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Behind the Scenes of Kendrick Lamar’s ‘GNX’

Kendrick Lamar’s latest album, GNX, was a surprise-released triumph, following his blockbuster battle with Drake. As we await to see which of the nine Grammy nominations GNX makes good on, take a look behind the scenes at the making of the album with the photos of the rapper and his key collaborators.

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The Best and Brightest Moments From Jingle Ball

More than 20 years in, iHeartRadio’s Jingle Ball is now an annual tradition that gets hundreds of attendees into the holiday spirit, thanks to a star-studded lineup and tons of performers eager to deck the halls with their biggest fans. This year’s New York City edition was no exception as acts like Ed Sheeran, Laufey, and […]

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Inside Elliott Landy’s Iconic Photos of the Band

One night in 1968 in New York City, when Elliott Landy was photographing a performance by Janis Joplin with her band, Big Brother and the Holding Company, he felt a tap on his back. It was their manager Albert Grossman, who also repped Bob Dylan. “He brought me into a large utility closet where we […]

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See Mick Rock’s Rare and Iconic ‘Rocky Horror’ Photos

Half a century has passed since The Rocky Horror Picture Show opened in theaters, only to close quickly and become a fixture of midnight screenings around the world and a bigger hit than anyone could have anticipated. The film has since become a signpost of the sexual revolution, thanks to its “Don’t dream it, be it” message of inclusivity, and characters like Tim Curry’s “sweet transvestite” Dr. Frank-N-Furter and the small-town squares played by Susan Sarandon and Barry Bostwick who become bisexual love maniacs, are now cinema icons.
Part of the reason why they’re so memorable is the photography of Mick Rock. At the request of director Jim Sharman, Rock, who is best known now for his portraits of David Bowie, Queen, and Lou Reed, visited the set to shoot whatever he wanted. So Rocky Horror’s legacy wasn’t frozen into a series of flat production stills, like pretty much every other movie, but captured live and in motion, like a rock & roll photoshoot. Rock would pose the actors, capture candid “backstage” shots, and generally bond with the talent in an unusual way for a movie.
Those photos are now the subject of a new book, Rocky Horror: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Cult Classic, which collects some of Rock’s most memorable shots from the film alongside rarely seen gems. The late photographer penned a foreword to the book, as did Richard O’Brien, who wrote the original play. Author Tim Mohr wrote a chronicle of the filming and collected observations from the film’s many admirers, including Joan Jett, Billy Corgan, Elvira, and Courtney Love, among others. The gallery that follows includes many of Rock’s most striking photos along with quotes from the book.

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Rolling Stone Musicians on Musicians Live 2025: See All the Photos

Hayley Williams, Jack Antonoff, María Zardoya of the Marias, and Role Model came together at New York’s Beacon Theatre on Oct. 23 for Rolling Stone‘s third-annual Musicians on Musicians live event, presented by Sonesta International Hotels. It was a memorable night full of unique collaborative performances, revealing conversations, and the spirit of live music. Here are […]

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Oasis: Trying to Find a Way Out of Nowhere

In her new book of more than 500 photos, “Trying to Find a Way Out of Nowhere”, the photographer Jill Furmanovsky captures Oasis on and off-stage during their meteoric rise to their breakup in 2009. “Oasis, like all the great bands I have worked with, have a rare kind of chemistry that has no formula and cannot be manufactured,” she says.

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A Week in the Life of a Showgirl

Since announcing her new album The Life of a Showgirlin August, Taylor Swift was eerily silent and barely seen out in public — outside of a special engagement announcement with partner Travis Kelce. That was until the day she released her 12th album: Since October 3rd, the world has been in the midst of a Taylor […]

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The Best Moments From All Things Go

The New York City edition of All Things Go was a jam-packed spectacle, full of major stars, onstage surprises, and tons of explosive sets that made the festival bigger than ever. Though it launched as a small event in 2014, it’s since bubbled into a giant three-day bonanza, and this year’s iteration featured one of […]

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Gunna’s Wunna Run 5K: See Photos From the Brooklyn Event

Gunna’s inaugural Wunna Run 5k took place in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park. He was joined by over 1,000 runners of various skill levels who took to the park’s infamous track for a late-summer run alongside one of rap’s biggest stars. The event comes as Gunna continues to progress on a remarkable fitness journey, one that began […]

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D.C. Fights Back Against Trump’s Takeover

Donald Trump earlier this month ordered the National Guard to occupy Washington, D.C., and take control of law enforcement in the nation’s capital. The president claimed federal troops would “liberate” the city from violent crime, although crime in the city has been declining. Trump has long wanted to use the military to terrorize Democratic cities, […]

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Inside Sudan’s City of the Dead

Driving into Khartoum in early April, just days after Sudan’s army ousted rebel forces and ended their almost two-year occupation, photojournalist Giles Clarke found a haunting emptiness. Mile after mile, he passed scorched hulks of tanker trucks and bullet-riddled vehicles twisted into strange shapes, with no people in sight. Having waited for weeks to gain […]

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Morat, Camilo, and More Rock Out at SummerStage

