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Rolling Stone article on Thalía newest hit “Psycho B***h”. Thalia Wants the World to Let Loose on ‘Psycho *****’ WWW.ROLLINGSTONE.COM "We wake up every day with different emotions and every day brings you the opportunity to have a new story... -
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Katy Perry Talks ‘Kampy’ Residency, New Music, and How She Knew Dua Lipa Was the ‘It Girl’ TRIB.AL Katy Perry speaks on the last leg of her Play residency, how she knew Dua Lipa was the "it girl," and how motherhood... -
In a interview with Rolling Stone Mariah says she has songs in the works and has been collaborating with newer & legendary artists.- 15 replies
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Rolling Stone released this image of Taylor in a recording session. Taylor will be releasing 3 ‘Midnights’ Bonus Tracks via Target Exclusive Edition. Taylor Swift to Release Three ‘Midnights’ Bonus Tracks via Target Exclusive Edition T.CO Target announced that it will carry an exclusive lavender pressing of Taylor Swift's 'Midnights' on both vinyl and... -
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Rolling Stone‘s quoted, “For at least the past decade, Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter has been the world’s greatest living entertainer.” Do you agree? -
Christina was interviewed by rolling stone about this new masteclass, here’s what she says: I believe in platforms that encourage and inspire creative voices to be heard. It’s great that MasterClass allows people to share insight and personal experiences in easy-to-access bites of information. I was an early believer and investor in the company, and am so proud of the work that’s been done, especially the library of education that’s been built by the instructors. There’s also no one way of teaching or learning. Everyone and everybody’s experience is different and unique. And that’s what’s so great about the classes – they are built around individual stories and journeys, and all it takes is that one little line or lesson or word of encouragement that can trigger inspiration for someone… opening the floodgate for an aspiring talent. I never got any formal training growing up in the business, and I wasn’t taught in any structured school setting. Instead, I was taught by listening and feeling and learning to dig into my own stories and past, to create my vocal sound and future lyrics and albums. My lessons not only walk you through [the] ways I’ve learned over the years, but to technically open, warm up and sustain my vocal ability. Also, you’ll learn the ways in how I manage the nerves and mental anxieties that come with being a performer, which can be half the battle! The session in particular dives deeper into breaking down the insight I give and honing in on things I’ve experienced since my last class was offered. My fans are already so creative, and I know they appreciate authenticity, being a place that’s important for me to come from. I love sharing and hopefully inspiring future generations through what I’ve built over decades and how they can build from that. Given that I also grew up in a generation where privacy is valued to the fullest, and not overly sharing on social media or putting out too much content, they know that when I do speak up or release something, it’s something I value and believe in fully. Read More: https://www.rollingstone.com/product-recommendations/lifestyle/christina-aguilera-masterclass-review-price-1380873/ -
In a printed interview with rolling stone, December 11, 2008, Britney described an unheard song from the circus era that sounds like she’s describing Jamie & Lou Taylor. In her description she talks about certain individuals swooping into her world uninvitedly.- 17 replies
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Rolling Stone say that The one-time triple threat is turning into the king of ‘cringe’. Here is what Brittany Spanos wrote in this new article: At the turn of the century, Timberlake dominated every facet of pop culture. He was the de facto breakout star of dominating boy band *NSYNC and the boyfriend of pop princess Britney Spears. When both those parts of his life ended in uniquely dramatic fashions, he spun it into solo superstardom. Twenty years ago this fall, he made his mark with Justified. Four years after, Future***/LoveSounds would secure him enough industry good faith and clout for at least a decade more. …Over the last few years, however, things have changed drastically for for pop’s Bad-ish Boy-Next-Door. He took several long breaks between albums that eventually gained responses ranging from tepid to horrified (2018’s Man of the Woods, anyone?) and he hasn’t exactly taken over Hollywood. On top of some career missteps, public opinion on some of his actions as a budding star have been revisited, like the Super Bowl wardrobe malfunction that cost Janet Jackson her career and the way he made Britney Spears a villain after their break-up. The blowback was so loud that Timberlake had to issue a public apology to both women, though both Jackson and Spears have denied harboring any ill will towards him. …All of this made it incredibly difficult for Timberlake — who like many of his early millennium peers was as known for his dancing as he was his singing — to survive the public embarrassment of messing up the Beat Ya Feet dance. In a viral video from his performance at Pharrell’s Something in the Water festival that could possibly loom over his career larger than anything else mentioned so far, the teen idol gives hardcore awkward dad energy for the first time in his music career. It’s as harrowing to the millennial psyche as it is unbearably cringe-y to the numerous TikTok creators who spent a week roasting how he turned the DC specialty into an Irish jig. Read More: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/justin-timberlake-tiktok-cringe-podcast-dont-let-this-flop-1374158/- 61 replies
