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The Sterns Are Listening, the debut novel by poet Jonathan Wells, takes on parallel stories involving one complicated New York family, and the result is a triumph.  » Read More

Minaj has become the female rapper with the most chart-topping albums in history  » Read More

Eilish also appeared in two sketches. Barbie director Greta Gerwig and host Kate McKinnon introduced Eilish’s first song.  » Read More

Kurt Cobain spoke about LGBTQ community and their rights back in the day when no one dared to speak about it. Cobain had a cult following and he never resisted from speaking his mind. It turns out that his efforts have been put in the form of a performance by Cassie Workman. Cassie Workman spoke to NME and discussed about how Kurt was incredible as a queer icon.  » Read More

Kim Thayil of Soundgarden addressed criticisms of his playing being labeled “sloppy” during a recent interview with Pete Thorn. Thayil, known for kickstarting the Drop D tuning revival in the early ’90s, explained that accusations of sloppiness overlook his playing philosophy and the unique qualities that come with experimenting with different sounds. Thayil acknowledged reading online reviews criticizing his playing as sloppy and highlighted his unconventional approach to the guitar. […]

Happy 80th birthday Keith Richards (Rolling Stones). Make no mistake. Photo for MAGNET by Chris Sikich. Read Britta Phillips (Luna) and Marissa Nadler in MAGNET on Keef: The post Happy 80th Birthday Keith Richards (Rolling Stones) appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

Happy birthday Billie Eilish. When’s the party over? Photo for MAGNET by Chris Sikich. Read our live review from 2019: The post Happy Birthday Billie Eilish appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

Happy 70th birthday Elliot Easton (Cars). Change? No change? Read Frank Black (Pixies) in MAGNET on the Cars: The post Happy 70th Birthday Elliot Easton (Cars) appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

During their residency at the Vegas Sphere — which has been extended until March — U2 have been having fun with the setlist. Last month, they played “Seconds” for the first time since 1985; in September, they performed Achtung Baby deep cuts for the first time in 30 years.  » Read More