There's a special gift under the tree — or online — for Sabrina Carpenter fans, with 'Man's Best Friend (Bonus Track Version)’ now available to stream. More: www.rollingstone.com/music/music-...

Céline Dion transformed into the Grinch to deliver holiday greetings with a humorous musical spin. Watch: www.rollingstone.com/music/music-...

President Trump went on a tirade against Stephen Colbert and late-night TV before wishing followers a “Merry Christmas.” More: www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult...

The five-track project is a follow-up to their collaborative mixtape series, Merry Christmas Lil' Mama www.rollingstone.com/music/music-...

Attorneys for Combs argue that the court determined his 50-month sentence with "heavy reliance on acquitted conduct" www.rollingstone.com/music/music-...

A judge found that Carey incurred "needless expenses responding to frivolous legal arguments" made by country artist Andy Stone, who sued for copyright infringement www.rollingstone.com/music/music-...

Prominent conservative influencers and lawmakers sparred at TPUSA's America Fest, its first major conference since the murder of Charlie Kirk.

In the latest edition of The Rolling Stone Interview, Will Arnett goes deep on his transformative experience making 'Is This Thing On?,' bombing onstage, and why he’s drawn to playing guys who need to get their shit together.

"This means so much, coming from you," Grande wrote in response.

In the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's assassination, the right is at war with itself over who gets a place in the movement Turning Point USA built. Commentary: bit.ly/3MScbjB

Will Arnett talks to Rolling Stone about the public's speculation about his previous relationship with Amy Poehler: "It’s fucking hilarious to me how much shit is just made up and they have zero idea. It’s like, 'Oh, you think you know what my life is?'" rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv...

This year, Buford Pusser became the prime suspect in his wife’s murder. For those who knew him only through 'Walking Tall,' the news was a shock — but not to McNairy County residents who’d been skeptical of Pusser’s narrative. More: rollingstone.com/culture/cult...

The Crown Prosecution Service in England has filed new charges against Russell Brand, one count of rape and another of sexual assault.

'No Other Choice' follows an unemployed manager driven to murdering potential rivals for a job. Eat your heart out, LinkedIn! Review ↓

The best metal albums of 2025, including Deftones, Ghost, Deafheaven, Halestorm, Agriculture, and more.

If you’ve ever dreamed of James Hetfield reading you a festive bedtime story, consider this an early Christmas present.

Go behind the scenes of ‘Stranger Things’ star Finn Wolfhard’s new stop-motion video for George Harrison’s classic “Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)” in an exclusive clip.

Commentary: The horrific mass shooting of Hanukkah revelers in Australia was the work of alleged ISIS-inspired terrorists. It is also a consequence of our collective silence in the face of bigotry.

Despite the series’ length and scope, there’s still a lot of questions left unanswered. Maybe in 50 years this will all be declassified version, but, for now, we’re left wondering about some major moments and logistics, compiled below.

The latest edition of The Rolling Stone Interview: Will Arnett. The actor on his transformative experience making Is This Thing On?, bombing onstage, and why he’s drawn to playing guys who need to get their shit together. Read: www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv...

Rob Sheffield’s favorite songs of 2025 included hits, flops, obscurities, pop thrills, rock monsters, rap poets, soul divas, and Bryan Ferry. See his full list ↓

Amid the Trump administration's assault on vaccines and cuts to the CDC, there are now more than 2,000 confirmed cases — and counting — of measles nationwide. "We’re still dealing with things that First World nations shouldn’t even be talking about," a health commissioner tells Rolling Stone.

After calling for peace between Young Thug and Gunna, 21 Savage ignited a broader debate about street codes and whether rap’s old rules still matter.

From a true-crime takedown to the danger of talking truth to power — a look back at our favorite docs of the year.

Legal experts explain this month's hearings and what might happen in the case against the accused United Healthcare CEO shooter

The aggressive crackdown of ICE raids have turned the average American street into a battlefield, increasing our reliance on the surveillance state.

