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Dan Driscoll’s First Interview: Hegseth’s Focus on Fitness Over Tech Doomed Army Modernization
politics4 days ago

Dan Driscoll’s First Interview: Hegseth’s Focus on Fitness Over Tech Doomed Army Modernization

Former Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has broken his silence in a Rolling Stone interview, detailing his August 2026 resignation after clashing with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over military priorities. Driscoll, the youngest person to hold the post, argued that Hegseth prioritized physical standards and grooming over critical technological upgrades needed for modern warfare. The departure followed a broader purge of modernization-focused leaders and a failed attempt to implement market-based procurement systems.

Below Deck Star Nathan Gallagher Speaks Out, Promises New Evidence in Domestic-Violence Arrest
tv-and-movies1 month ago

Below Deck Star Nathan Gallagher Speaks Out, Promises New Evidence in Domestic-Violence Arrest

Below Deck Mediterranean bosun Nathan Gallagher says he missteps but has contemporaneous video footage and other records that could present a different version of his December 2025 arrest in Australia. He frames his priority as his young son and co-parenting with castmate Gael Cameron, and argues the public hasn’t heard the full story. He’s prepared to share the evidence through proper channels, notes a Sept. 1 court hearing tied to the assault charges, and stresses he isn’t seeking revenge, just presenting the other side while his season of Below Deck Mediterranean airs.

Reggie Watts Axed From Festivals After Rolling Stone Probe
music1 month ago

Reggie Watts Axed From Festivals After Rolling Stone Probe

Reggie Watts was dropped from Shambala and Greenbelt festivals (with Bristol shows canceled) after Rolling Stone published a probe into his late ex-girlfriend Katherine Early McCollough and allegations about drug use and his past relationships; Electric Picnic in Ireland also removed him, and Comedy Bang! Bang! dropped his theme song. Watts’s attorney denied responsibility for McCollough’s death, and while some US dates remain on his schedule, the fallout from the investigation is ongoing.

Reggie Watts Faces Fallout After Rolling Stone Allegations of Toxic Relationships
entertainment1 month ago

Reggie Watts Faces Fallout After Rolling Stone Allegations of Toxic Relationships

After a Rolling Stone investigation accused Reggie Watts of toxic, controlling behavior and encouraging heavy drug use in romantic relationships, outlets distanced themselves: the Comedy Bang! Bang! intro music was omitted from a recent episode, and Watts’s name was dropped from festival lineups. Watts’s attorney denies the claims, calling them false and noting his former partner Katherine McCollough’s death occurred after their relationship; the fallout continues as the story develops.

Reggie Watts' Comedy Bang Bang Theme Song Scrapped Amid Rolling Stone Allegations
entertainment1 month ago

Reggie Watts' Comedy Bang Bang Theme Song Scrapped Amid Rolling Stone Allegations

Reggie Watts’ theme song for the Comedy Bang Bang podcast was removed from the Aug. 17 episode after a Rolling Stone report alleged reckless and selfish drug-related behavior in his past relationships, including his late ex Katherine McCollough’s ketamine use and her suicide. Watts’ attorney called the claims false, and reps did not immediately respond. The theme song had previously aired but was not included in the Monday episode featuring Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein.

Reggie Watts Denies Responsibility as Ex-Girlfriend's Death Sparks Drug-Use Allegations
entertainment1 month ago

Reggie Watts Denies Responsibility as Ex-Girlfriend's Death Sparks Drug-Use Allegations

Rolling Stone's August 2026 report revived claims that Katherine Early McCollough developed a ketamine addiction during her relationship with Reggie Watts; Watts' lawyer says he bore no responsibility for her March 2026 death in Peru and rejects the idea that he encouraged her drug use, while friends note she had substance issues prior to their romance.

Iconic Rock Critic Dave Marsh Dies at 76, Shaping a Generation of Music Writing
music1 month ago

Iconic Rock Critic Dave Marsh Dies at 76, Shaping a Generation of Music Writing

Dave Marsh, a pioneering rock critic and biographer who helped launch Creem and wrote acclaimed bios on the Who and Bruce Springsteen, died Aug. 14 at his home in Norwalk, Connecticut, at age 76. A longtime contributor to Rolling Stone, Newsday and The Village Voice, Marsh authored more than 25 books and influenced generations of music journalism with his caustic yet insightful reviews and deep catalog of music history. His work helped elevate Springsteen early in his career and left a lasting impact on the culture of rock criticism and broadcasting through SiriusXM.

Rolling Stone Crowns the Grateful Dead’s 100 Greatest Songs, Voted by Fans
music2 months ago

Rolling Stone Crowns the Grateful Dead’s 100 Greatest Songs, Voted by Fans

Rolling Stone debuts a fan-driven countdown of the 100 best Grateful Dead songs, celebrating the band’s onstage improvisation and genre-spanning catalog—from bluesy roots and folk to psychedelic jams and late-’80s rock—featuring write-ups for each pick (the list runs from 100 Drums/Space to 51), and highlighting how the Dead’s music evolved over three decades with input from Deadheads and notable fans.

Orville Peck: Turning Point After 2023 Suicide Attempt Shapes New Album Mule
entertainment2 months ago

Orville Peck: Turning Point After 2023 Suicide Attempt Shapes New Album Mule

Orville Peck told Rolling Stone that he attempted suicide in June 2023 after canceling his Bronco tour, describing a spiral of addiction and coping with alcohol; two days before the cancellation he overdosed, calling the moment a turning point that fueled his forthcoming fourth album Mule, due Sept. 18, with the lead single Too Little Too Late.

U2 Leadoff Singles, Ranked: The Fly Tops, Boots Trails
music3 months ago

U2 Leadoff Singles, Ranked: The Fly Tops, Boots Trails

Rolling Stone ranks U2's leadoff singles from their albums, arguing the opener often sets the tone more than the album itself; from 'The Fly' (1991) at No. 1 to 'Get On Your Boots' (2009) at No. 15, the piece spotlights standout tracks like 'Desire,' 'Vertigo,' 'New Year’s Day,' 'Pride (In the Name of Love),' and 'With or Without You,' notes misfires such as 'Discothèque' and 'A Day Without Me,' and also mentions a forthcoming album’s leadoff single, 'Street of Dreams'.