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Beyoncé didn’t sing, but starting with curator Lady Gaga herself, the One World show went supernova out of the gate with Stevie Wonder doing Bill Withers and a very personal Paul McCartney advocating for stronger health care systems around the world and singing his Beatles classic Lady Madonna for his nurse mother. One knight of the realm was soon followed by another as David and Victoria Beckham introducedSir Elton John belting out I’m Still Standing from his LA driveway. … [Read more...] about ‘One World’ Concert Review: Rolling Stones & Beyoncé Hit High Notes At Multi-Network Show For COVID-19 Frontline Workers

All three original members were people who had been misplaced in their lives. The Beatles grew up together; these guys hadn’t. They made a community, but didn’t have the kind of background to trust a community or to hold it together ­– tension between creating something new and not really trusting the union that you’re doing it in. All three of those guys had longed for something that they could only find with each other, but they couldn’t trust having it with each other. … [Read more...] about Inside the Fury and the Power of the Clash with ‘Rolling Stone’ Writer Mikal Gilmore

“Given the complexity of this industry, even the most ardent film and television fans aren’t always aware of career paths they might be great for, and if they lack certain resources or connections they might never find out,” says Yellowbrick President and CEO Rob Kingyens. “We’re delighted to work with NYU Tisch School of the Arts — one of the world’s leading schools in this area — and Rolling Stone and IndieWire — leading media brands — to educate ambitious learners on what this industry has to offer them.” … [Read more...] about ‘Film and TV Industry Essentials’: Rolling Stone, IndieWire, NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts Program

On January 27th at 3pm Eastern time/ 12pm Pacific time, Crutchfield will join Rolling Stone deputy music editor Simon Vozick-Levinson for a virtual event discussing her acclaimed album and the year in music, in partnership with Yappa, an audio and video commenting tool. … [Read more...] about Best Music 2020: Join Waxahatchee in Conversation With Rolling Stone

But when he spent time with us, it was quality. I can remember how his face would light up when he would see the four of us. When you’re a parent, your children give you a kind of glowing feeling. And we were happy to see him. I’d be playing in the house somewhere, and someone would say, “Daddy’s home.” I might have a toy in my hand, and I’d just drop it and start running toward him. And then he would embrace us, and it was always interesting, because each of us would kiss him. And we had what you call “sugar spots”: the two boys would get kissed on the cheek and Mother’s, naturally, was on the lips. And the two girls – one was forehead and one was lips. So that was always fun just to watch. And we also rode bicycles. We swam – Daddy was an avid swimmer. … [Read more...] about Martin Luther King III: The Rolling Stone Interview