Some of the biggest names from TikTok's book community give Rolling Stone their predictions for what their side of the app might look like in 2026.

Sunny Sweeney talks new album 'Rhinestone Requiem' and finding a second act as a country music deejay on SiriusXM.

A colorful, revealing visit with the famous cartoonist and counterculture icon at his home in the South of France. Feature ↓

Gracie Abrams, Aaron Dessner, and Bon Iver share charity single 'Sold Out' supporting Everytown, an organization dedicated to ending gun violence.

The police officer who identified Mangione from a missing person’s report clears up misconceptions a year after the United Healthcare shooting.

Best-selling author Jillian Lauren breaks her silence on the aftermath of the LAPD shooting and divorce from Weezer bassist Scott Shriner.

The assassination of Charlie Kirk turned him into fodder for AI-generated deepfakes and memes, even while conservatives memorialized him as a martyr. Commentary ↓

Exclusive: I spoke with the SFPD officer who identified Luigi Mangione about whether his mother made those incriminating comments about him www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult... @rollingstone.com

Jonathan Terrell's music got pulled from Spotify after being mistakenly flagged for having artificial streams; the Texas singer fought back and won.

David Zane Mairowitz spends time with famous cartoonist and counterculture icon R. Crumb, a legendary underground comics figure who inspired a later wave of personalized comic writing and autobiographical graphic novels that flood the market today. 🔗 bit.ly/3YEhqG2

At least 717 million magazines, like the one used by the Brown University mass shooter, have been produced and distributed over 30 years, including a decade when the devices were banned. Exclusive from Rolling Stone and @thetrace.org ↓

40 years after his first classic singles, Slick Rick still has a story to tell. The legend sits down with us to talk about his first album since 1999, the state of hip-hop music, and more.

After two decades on the books, a little-used federal law is being activated in ways that could turn immigration screening into the backbone of a far-reaching DNA surveillance system. It wouldn’t stop at the border. Story: bit.ly/44Eod6j

Donald Trump has said, “One way or the other, we’re going to get" Greenland. Rolling Stone spoke with Greenlanders about their feelings regarding Trump’s threats, Denmark, and independence. Read: www.rollingstone.com/politics/pol...

Trump's appointment of Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry as special envoy to Greenland has sparked controversy. Read @lorenaoneil.com's 2024 deepdive inside Landry's crusade to tear down the wall between church and state. Story: www.rollingstone.com/politics/pol...

“Everybody’s always talking about what a terrible guy Putin is. He’s a terrible monster like Hitler. Na da da da da. But I’m not sure the Americans are much better… We just hear the Western propaganda." Feature: www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult...

Crumb on Marjorie Taylor Greene: “The most low-level, sleazy, opportunistic politics of playing on the ignorance of her constituency, which is some remote mountain county of Georgia.” More: www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult...

When Mick Jagger tried to hire him for a Stones album, Crumb refused. “I didn’t like him,” he tells Rolling Stone. Simple as that. Interview: www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult...

Crumb is still considered the godfather of personal-story (his own) underground comics from the counterculture era. While inventing his many other characters, he also planted his own antihero persona in his work, usually in self-derogatory fashion. Read: www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult...

‘Paranoid, Loathsome, Neurotic’: The Inimitable R. Crumb Looks Back A colorful, revealing visit with the famous cartoonist and counterculture icon at his home in the South of France. Feature: www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult...

Academic articles from authors using large language models are creating an ecosystem of fake research that threatens human knowledge itself.

Sigourney Weaver on 'Avatar: Fire and Ash,' the upcoming Mandalorian movie, and the hilarious story of auditioning for 'Ghostbusters.' Interview ↓

The late director brought us Harry, Sally, Lardass, Inigo Montoya, Colonel Jessup, and more to life in some of the most celebrated films of our time.

Elizabeth Nichols, the country singer behind ‘Might Go MAGA,’ is blowing up for her sharp, funny, politically charged songwriting.