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America’s Toughest Workout Isn’t in a Gym — It’s on the Street
In cities across the country, underground calisthenics battles are pushing elite athletes to their limits
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Survival of the Fittest
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De La Rose and Ryan Castro Throw a Cross-Cultural Party on 'La Monda'
"Being able to see my music connect with people in different countries and cultures is something I’m extremely grateful for," De La Rose says
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Yungblud 'Reluctantly' Cancels Cowboys Music Festival Performance: 'Working on Myself'
"To all my family in Canada I apologize for not being there with you all this weekend," the singer says after sharing vulnerable post earlier in week
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Who's Really ‘Not Country Enough’? The War and Treaty Have Some Ideas
The husband-and-wife duo have watched in amazement as artists who make pop-heavy country are, unlike them, embraced by country radio
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Rock Greats Honor Bon Scott on Late AC/DC Singer’s 80th Birthday
Judas Priest’s Rob Halford, Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott, and Pearl Jam’s Mike McCready remember “free spirit” frontman who died in 1980
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The U.S. Military Is Almost Out of Money (Or So They Say)
Pentagon sources told NBC News that the military may start “parking jets and turning off exercises” if Congress doesn’t give them more money
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Mick Jagger Says the Beatles ‘Were the Most Prolific Songwriters of That Time’
The Fab Four’s Paul McCartney plays bass on one song on the Rolling Stones’ upcoming Foreign Tongues album
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Carrie Brownstein and Fred Armisen to Revisit ‘Portlandia’ With Rewatch Podcast
Duo and friends will reminisce about beloved IFC comedy series on Podlandia: A-O Rewatch
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Charli XCX: ‘I Don’t Fucking Have Hobbies. This Is My Life’
In a vulnerable, hilarious, occasionally spicy interview, the British superstar goes deep on life after Brat, her mental health and why her bold new album isn’t a “rock” record
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Honoring the Music That Made Us
Again and again, even through our darkest chapters, the power of song has shown the country the way forward
Shaboozey Rides Again: Inside His Ambitious New Era
He’s made history just by being himself. Now, the country hitmaker has an even bigger outlaw dream that he can’t wait to share with the world
Donald Trump: The American Ayatollah
Between launching a holy war with Iran, attacking the pope, and channeling God, the president has embraced theocratic absolutism reminiscent of one of the country’s greatest adversaries
The Biblical Hypocrisy of RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard
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Noah Continues Love Affair With Seventies and Eighties Rock With INXS Merch Drop
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Mick Jagger Says the Beatles ‘Were the Most Prolific Songwriters of That Time’
The Fab Four’s Paul McCartney plays bass on one song on the Rolling Stones’ upcoming Foreign Tongues album
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Carrie Brownstein and Fred Armisen to Revisit ‘Portlandia’ With Rewatch Podcast
Duo and friends will reminisce about beloved IFC comedy series on Podlandia: A-O Rewatch
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What If ‘The Wizard of Oz’ Involved Having Sex With Jon Hamm?
Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass is a story of courage, friendship, and a quest to fuck the star of Mad Men, not necessarily in that order
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Why Is the DEA Targeting Kratom, an Opioid Replacement Drug?
The agency announced it would seek to temporarily ban compounds derived from the herbal stimulant
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A Lucifer-Loving Band Says Charley Crockett Dropped It From His Tour Over ‘Satanic Imagery’
L.A. duo Twin Temple were slated to open for the country singer this month but claim their use of symbols like pentagrams caused them to lose the gigs
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Neil Young Redid Two Songs He Wrote As a Teenager. Listen to the Original Recordings
When Young ran out of new tunes for his forthcoming album Second Song, he dug deep into the archives for “I’ll Love You Forever” and “Casting Me Away From You”
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