The Grammy-winning rapper was found not guilty of conspiracy, stalking resulting in death, and murder for hire and broke down crying as the verdict was read
Rolling Stone•Nancy Dillon12 Sept
A federal judge said Friday he was leaning toward denying a summary judgment bid and sending the copyright battle over the multi-platinum hit “Dancing With a Stranger” to trial
Rolling Stone•Nancy Dillon11 Sept
Lawyers for the company argued the appearance of the singer's image on a television box contains "nothing suggesting plaintiff endorses the televisions"
Rolling Stone•Larisha Paul11 Sept
The lawsuit comes after the Quintanilla siblings were embroiled in a public dispute on social media
Rolling Stone•Maya Georgi11 Sept
The event will celebrate 50 years of She-Punk with artwork, photography, fashion, and archival material from pioneers
Rolling Stone•Larisha Paul11 Sept
The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority is still deciding on a final new title for the Nashville International Airport that will incorporate the country icon's name and legacy
Rolling Stone•Larisha Paul11 Sept
Lawsuit claims band offered $80,000 to buy out Hinds' stake, and that new album Marrow Deep 's cover features illustration of Hinds without permission
Rolling Stone•Daniel Kreps11 Sept
Looking for the week’s best new music? Check out our Songs You Need to Know playlist
Rolling Stone•Rolling Stone11 Sept
The record, out Oct. 2, is executive produced by Pharrell Williams, who helmed the recent single "Haavin"
Rolling Stone•Larisha Paul11 Sept
Song appears on Heart of Gold: The Songs of Neil Young, Vol. 2 - Out of the Blue, out this fall with Vol. 3
Rolling Stone•Kory Grow11 Sept
Band's journey from Sheffield, England schoolmates to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees will be focus of 'Long Live Def Leppard'
Rolling Stone•Daniel Kreps11 Sept
Bryan claimed the rapper assaulted her at a nightclub in 1999. He calls the claims "invented interactions"
Rolling Stone•Cheyenne Roundtree11 Sept
The band's pop-up gig debuted new song "My Whole World," leaned heavy into hits like "Use Somebody," and featured the Bryan collab "Bowery"
Rolling Stone•Joseph Hudak11 Sept
Just days after punk pioneers played "one of the most boring rock & roll shows ever," McNeil writes in his book 'Resident Punk,' Johnny Rotten called it quits
Rolling Stone•Jason Newman11 Sept
In the weeks after the attacks, artists reflected on how their lives have already changed
Rolling Stone•Rolling Stone11 Sept
The singer released her new LP, Westside Whimsy , today
Rolling Stone•Emily Zemler11 Sept
The group showcased of medley of songs, including “Burnin’ Up,” “Sucker,” and a cover of John Farnham’s "You’re the Voice"
Rolling Stone•Emily Zemler11 Sept
The rapper pledged to hold the lawyer who filed the since-dismissed allegation accountable, but now the lawyer is entitled to recover his legal costs
Rolling Stone•Nancy Dillon11 Sept
The show celebrated the 30th anniversary of Jay-Z's debut album, Reasonable Doubt
Rolling Stone•Charisma Madarang11 Sept
Krauss was advised to take a "vocal rest" to ensure a full recovery
Rolling Stone•Charisma Madarang10 Sept