Special Report: Future of Music 2025
Rolling Stone’s annual deep dive into the most exciting musicians shaping the sounds of tomorrow
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Future of Music
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A Guide to Trump's Fascist Presidency — From Ignoring Judges to Erasing History
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Authoritarian Impulse
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Murder Aside, 'The Residence' Offers a White House You Can Escape Into
The new mystery series set at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is a charming, quirky whodunit that wears its old-school influences on its sleeve
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Eminem’s Ex-Employee Charged With Selling Rapper’s Unreleased Music
The FBI was alerted that music "still in the process of being developed" by the rapper was available for sale online
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Soulja Boy Accuser Gives Harrowing Testimony: 'I Didn’t Even Feel Human Anymore'
The Jane Doe alleges Soulja Boy subjected her to physical, emotional, and sexual abuse when she worked as his personal assistant
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Ed Sheeran Reveals 'Album Done,' Teases New Single
The singer debuted "Azizam" live in New Orleans
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Tina Knowles to Embark on Nine-City Book Tour for New Memoir?‘Matriarch’
Former First Lady Michelle Obama will moderate the tour's launch in Washington, D.C.
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Christopher Meloni?Takes on Mafia Family in ‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ Season 5 Trailer
The fifth season will premiere its first two episodes April 17 on Peacock, with a special premiere episode airing the same day on NBC
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Elisabeth Moss Makes Her Last Stand in 'The Handmaid's Tale' Final Season Trailer
The Emmy-winning series is set to return to Hulu in April
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On the Cover: Benson Boone, Ivan Cornejo, Megan Moroney and Rema
The artists who have us most excited about the music of tomorrow
How Donna Summer’s ‘I Feel Love’ Changed Pop Music Forever
‘The Perfect Church’
How tiny Oregon, Illinois, has spent decades grappling with one strange congregation, from abuse allegations to a leader who was supposed to live forever?
Five Years of Pain, Fatigue, and Gaslighting: Life With Long Covid
We’ve been discounted for half a decade, still sick from a pandemic the rest of the world would rather forget
It’s Taylor Sheridan’s World. We’re Just Watching It
The Yellowstone auteur is printing money with his sprawling TV universe — a place where America is great again, work is glorified, and a lone, brave man saves the day