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The Story of How Migos Met Drake and Changed Rap Forever

In this excerpt from his book, 'Rap Capital: An Atlanta Story,' music journalist Joe Coscarelli tells the story of Migos' 2013 crossover hit 'Versace'

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‘What If I Don’t Like Music Anymore?’: A Wildly Honest Conversation Between BTS' RM and Pharrell Williams

BTS and Pharrell have a secret collab coming — and that's just one of the revelations from this meeting of two superstars

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Murder, Drugs, and Drunk Driving: Inside the Wild ‘Weird Al’ Biopic

Co-writer Yankovic and star Daniel Radcliffe on telling the very not-true story of the singer’s life

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Musicians on Musicians 2022

Welcome to Rolling Stone’s 2022 Musicians on Musicians package, where two great artists come together for a free, open conversation about life and music.

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The 50 Best Goth Songs of All Time

It's the soundtrack of the deepest, darkest nights of the soul — from Bowie to Bauhaus, from Nine Inch Nails to Nick Cave, from post-punk and dance pop to blues and country.

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Dr. Oz’s Campaign Is Stocked With Jan. 6ers

The Republican has kept his distance from the "stolen election" lie while running for Senate, but records obtained by Rolling Stone reveal some of his staffers have embraced it wholeheartedly — and even attended the Jan. 6 rally to overturn the election

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Can Kanye West Ever Tour Again?

The rapper was on shaky ground in the live business even before his antisemitic comments derailed his career, but as one booker says, 'It’ll take a much longer time to have anyone ... trust [him] again'

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All 229 of Taylor Swift’s Songs, Ranked

From teen country tracks to synth-pop anthems and rare covers, a comprehensive assessment of her one-of-a-kind songbook through the Midnights era.

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