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The best live acts in the world, from Springsteen to McCartney to Kendrick Lamar, Delhi electronica act Midival Punditz\'s new album, Sonic Youth\'s Lee Ranaldo on touring India, Mumbai death metal band Reptilian Death goes worldwide, Mumbai guitarist and producer Randolph Correia puts a reggae spin on his electro rock band Pentagram\'s songs and American rapper Macklemore\'s rise to success in the September issue of Rolling Stone India.
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Jean Smart
The Emmy winner on politics, popularity, and sex with Brad Pitt
THE SEARCH FOR A LOST GN'R MASTERPIECE
How a group of hopelessly devoted Guns N' Roses fans leaked 19 CDs of outtakes from one of the most notorious albums in history - with major consequences for one of them
The Piano Man Founder Arjun Sagar Gupta on Making Jazz Work in India
The New Delhi-based musician and entrepreneur who runs The Piano Man Jazz Club in Safdarjung and the Piano Man in Gurugram, is opening a third venue soon
50 years of Shakti
As the latest avatar of the legendary Indo-jazz fusion band kicks off its 50th-anniversary Indian tour this month, we spoke to John McLaughlin and Zakir Hussain about their five-decade-long journey
NYFF AT 60: ASKING THE TOUGH QUESTIONS
IF THIS YEAR'S LINEUP OF FILMS IS ANYTHING TO GO BY, ONE THING THE NEW YORK FILM FESTIVAL WILL CONTINUE TO DO IS THROW UP THE TOUGH QUESTIONS, WHILE REMAINING A HAVEN FOR FILMMAKERS WHO ENGAGE WITH THEM
Puerto Rican Rap's Radical New Star
VILLANO ANTILLANO is just getting her career started, and she's already sharing the stage with Bad Bunny thanks largely to a freestyle she released in June that garnered 155 million YouTube views.
MARGO PRICE'S BIG COUNTRY
One of Nashville's keeps challenging most revered young artists herself
MÅNESKIN'S ROCK & ROLL CIRCUS
The runway-ready Italian glam punks wink their way to glory on their third album
Bruce Springsteen
He's having fun paying tribute to the R&B legends of his youth and he's not apologizing for those high ticket prices
THE SECOND COMING OF SHERYL LEE RALPH
\"I HAVE NEVER FELT pressured to do anything in my career,\" says Sheryl Lee Ralph, 66, who recently produced a Broadway play on top of winning an Emmy for her portrayal of Barbara Howard on the hit ABC sitcom Abbott Elementary. \"Except. excellence.\"
