is Rolling Stone's April cover star.
Ahead of his new album, 'Come Home the Kids Miss You' out May 6, Jack talked to us about wanting to be his generation's GOAT, life as a superstar/Gen Z sex symbol, and more.
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“All I know is he put his whole heart and soul into it, and I am so sad that I never found a way to thank him properly as he so deeply and profoundly deserved."
Léa Seydoux, Kristen Stewart, and Viggo Mortensen star in Cronenberg's 'Crimes of the Future,' set to premiere at Cannes. Watch the trailer: https://rol.st/3M2uQDq
tapped artists like David Byrne, Mitski, Moses Sumney to create the 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' soundtrack.
The band tells us how they conquered what initially felt like an impossible feat.
Art Rupe, the Rock Hall-inducted Specialty Records founder who helped shape rock music by releasing classics by Little Richard and Lloyd Price, has died at 104
Harry Styles proclaims “Men are trash” with help from Shania Twain, Anitta triumphs, and masks are scarce — here’s what we saw and heard at Coachella on Friday
Photographer Chip Py spent 10 years documenting Washington, D.C.’s vibrant go-go music scene. He shared pictures and stories from his book, "DC Go-Go: Ten Years Backstage" https://rol.st/37VsZS7
"People thought I didn't care. I did. I was caring."
Nicolas Cage sets the record straight in a long, candid interview about his new movie, acting, the 'Moonstruck' renaissance, his personal favorite Cage movie and more.
The Who took offered The Late Show audience a special rendition of the band’s 1971 hit single “Behind Blue Eyes,” filmed during a March all-acoustic charity gig to benefit the Teenage Cancer Trust at London’s historic Royal Albert Hall.
"All our international fans, even though they may not understand Korean, love us for who we are and love our music so much, so we just wanted to make a song they can easily listen to and understand.” #SEVENTEEN