olivia Rodrigo’s “Drivers License” while shooting pool in an SNL sketch centered on the smash single. In the sketch —
Rolling Stone     Feb 21, 2021