Riot Games released the soaring dance music anthem "Ignite" this week, confirming rumors that it would be collaborating with Grammy award-winning DJ and EDM artist Zedd to commemorate the upcoming 2016 League of Legends World Championship. Though it's already clocking more than three million views on YouTube, the anthem has a

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A federal judge dismissed a $7 million lawsuit against Jay Z and his former label partners that accused them of breach of contract and copyright infringement over the logo for Roc-A-Fella Records, Reuters reports.

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Shania Twain's history of duet performances are unquestionably dwarfed by her sizable solo hits, yet her brief alliances with other singers on record have yielded some interesting results. In 2004, Twain released her first-ever Greatest Hits collection, adding three new tracks to the set, which included material from all but her 1993 self-titled debut. As had been the case with her

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No one has seen Louis Wolfensohn for at least 20 years. Not even his mother, Rita, who for the past two decades believed her son moved out of their Brooklyn home. Yet on September 15th, the New York Post reported that her son had possibly never left at all, becoming one of the many things

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Did This Hoarder Lose Her Dead Son in Her Home?

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Phish will return to Madison Square Garden for another New Year's Eve stand set to take place December 28th through the 31st.

Tickets for the four concerts will go on sale via Ticketmaster October 14th at noon ET. An online ticket request period is also underway now

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You could tell Donald Trump knew the debate went badly by the way he barreled into the "spin room" and immediately began disavowing things he'd said in front of more than 80 million people just moments before.

When Clinton suggested during Monday's debate that Trump has

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Aaron Lewis revels in irony. The 44-year-old singer, who once appeared on the cover of High Times magazine holding a bong, arrives for an interview sporting a narcotics law-enforcement cap. Equally ironic is the fact that the frontman for the hard-rock group Staind just released one of the most country-sounding albums of the year. Titled Sinner, and produced by Buddy Cannon

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Aaron Lewis on Controversy, Being 'Too Country' and Future of Staind

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Luke Bryan paints his own picture of a quiet, carefree paradise — complete with huckleberry limbs and peanut butter sandwiches — in "I Do All My Dreamin' There," a new track from his Farm Tour...Here's to the Farmer EP. The new song is one

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Norwegian electronic duo Röyksopp have released an outrageous new video for "Never Ever," featuring singer-songwriter Susanne Sundfør.

The self-directed clip uses endearingly campy special effects. Psychedelic neon backgrounds and an egregious use of superimposition match the bubblegum disco of "Never Ever." The clip also features cast of bizarre

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Sometimes a home run can mean much more than just another notch on the scoreboard. Just ask Dee Gordon and the Miami Marlins.

Reeling from the tragic and untimely death of 24-year-old pitching star José Fernández in a boating accident off Miami Beach over the

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When Emmylou Harris topped the country chart in the summer of 1978 with "Two More Bottles of Wine," Margo Price was still five years away from making her debut on the planet, where she was destined to become one of the most engaging songwriters and performers in country music today. Inspired as she has been by Harris, Loretta Lynn and Tammy Wynette, Price has transcended gender with

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: See Margo Price Join Emmylou Harris for Fiery 'Two More Bottles of Wine'

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As the bandleader for David Letterman during his tenures on both Late Night and Late Show, Paul Shaffer's become a fixture of television history on par with The Simpsons' couch or the bar from Cheers. The late-night icon stopped by the Rolling Stone offices for an exclusive "100 Greatest TV Shows" video interview, in which he looks

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Donald Trump somehow failed to clear the oh-so-low bar the media had set for him going into Monday night's sprawling and at times almost surreal debate. In front of what was probably a record audience for a political event, both candidates were true to form. For Trump, that meant being combative and impressionistic in his rendering of reality, and at this stage of the game that poses a

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Ten months after Pink Floyd co-founder Syd Barrett died, many of his friends, collaborators and admirers gathered at London's Barbican Center to play his music and honor his memory at an event titled The Madcap's Last Laugh. The show, which was held on May 10th, 2007, was produced by early Floyd producer

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The charming new video for the Pretenders' "Holy Commotion" show singer/guitarist Chrissie Hynde and the Black Keys' Dan Auerbach rocking out in his Nashville studio Easy Eye. Director/animator Luca Monterosso Wittmann gave the video an abstract, playful tone with clips of Nashville interspersed

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Watch Dan Auerbach, Chrissie Hynde Jam in Vibrant New Pretenders Video

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The Rolling Stones will release their historic concert in Cuba as Havana Moon on November 11th.

Director Paul Dugdale's film previously

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New York-based Nicolas Jaar is a shape-shifting electronic music-maker who moves through sounds like an urbane artist should. His 2011 full-length debut Space Is Only Noise defined a new kind of slow, sumptuous dance music that flitted between ambient beatlessness and tracks that would be banging before you even noticed the change. After that came aggressively eclectic DJ mixes, the

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Nicolas Jaar: Electronic Impressionist on Long-Awaited Second LP 'Sirens'

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Dolly Parton's classic "I Will Always Love You" has been getting renewed interest lately as one of three songs that make up "Forever Country," the mash-up event recently released by the Country Music Association commemorate the 50th anniversary of

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John Malkovich tests his acting mettle in a new project in which he portrays a number of David Lynch's quirky characters in unique vignettes: Twin Peaks detective Dale Cooper and the Log Lady, Eraserhead's Henry Spencer and the Lady in the Radiator, The Elephant Man's John Merrick, Lost

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A long list of major country music festivals, including LakeShake, Faster Horses, Watershed and this weekend's Route 91 Harvest Festival are shining the spotlight on new talent via the "Next From Nashville" stage. That's where up-and-comers are given a chance to introduce their music in between sets by the veteran acts. Singer-songwriter Courtney Cole says a "Next From

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Courtney Cole Shares Las Vegas Playlist