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Yapeht Kotto, the prolific character actor who starred in Alien, the James Bond film Live and Let Die, and the long-running TV series Homicide: Life on the Street, died Monday night at the age of 81. Kotto’s wife, Thessa Sinahon, announced his death in a Facebook post, though a cause of death was not immediately available. Tap the link in bio to read more. Photo: Taro Yamasaki/The LIFE Images Collection/Getty Images
‘Time’ director Garrett Bradley takes us inside her intimate look at the effects of incarceration on one family — and reveals what she plans to do next. The Oscar-nominated documentary follows a black family living in the shadow of incarceration. At the center of that family is Sibil Richardson, known as Fox Rich, whose husband, Robert, is serving a 60-year sentence for a crime the two of them committed when they were young, newly married, and desperate. The film is a stunning, surprising mix of present-tense footage (filmed by Bradley and others) and video diaries Rich has been compiling over the course of 21 years — footage shot to show Robert all that he’s missing of his wife and kids while in prison. Tap the link in bio to read about how Bradley created the year's best documentary. Photo: @blvxmth for Rolling Stone
![Lauryn Hill for Rolling Stone, February 18th, 1999.
“Music is about to change. I think now people feel a little more comfortable playing with the parameters. Writing more intensely. I think we [D’Angelo and herself] have helped to make people less afraid. There are a lot of young people who will be given more leeway. People can’t really hear potential. There’s a lot of people who need to hear a ready-made, instant-meal, TV-dinner-type thing – where you just put it in the microphone – the microwave, as opposed to potential.”
Revisit the cover story, written by Touré, at the link in bio.
Photo: Mark Seliger
Every Monday throughout Women's History Month, we're sharing iconic covers from our archives. #RSWomensHistory](https://api-linkudu.haalo.in/Media/GetMedia/29759)
Lauryn Hill for Rolling Stone, February 18th, 1999. “Music is about to change. I think now people feel a little more comfortable playing with the parameters. Writing more intensely. I think we [D’Angelo and herself] have helped to make people less afraid. There are a lot of young people who will be given more leeway. People can’t really hear potential. There’s a lot of people who need to hear a ready-made, instant-meal, TV-dinner-type thing – where you just put it in the microphone – the microwave, as opposed to potential.” Revisit the cover story, written by Touré, at the link in bio. Photo: Mark Seliger Every Monday throughout Women's History Month, we're sharing iconic covers from our archives. #RSWomensHistory
![Spice Girls for Rolling Stone, July 10, 1997.
“We’ve just got every element we need. I’m better at melodies, but I’m terrible with lyrics. Geri’s brilliant with lyrics. Emma’s great with harmonies. Mel [B] always comes up with hooks. And Victoria’s great with melody as well. We never get stuck.” — Mel C
Revisit the cover story, written by Chris Heath, at the link in bio.
Photo: Mark Seliger
Every Monday throughout Women's History Month, we're sharing iconic covers from our archives. #RSWomensHistory](https://api-linkudu.haalo.in/Media/GetMedia/29761)
Spice Girls for Rolling Stone, July 10, 1997. “We’ve just got every element we need. I’m better at melodies, but I’m terrible with lyrics. Geri’s brilliant with lyrics. Emma’s great with harmonies. Mel [B] always comes up with hooks. And Victoria’s great with melody as well. We never get stuck.” — Mel C Revisit the cover story, written by Chris Heath, at the link in bio. Photo: Mark Seliger Every Monday throughout Women's History Month, we're sharing iconic covers from our archives. #RSWomensHistory
Whitney Houston for Rolling Stone, June 10th, 1993. “I wanted to be a teacher. I love children, so I wanted to deal with children. Then I wanted to be a veterinarian. But by the age of ten or eleven, when I opened my mouth and said, ‘Oh, God, what’s this?’ I kind of knew teaching and being a veterinarian were gonna have to wait. What’s in your soul is in your soul.” Revisit the cover story, written by Anthony DeCurtis, at the link in bio. Photo: Albert Watson Every Monday throughout Women's History Month, we're sharing iconic covers from our archives. #RSWomensHistory
Nick Jonas has surprise-released a deluxe edition of his new album 'Spaceman,' originally released March 12th. The deluxe version is out Monday via Island Records.⠀ ⠀ 'Spaceman Deluxe' features remixes of the tracks “2Drunk,” Don’t Give Up on Us,” and “This Is Heaven.” It also features two new songs: “Dangerous” and “Selfish,” the latter a collaboration with Nick Jonas’ family band, the Jonas Brothers.⠀ ⠀ In support of the deluxe album, Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas will host an exclusive discussion via Instagram’s new live broadcasting tool, Live Rooms, airing Monday, March 15th at 6:00 p.m. ET. The brothers will touch on each of their solo careers, what the 'Spaceman' project means to Nick, and how they’ve all been able to pursue multiple projects at once.⠀ ⠀ Tap the link in bio to read more.⠀ ⠀ Photo: Anthony Mandler
@roddyricch took to the Grammys stage on Sunday night to perform his massive hit “The Box” and debut a new song, "Heartless." Tap the link in bio to watch Roddy Ricch's performance. Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for The Recording Academy
BTS performed their hit “Dynamite” from a Seoul, South Korea, rooftop at the 2021 #Grammys. Tap the link in bio to watch BTS' performance. Photo by Cliff Lipson/CBS 2021
@dojacat donned an alien cyborg outfit for her performance of a remixed “Say So” at the 63rd Annual #GRAMMYs on Sunday night. Tap the link in bio to watch Doja Cat's performance. Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for The Recording Academy
Beyoncé won Best R&B Performance for "Black Parade," making her the most awarded female artist in #GRAMMYs history with 28 total awards. Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images
@lilbaby performed “The Bigger Picture” at the 2021 #Grammys and made a powerful statement about police brutality. Tap the link in bio to watch Lil Baby's performance. Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for The Recording Academy
@postmalone bring a very dramatic "Hollywood’s Bleeding" to the 2021 #Grammys. Tap the link in bio to watch Post Malone's performance. Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images
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