The White Stripes Drop Full 2005 ‘From the Basement’ Performance
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“It was beautifully filmed and the sound quality makes a performance on a regular TV show sound like a wax cylinder recording,” Jack White says
50 Greatest Australian Artists of All Time – #12: Crowded House
Posted in: Music FeaturesJenny Morris reflects on the majestic career of one of the world's most beloved bands, the iconic Crowded House.
50 Greatest Australian Artists of All Time – #13: The Saints
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Hoodoo Gurus' Dave Faulkner takes a look back at The Saints, one of the most influential punk bands in not just Australia, but the world.
50 Greatest Australian Artists of All Time – #14: The Go-Betweens
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Church's Steve Kilbey takes a look back at one of the most iconic exports to ever come from Brisbane, The Go-Betweens.
5 Seconds of Summer Postpone No Shame Tour to Late 2021
Posted in: Music NewsRescheduling their tour for a second time, the new dates will now coincide with the tenth anniversary of 5 Seconds of Summer.
New ‘Allen v. Farrow’ Doc Trailer Delves Into Woody Allen Abuse Allegations
Posted in: Movie NewsFour-part docuseries will premiere later this month
‘Too Long; Didn’t Watch’: Eliza Coupe Goes on a Ride With ‘Breaking Bad’
Posted in: TV FeaturesOn this week’s episode of the new Rolling Stone/OBB Sound podcast, the ‘Happy Endings’ actor joins host Alan Sepinwall to discuss the wild adventures of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman
Flashback: Peter Gabriel Mocks Trash TV With ‘The Barry Williams Show’
Posted in: Music NewsIt’s been nearly 20 years since Gabriel’s most recent LP of original work, and the lead single was maybe the worst song he’s ever recorded
Demi Lovato, Sam Fischer Take an Emotional Train Ride in ‘What Other People Say’ Video
Posted in: Music NewsDuo released new single earlier this month
‘It’s a Sin’ Mourns the Loss and Celebrates the Lives of AIDS Victims
Posted in: TV ReviewsRussell T. Davies’ limited series about the dawn of the crisis in early 1980s London is a gut-wrenching look at the horrors of the disease — but it makes plenty of room for joy, too
