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Joan Jett & the Blackhearts have dropped previously unreleased live shows via the streaming platform Nugs.net. Jett kicked off the partnership with three concerts spanning her 40-year career: a show from Houston, Texas, in 1983; a Columbus, Ohio, concert from 2015; and a 2018 show that took place at Hellfest in Clisson, France. All three shows were released on audio and video. Tap the link in bio to learn more. Photo: Paul Natkin/Getty Images
On his new LP '#7DJ: 7 Días En Jamaica,' Maluma achieves a fastidious equilibrium between his slick and showy catalog and genuine reggae vibrations. Tap the link in bio to read our review. Photo: Phraa
Cicely Tyson, the pioneering actress whose career spanned more than six decades, has died at age 96. Learn more at the link in our bio. Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP Images
Nearly 40 women who have accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault have agreed to a $17 million settlement with the bankruptcy court overseeing the class-action lawsuit against the disgraced and imprisoned producer. For the most part, the new settlement — down significantly from the $44 million agreement first reported in May 2019 — would end the accusers’ four-year civil legal battle against Weinstein, although several women continue to pursue their own lawsuits against both the producer and the Weinstein Company. Tap the link in bio to read more. Photo: Seth Wenig/AP Images @apnews
Waxahatchee discusses her fifth album, ‘Saint Cloud,' sobriety and and more in a Rolling Stone Year in Music conversation presented by Yappa. Click the link in our bio to see the full interview.
Cloris Leachman, the Emmy-winning actress who starred in 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' and Mel Brooks' 'Young Frankenstein,' among dozens of movies and shows, has died at age 94. Link in bio. Photo: CBS/Getty Images
In a music industry obsessed with viral songs, execs are buying the beats behind fast-moving hits — sometimes without singers' knowledge. Some see this approach as shrewd and necessary, but others frown on the maneuver, saying the murky ethics can turn an artist's breakthrough into "a nightmare." Inside the increasingly popular — and increasingly messy — business of "beat buyouts.” Tap the link in bio to read more. Photo: Brayden George
Eddie Van Halen, born on this day in 1955, was a self-taught prodigy. Across four decades — until his tragic death from cancer last year — he made countless innovations in rock music. Not only did he radicalize the way the instrument was played, he redefined how it could be built and how it could sound. Tap the link in bio to read about how Eddie Van Halen reshaped rock guitar. Photo: Fin Costello/Redferns/Getty Images
The principal tragedy of Kobe Bryant's death will always be a father and husband stolen from his wife and daughters, but the rest of us lose the chance to see one of the greatest players of all time use the drive that made him superb and see how that would manifest off the court. In a way, that was happening most indelibly in the person of Gianna. Kobe’s second act took an even more brutal hit with the death of his young daughter, who so loved the game that defined her father’s life. Tap the link in bio to read "The Unfinished Kobe Bryant," written by @jamilsmith after Bryant's passing. Photo: Rob Carr/Getty Images
50 years ago today, Charles Manson and three of his followers were convicted of murder. Tap the link in bio to read our 1970 cover story about the grisly murders, blockbuster trial, and the crimes that changed the counterculture forever. Photo: Wally Fong/AP
Morgan Wade's polished new song "Wilder Days" proves that country and Americana needn't always rely on Telecaster twang. Tap the link to hear the Virginia songwriter's excellent Eighties vibes, along with other songs in our RS Country Music Picks for this week. (Photo: David McClister)
![Joe Biden says he supports canceling $10,000 in federal student debt through legislation, while congressional progressives like Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) say they want five times that amount wiped out right away, by executive order. The New York Times says the $10K-versus-$50K debate will be “one of the first tests of [Biden’s] relationship with the liberal wing of his party.”
If that’s the big question left to answer, it bodes poorly for solving the student-loan crisis, since wiping out a little or even a lot of debt won’t fix an inherently predatory system. This would be unsurprising, since political attention to this issue almost always involves one-time fixes that leave underlying causes untouched.
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Joe Biden says he supports canceling $10,000 in federal student debt through legislation, while congressional progressives like Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) say they want five times that amount wiped out right away, by executive order. The New York Times says the $10K-versus-$50K debate will be “one of the first tests of [Biden’s] relationship with the liberal wing of his party.” If that’s the big question left to answer, it bodes poorly for solving the student-loan crisis, since wiping out a little or even a lot of debt won’t fix an inherently predatory system. This would be unsurprising, since political attention to this issue almost always involves one-time fixes that leave underlying causes untouched. Tap the link in bio to read more. Photo: Clem Murray/Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS/Newscom/MEGA
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