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Lali talks Britney Spears' Blackout. She tells Rolling Stone: "The first time we spoke I said: 'Let's make an album like Blackout and she replied: 'Faaa, I love it! I always thought about that,'" says De Tommaso about perhaps the only direct reference they put at work. But Spears' most influential album in 2007, a masterpiece he made while his life was at a peak of conflict, was not a guide to how this new Lali material should sound. “ Blackout as an example of sound change. What we are doing is not that it sounds like that album, what we do represents a transition," Galán explains. "Blackout is more personal than Britney Jean, the album that Britney promotes as the most personal. This album by Lali is an expression of freedom after having gone through other albums in which she followed more instructions." Read More: https://es.rollingstone.com/lali-en-rolling-stone-disciplina-y-diversion-con-la-diva-sonada-del-pop-argentino-arg/- 13 replies
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Megan Thee Stallion is on the cover of Rolling Stone's July/August Hot Issue. Looking hot 🥵 She reveals that she wants Tory Lanez to be jailed for shooting her & she plans to release her second studio album this summer.- 8 replies
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Blackpink’s Jennie is beautiful on Rolling Stone’s digital solo cover 🌺 -
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BLACKPINK set to make history as the first K-pop girl group to cover Rolling Stone and third overall, following Destiny’s Child and Spice Girls. Here’s an BTS exclusive of the shoot 😍👑- 10 replies
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1. Into You 2. no tears left to cry 3. ghostin 4. bad idea 5. thank u, next 6. One Last Time 7. Touch It 8. imagine 9. Rain On Me 10. God is a woman Do you agree with these choices? https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/50-best-ariana-grande-songs-1343919/god-is-a-woman-2018-1343931/- 44 replies
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Pink trashed Rolling Stone after they posted their top 25 Grammy performances list. "Bahahahaha you guys have been irrelevant since 1990," she wrote. "This is the magazine that used to feature people like John Lennon and Muddy Waters. Hunter S Thompson wrote political pieces- they put Tina Turner on their cover. Then they sold out and all credibility went to **** when 'style over substance' and 'revenue over authenticity' went into play," she continued. "That's when Snooki became acceptable coverage. Give me a f--king break. Do your homework. You don't have to like me or my music or anything about me- and believe me I could give a s--t- but this is the biggest sellout in f--king history when it comes to a publication we all once trusted," she went on. "F--k rolling stone. And I've felt that way for decades as so many of my favorite artists and my peers have. This isn't just about their horrendous opinion of 'rating Grammy performances'. It's decades of wasting Trees and people's time."- 80 replies
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Rolling stone has a special Pride issue celebrating the icons of the LGBTQ community such as Madonna, Cher, Britney spears and others. Plus LGBTQ pop artists like Halsey, Adam Lambert and a few others. However adding more erasure, they didn't include Janet Jackson, and that's basically erasing her impact on the LGBTQ community especially for people of color. -
Rolling Stone published a list of what they consider the 30 ***iest videos of all time. At #4, I'm a Slave 4 U by Britney Spears: You can see the full list here- 38 replies
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On April 15, 1999, Britney Spears appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine. In the picture shot by David LaChapelle (who would continue collaborating with Britney in future projects throughout her career) Britney appears lying in a bed covered with hot pink satin sheets, wearing some dotted pj shorts, her unbuttoned shirt revealing a black bra, a telephone in her left hand, and her right arm wrapped around a Tinky Winky doll from the Teletubbies. "Inside the Heart, Mind & Bedroom Of a Teen Dream" was the headline, surrounded by other stories about Cher, Bill Maher, Norm Macdonald, the Hole & Marilyn Manson tour and the lost tribes of the Amazon. Steven Daly starts the article talking about her "honeyed thigh" and the logo of her t-shirt "distended by her ample chest". The interview took place at Britney's home in Louisiana while she was recovering from the surgery after a knee injury she got during a dance rehearsal. With just one single out, 1998's ...Baby One More Time, and the album just recently released a few months prior, she was already on top of the world. They also dived a bit on the breakup with her ex-boyfriend Reg, as well as the rumors that linked her romantically to members of NSYNC and Backstreet Boys Britney also reflects in the kind of music the label ultimately made her record, as well as the origin of the ...Baby One More Time music video. You can read the full article here. Britney and David would later talk about the controversial photoshoot that caused a lot of criticism among parental groups that were concerned about the message Britney was sending to kids. She also covered the magazine several times throughout the years Related:- 15 replies
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