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Rolling Stone Presents: The 2026 Audio Awards 🔊 Powerful portable speakers, do-it-all earbuds, and record players to spin your favorite albums. Hit the link in bio to see what was the best of the best this year.

Rolling Stone Presents: The 2026 Audio Awards 🔊 Powerful portable speakers, do-it-all earbuds, and record players to spin your favorite albums. Hit the link in bio to see what was the best of the best this year.

Rolling Stone Presents: The 2026 Audio Awards 🔊 Powerful portable speakers, do-it-all earbuds, and record players to spin your favorite albums. Hit the link in bio to see what was the best of the best this year.

Can @hilaryduff save pop music? Who's to say? What we know is that the 2000s star is ready for her epic pop return and she tells Rolling Stone about all of it in our new interview. Hit the link in bio to read. 📷 @ryanpfluger for Rolling Stone

Can @hilaryduff save pop music? Who's to say? What we know is that the 2000s star is ready for her epic pop return and she tells Rolling Stone about all of it in our new interview. Hit the link in bio to read. 📷 @ryanpfluger for Rolling Stone

Can @hilaryduff save pop music? Who's to say? What we know is that the 2000s star is ready for her epic pop return and she tells Rolling Stone about all of it in our new interview. Hit the link in bio to read. 📷 @ryanpfluger for Rolling Stone

In our new cover story, Rolling Stone goes in-depth on all things @gratefuldead and how Bob Weir kept the flame of the band alive for all of these years. Drummer Mickey Hart spoke about Bobby's partnership with Jerry Garcia: "His partner was gone — the sound that was always there when he played was gone. They both had stage fright, and they knew that being with each other canceled most of that out. They hung out together in the same onstage tent and yakked or played something during the break and before the concert. They felt comfortable in each other’s presence." Hit the link in bio to read the cover story. 📷 Clayton Call/Redferns

In our new cover story, Rolling Stone goes in-depth on all things @gratefuldead and how Bob Weir kept the flame of the band alive for all of these years. Drummer Mickey Hart spoke about Bobby's partnership with Jerry Garcia: "His partner was gone — the sound that was always there when he played was gone. They both had stage fright, and they knew that being with each other canceled most of that out. They hung out together in the same onstage tent and yakked or played something during the break and before the concert. They felt comfortable in each other’s presence." Hit the link in bio to read the cover story. 📷 Clayton Call/Redferns

In our new cover story, Rolling Stone goes in-depth on all things @gratefuldead and how Bob Weir kept the flame of the band alive for all of these years. Drummer Mickey Hart spoke about Bobby's partnership with Jerry Garcia: "His partner was gone — the sound that was always there when he played was gone. They both had stage fright, and they knew that being with each other canceled most of that out. They hung out together in the same onstage tent and yakked or played something during the break and before the concert. They felt comfortable in each other’s presence." Hit the link in bio to read the cover story. 📷 Clayton Call/Redferns

In our new cover story, @johnmayer opens up about being a huge fan of the @gratefuldead and the very first time he met Bob Weir in 2015 — and all that happened since. Hit the link in bio to read. 📷 Erika Goldring/Getty

In our new cover story, @johnmayer opens up about being a huge fan of the @gratefuldead and the very first time he met Bob Weir in 2015 — and all that happened since. Hit the link in bio to read. 📷 Erika Goldring/Getty

In our new cover story, @johnmayer opens up about being a huge fan of the @gratefuldead and the very first time he met Bob Weir in 2015 — and all that happened since. Hit the link in bio to read. 📷 Erika Goldring/Getty

For Rolling Stone's March 2026 cover package, Chloe Weir shares photos she's taken of her dad since becoming the official photographer for Dead & Company: “My dad loves that I get to do what I love, alongside him doing what he loves. We get to be, at the end of the day, working together.” Hit the link in bio to see more photos and read what Chloe had to say about each one. 📷 @chloekeiliaweir

For Rolling Stone's March 2026 cover package, Chloe Weir shares photos she's taken of her dad since becoming the official photographer for Dead & Company: “My dad loves that I get to do what I love, alongside him doing what he loves. We get to be, at the end of the day, working together.” Hit the link in bio to see more photos and read what Chloe had to say about each one. 📷 @chloekeiliaweir

