Future of Music 2025: Meet Rolling Stone UK’s Artists
Posted in: Music Features
After bringing you our Future of Music 2025 list last month, we're now taking a look at exciting Future 25 artists from our Rolling Stone global partners
Sydney Film Festival Lands Australian Premiere of Star-Studded Cannes Film
Posted in: Movie NewsFresh from the Cannes Competition, 'Eddington' will make its Australian premiere at the 72nd Sydney Film Festival
Rebel Wilson Blasts ‘The Deb’ Star at Cannes Yacht Event
Posted in: Movie NewsA feud between Rebel Wilson and the producers of her directorial debut 'The Deb' has intensified following a Cannes yacht party
‘I Literally Am Back in Fashion!: Anastacia on 25 Years of Music and Fresh Starts
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe pop icon is heading back to Australia to celebrate the 25th anniversary of her debut album 'Not That Kind'
WILSN Recruits Some Legendary Soul Musicians for Her New Single
Posted in: Music NewsWILSN decided to make a positive song after her last record "was dark and sombre and about love going wrong"
Neil Young Stands With Taylor Swift, Bruce Springsteen in Trump’s Musician War: ‘You Work for Us’
Posted in: Music NewsNeil Young has called out Donald Trump over his one-sided war against musicians like Bruce Springsteen and Taylor Swift
Jeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri Race Against the Money Clock in ‘The Bear’ Season 4 Trailer
Posted in: TV NewsJeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri face high stakes in ‘The Bear’ Season 4 trailer, as the restaurant nears shutdown
Ayesha Madon’s First Single of 2025 Is About the Joy of Friendship
Posted in: Music NewsMadon was one of 25 rising Australian and New Zealand artists chosen for our Future of Music 2025 list.
Scarlett Johansson Is a Dinosaur-Fighting Badass in Latest ‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’ Trailer
Posted in: Movie News'Jurassic World: Rebirth' previews Scarlett Johansson's action-ready moves in the latest trailer for the upcoming film
Remembering George Wendt: Why Everybody Knew Norm’s Name
Posted in: TV FeaturesNo one could have played Cheers' quintessential barfly Norm with more warmth and world-weariness than actor George Wendt, who died today at 76