SummerStage has been in full swing — and this month’s lineup featured a set of shows sponsored by the Latin Alternative Music Conference (LAMC), showcasing talent from all corners of the Latin music industry. On July 9, Colombian pop-rock band Morat filled up the Central Park event, with fans lining up hours before the performance […]

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Check Out Rare and Intimate David Bowie Photos

As official photographer to David Bowie, Denis O’Regan had an extremely rare glimpse of the late legend. With David Bowie by Denis O’Regan (out August 5 on ACC Art Books), the British photographer opens his archives for a deeper look at Bowie and his many incarnations. Covering two decades and 200 concerts, the shots are […]

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Jim Marshall’s Unseen Grateful Dead

In a career immersed in rock & roll photography, the late Jim Marshall was long associated with certain iconic images: Johnny Cash flashing his middle finger at San Quentin, Bob Dylan and Suze Rotolo walking the streets of Greenwich Village, Jimi Hendrix thrusting his left arm out during his soundcheck for Monterey Pop. But Marshall’s […]

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The Best Photos From LadyLand 2025

LadyLand has felt like an electric, never-ending party and queer refuge for the last few years and over the weekend, Thousands of people gathered for one of the biggest iterations of the festival yet. Starting on Friday, the stages featured tons of star power and high-energy performances as drag powerhouses, pop queens, and rap icons […]

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The Best Photos From Warped Tour 2025

Warped Tour made its big comeback this weekend, taking over Washington, D.C., as part of its three-city run to celebrate its 30th anniversary. The beloved rock festival, which started back in 1995, had gone on hiatus in 2019, but returned with a star-studded lineup and a promise to go bigger, bolder, and more punk rock […]

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Thousands Gather in New York to Protest ICE

Over the weekend, protests erupted in downtown Los Angeles as a result of aggressive ICE raids against immigrants in the city. The situation in L.A. continues to escalate, with President Donald Trump calling in the National Guard and Marines in response to the protestors. Since then, protests against ICE have started in various U.S. cities from […]

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Brian Wilson: The Music Icon’s Life in Photographs

Brian Wilson, the Beach Boys founder and massively influential pop architect, died on Wednesday, his family shared through a statement. He was 82. “We are heartbroken to announce that our beloved father Brian Wilson has passed away. We are at a loss for words right now,” his family wrote in the statement, which was posted to social […]

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Rolling Stone’s “Future of Music U.K.” Showcase: The Best Photos

On Wednesday night, Rolling Stone’s “Future of Music U.K.” showcase kicked off at Hoxton Hall in London’s Shoreditch neighborhood. The event, part of the inaugural South by Southwest London festival, was headlined by the K’s, the Merseyside indie band who recently sold out London’s Roundhouse. Opening night was full of kinetic energy and noisy rock […]

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Met Gala 2025: A$AP Rocky, Zendaya, and Cardi B Hit the Red Carpet

The 2025 Met Gala is in full swing, with celebrities from every discipline descending on the Metropolitan Museum of Art for a night of high fashion. This year, attendees will celebrate the theme “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” which was inspired by the 2009 book Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic […]

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Ivan Cornejo Makes History at Radio City Music Hall

Ivan Cornejo made history over the weekend at Radio City Music Hall. The 20-year-old star became the youngest música mexicana act to headline the iconic venue in New York City. In two sold-out concerts on May 3 and 4, Cornejo powered through his hits as a part of his Mirada Tour Parte 2. As one […]

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‘50501’ Demonstrators Protest Trump Over Easter Weekend

Americans aren’t happy with how Donald Trump and his administration are tanking the economy, gutting critical public services, deporting people without due process, and generally dismantling the federal government in order to consolidate power around the president. They have made their voices heard through a new wave of demonstrations borne out of a grassroots, leaderless […]

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Rolling Stone’s Future of Music Showcase 2025: See the Photos

Rolling Stone’s third-annual Future of Music showcase at SXSW kicked off on Tuesday night with a high-energy headlining set (and plenty of flips!) from cover-star Benson Boone, then continued on Night Two with an excellent country-centric lineup headed by fellow cover star Megan Moroney. and on Night Three with a Latin-focused lineup led by Ivan […]

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Nathy Peluso Shines During Brooklyn Tour Stop

Nathy Peluso knows how to put on a show. The Argentine artist — and two-time Grammy nominee — is known for her unstoppable performance style and undeniable stage presence. On Saturday, she brought her skills to the Brooklyn Paramount and stunned the sold-out crowd with a spectacle of a show in support of her album […]

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Deadly Wildfires Burn Through Los Angeles: Photos

In less than 24 hours, a string of fires have ravaged Southern California, destroying countless homes and forcing thousands to evacuate. As of publication, the fires have caused two fatalities and turned more than  1,000 homes, businesses, and other structures to ash. The first blaze erupted in the Pacific Palisades, a coastal area west of […]

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The Best Photos from Sea.Hear.Now 2024

Asbury Park’s Sea.Hear.Now festival finally nabbed the headliner everyone has been waiting for since the festival began in 2018: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. Springsteen’s Sunday evening closing set was more than worth the six year wait: a rarities-filled set that gravitated towards 1973’s Greetings From Asbury Park and told the story of […]

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