For Rolling Stone's March 2026 cover package, Chloe Weir shares photos she's taken of her dad since becoming the official photographer for Dead & Company: “My dad loves that I get to do what I love, alongside him doing what he loves. We get to be, at the end of the day, working together.” Hit the link in bio to see more photos and read what Chloe had to say about each one. 📷 @chloekeiliaweir

Rolling Stone Presents Its March Cover 🌹 Grateful Dead Forever. After Bob Weir’s death dealt us a heavy and unexpected blow, we celebrate a six-decade trip and remember how Bobby kept the band's flame alive. At the link in bio, you'll find a hub full of Bob Weir and The Grateful Dead content — in-depth reporting, words from John Mayer, photos from Chloe Weir, a tribute by Mickey Hart, and much more. ❤️💙 Writers @davidbrowne_ & @shirleyhalperin Photographer (band) @jimmarshallphoto Photographer (Bobby Weir) @devinyalkin Co-Editors in Chief @shirleyhalperin @seanfwoods Managing Editor @weinflash Executive Music Editor Christian Hoard Creative Director @joe_hutchinson Director of Photography @jennsantana Director of Social & Video @waiss_aramesh UX Editor @nthompson89 Deputy Photo Editors @sachalecca @grifflotz

Rolling Stone Presents Its March Cover 🌹 Grateful Dead Forever. After Bob Weir’s death dealt us a heavy and unexpected blow, we celebrate a six-decade trip and remember how Bobby kept the band's flame alive. At the link in bio, you'll find a hub full of Bob Weir and The Grateful Dead content — in-depth reporting, words from John Mayer, photos from Chloe Weir, a tribute by Mickey Hart, and much more. ❤️💙 Writers @davidbrowne_ & @shirleyhalperin Photographer (band) @jimmarshallphoto Photographer (Bobby Weir) @devinyalkin Co-Editors in Chief @shirleyhalperin @seanfwoods Managing Editor @weinflash Executive Music Editor Christian Hoard Creative Director @joe_hutchinson Director of Photography @jennsantana Director of Social & Video @waiss_aramesh UX Editor @nthompson89 Deputy Photo Editors @sachalecca @grifflotz

Rolling Stone Presents Its March Cover 🌹 Grateful Dead Forever. After Bob Weir’s death dealt us a heavy and unexpected blow, we celebrate a six-decade trip and remember how Bobby kept the band's flame alive. At the link in bio, you'll find a hub full of Bob Weir and The Grateful Dead content — in-depth reporting, words from John Mayer, photos from Chloe Weir, a tribute by Mickey Hart, and much more. ❤️💙 Writers @davidbrowne_ & @shirleyhalperin Photographer (band) @jimmarshallphoto Photographer (Bobby Weir) @devinyalkin Co-Editors in Chief @shirleyhalperin @seanfwoods Managing Editor @weinflash Executive Music Editor Christian Hoard Creative Director @joe_hutchinson Director of Photography @jennsantana Director of Social & Video @waiss_aramesh UX Editor @nthompson89 Deputy Photo Editors @sachalecca @grifflotz

Rev. Jesse Jackson, the towering civil rights activist and religious leader who worked to improve economic conditions for Black communities and advocated for social justice causes around the world, died on Tuesday. He was 84. Tap the link in bio to read more. 📷 Mickey Adair/Getty

Rev. Jesse Jackson, the towering civil rights activist and religious leader who worked to improve economic conditions for Black communities and advocated for social justice causes around the world, died on Tuesday. He was 84. Tap the link in bio to read more. 📷 Mickey Adair/Getty

Rev. Jesse Jackson, the towering civil rights activist and religious leader who worked to improve economic conditions for Black communities and advocated for social justice causes around the world, died on Tuesday. He was 84. Tap the link in bio to read more. 📷 Mickey Adair/Getty

Robert Duvall, the legendary character actor who specialized in playing rugged, complicated men, has died. He was 95. Tap the link in bio to read more. 📷 Bob Riha, Jr./Getty

