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Charley Crockett reasserts his month-long beef with Twin Temple, saying he dropped the Satanic-themed duo from his tour due to their stage production and paid them in full, accusing Twin Temple of fabricating the drop. He also blasts Jack White for allegedly using the controversy to boost ticket sales and says he lost respect for White, while lamenting how the media covered the episode.
Charley Crockett dropped Twin Temple from his tour and publicly criticized Jack White for inviting them on White’s own tour. White answered by posting the lyrics to the 1984 novelty rap “Rappin’ Duke” as a taunting reply, intensifying a social-media feud over opening slots and Crockett’s cowboy persona.
Charley Crockett publicly accused Jack White of hypocrisy after Crockett fired Twin Temple for their ‘Satanic imagery,’ and White responded with a lyric-filled post echoing the 1984 rap ‘Rappin’ Duke,’ escalating a public feud as both artists tour and Twin Temple prepares a new album.
Rolling Stone highlights seven reasons to catch Jack White’s current North American tour, including a strong push from a new-era catalog (No Name Without Warning, Frozen Charlotte), an ever-changing set list that traverses his solo work, the White Stripes material, and side projects, plus fan-friendly perks like $20 student tickets, a strict Yondr phone-free policy, and high-profile moments such as Scarlett White’s onstage appearance and tight support from The Bobby Lees and Twin Temple—making this one of the year’s most electric, unpredictable rock experiences.
Twin Temple, the Satanic doo-wop duo, were dropped from Charley Crockett’s tour over their imagery, but Jack White offered them an opening slot for his Hollywood Palladium show and implied further collaboration on his North American trek. The duo had been booked as openers for Crockett’s dates along with other acts, and Crockett publicly condemned their Satanic imagery. Twin Temple accepted White’s invite via Instagram, and they’ll join Danzig on a September tour before appearing with White in Los Angeles as part of White’s Frozen Charlotte era tour.
Jack White and Olivia Jean are divorcing after more than four years of marriage, with Jean filing in Nashville on June 3 and listing 'inappropriate marital conduct' as the ground. The petition notes that continued cohabitation would be unsafe and improper. This marks White’s third marriage. The couple famously wed onstage in Detroit in 2022, a moment White has recalled fondly; the divorce filing also references past remarks about their onstage wedding and Jean’s NYT interview memories.
Olivia Jean filed for divorce from Jack White in Nashville on June 3, citing ‘inappropriate marital conduct’; the pair, who famously wed onstage in Detroit in 2022, have been married a little over four years, with June 3 listed as the separation date.
Olivia Jean filed for divorce from musician Jack White on June 3, 2026, accusing him of inappropriate marital conduct. She says she relies on his income for bills and is seeking support and inclusion on his life insurance policy. The couple wed in December 2022 and list their separation date as the filing date; they were last seen together in April. White has been married three times, and neither party has commented publicly on the filing.
Billboard’s Friday Music Guide highlights Olivia Rodrigo’s highly anticipated third album You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love and BTS’s Festa-timed release Come Over, along with Jack White’s new single Dollar Bill from an upcoming album, Bebe Rexha’s One Day from Dirty Blonde, and other notable releases like Infinity Song, Rapsody, Ayetian, Cultura Profética, ANOTR, Koe Wetzel and Charles Wesley Godwin, shaping this week’s must-hear New Music Friday lineup.
Jack White's debut art show These Thoughts May Disappear at Damien Hirst's Newport Street Gallery in London is drawing skeptical reviews, while online fans harass a negative critic and even doxx her; White says branching into visual art is a challenge amid fame. The show runs through Sept. 13 with free admission.
Stephen Colbert taped an unannounced hour on Michigan public‑access TV in Monroe the day after his CBS finale, featuring Jack White and Jeff Daniels in‑studio appearances, Eminem in a brief video cameo, Steve Buscemi in a spoof ad, and a FaceTime with Byron Allen, delivering lighthearted local humor and a nod to his late-night past.
Stephen Colbert resurfaced on air a day after ending his 11-year run on The Late Show, guest-hosting Monroe Community Media's Only in Monroe on a Michigan public-access channel. He noted his 2015 stint as a guest host, joked about streaming and CBS, and welcomed Michigan natives Jack White and Jeff Daniels, leaving the door open for a future return to local TV.
Stephen Colbert makes a surprise return to late-night TV by guest-hosting a Monroe Public Access edition of Only in Monroe, soon after The Late Show finale. He’s joined by Jack White, Steve Buscemi and Jeff Daniels, riffing on his 2015 Monroe test run and delivering a playful farewell with Eminem via FaceTime, celebrating Monroe’s quirky public-access roots and Colbert’s long late-night career.
Stephen Colbert unexpectedly hosted the Michigan public-access program Only in Monroe in Monroe, MI, guesting Jack White and Jeff Daniels as he revisited his public-TV roots shortly after signing off from The Late Show, including playful references to his CBS tenure and a dumpster-destruction finale with the show's hosts.
Musician Jack White criticized Donald Trump on Instagram after Trump shared an AI-generated image depicting himself as Jesus, asking evangelical Christians how they can support him in light of what White calls blasphemy and Trump’s rhetoric; Whitefurther labeled Trump a deranged grifter and highlighted the pope’s criticisms, underscoring a clash between a musician-critic and the president’s religious-political provocations.