Robert Duvall, the legendary character actor who specialized in playing rugged, complicated men, has died. He was 95. Tap the link in bio to read more. 📷 Bob Riha, Jr./Getty

Robert Duvall, the legendary character actor who specialized in playing rugged, complicated men, has died. He was 95. Tap the link in bio to read more. 📷 Bob Riha, Jr./Getty

At home, no Valentine's plans? Stop doomscrolling and tap in at the link in bio to our list of the 20 love songs we hope to never hear again. 📷 Getty

At home, no Valentine's plans? Stop doomscrolling and tap in at the link in bio to our list of the 20 love songs we hope to never hear again. 📷 Getty

At home, no Valentine's plans? Stop doomscrolling and tap in at the link in bio to our list of the 20 love songs we hope to never hear again. 📷 Getty

Sugar cane fields, light blue, Ricky Martin playing "Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawaii," and more — Rolling Stone's @julyssa_raquel breaks down the symbolism from @badbunnypr's epic #SuperBowl halftime show. Read the full story by @drcrazyness and @petrariverarideau at the link in bio.

Sugar cane fields, light blue, Ricky Martin playing "Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawaii," and more — Rolling Stone's @julyssa_raquel breaks down the symbolism from @badbunnypr's epic #SuperBowl halftime show. Read the full story by @drcrazyness and @petrariverarideau at the link in bio.

Sugar cane fields, light blue, Ricky Martin playing "Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawaii," and more — Rolling Stone's @julyssa_raquel breaks down the symbolism from @badbunnypr's epic #SuperBowl halftime show. Read the full story by @drcrazyness and @petrariverarideau at the link in bio.

James Van Der Beek, the baby-faced heartthrob that first captured America’s heart as Dawson Leery in the hit 'Dawson’s Creek' and continued to surprise in a wide range of roles throughout his career, died on Wednesday. He was 48. Tap the link in bio for more. 📷 Michael Buckner/Deadline/Penske Media

James Van Der Beek, the baby-faced heartthrob that first captured America’s heart as Dawson Leery in the hit 'Dawson’s Creek' and continued to surprise in a wide range of roles throughout his career, died on Wednesday. He was 48. Tap the link in bio for more. 📷 Michael Buckner/Deadline/Penske Media

James Van Der Beek, the baby-faced heartthrob that first captured America’s heart as Dawson Leery in the hit 'Dawson’s Creek' and continued to surprise in a wide range of roles throughout his career, died on Wednesday. He was 48. Tap the link in bio for more. 📷 Michael Buckner/Deadline/Penske Media

Rolling Stone reports the story of Kota Youngblood — when the feds detained him at an Austin airport, the arrest ended a decades-old con that had drained roughly $12 million from more than 30 victims. While the sums were astonishing, the methods he used were plain sinister. His con was one unlike FBI agents had seen before. It was a confidence game built on proximity — on family dinners, on the slow, yearslong conversion of friendship into obedience. "I’ve never seen cruelty like this in a fraud," a federal prosecutor tells Rolling Stone. Hit the link in bio to read more. 📷 @marksmithillustration for Rolling Stone

Rolling Stone reports the story of Kota Youngblood — when the feds detained him at an Austin airport, the arrest ended a decades-old con that had drained roughly $12 million from more than 30 victims. While the sums were astonishing, the methods he used were plain sinister. His con was one unlike FBI agents had seen before. It was a confidence game built on proximity — on family dinners, on the slow, yearslong conversion of friendship into obedience. "I’ve never seen cruelty like this in a fraud," a federal prosecutor tells Rolling Stone. Hit the link in bio to read more. 📷 @marksmithillustration for Rolling Stone

Rolling Stone reports the story of Kota Youngblood — when the feds detained him at an Austin airport, the arrest ended a decades-old con that had drained roughly $12 million from more than 30 victims. While the sums were astonishing, the methods he used were plain sinister. His con was one unlike FBI agents had seen before. It was a confidence game built on proximity — on family dinners, on the slow, yearslong conversion of friendship into obedience. "I’ve never seen cruelty like this in a fraud," a federal prosecutor tells Rolling Stone. Hit the link in bio to read more. 📷 @marksmithillustration for Rolling Stone

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