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Contributors • Issue 1417 • Inside Rolling Stone
Music’s Latest And Greatest Minds Link Up
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Love Letters & Advice
Miranda Is Ready To Party • She’s one of country’s most respected songwriters and so much more. Now, if you don’t mind, she’d like to have a little fun
Reggaeton’s Messiest Legal Battle • Can you own the sound of a genre? A lawsuit from Jamaican duo Steely & Clevie involves more than 1,800 songs
Kenia Os Knew Latin Pop Would Go Global • The Mexican singer went all in on bright, upbeat sounds — and the gamble is paying off
Who Gets To Own Rock & Roll History? • The home where electric-guitar pioneer Les Paul lived and worked was torn down. His family is devastated
“No One’s Better At Being In U2 Than Edge, Adam, Larry, And Me. We’re Actually Not Bad At It.” • Bono
Adéla Does It All • Pop’s new sensation commands the stage in Brooklyn
Dane Cook Was At The Top. Then He Got Robbed • The comedian dominated the mid-2000s — until a shocking family betrayal sent him reeling
A Photo Book For The Ages
Does Taylor Swift Bug You? Here’s Why • Four new insect species named for the pop star are colorful, hungry, and looking for love
Q&A Tom Morello ‘If It Kills Like Fascism, Brothers And Sisters, It’s Fascism’ • The musician-activist dropped an LP, toured with Springsteen, and planned a festival — and he’s got more to say
Dan Driscoll’s Last Stand • A decorated officer, he came into his role as Donald Trump’s secretary of the Army wanting to modernize the military — but Pete Hegseth had other plans
Trump’s Economic Meltdown Is The Ultimate Self-Own • Most presidents are victims of what they inherit. This one wrecked the economy all by himself
Thom Yorke & Harry Styles • Two acclaimed artists go deep on songwriting secrets, the importance of not repeating yourself, and the magic of Radiohead
Malcolm Todd & Don Toliver • Both rocketed to stardom in 2026, with a special connection via a well-placed sample. Now, they link up to talk about songwriting, fame, and how to tap into the right energy
Jennie & Kevin Parker • After teaming up for “Dracula,” the Tame Impala mastermind and the Blackpink star talk about making hits, loving Rihanna, and how fate brought them together
Robyn & Zara Larsson • Two generations of Swedish superstars trade laughs on Madonna, misogyny, and making music on their terms
On The Front Line Of The Vaccine Wars • For decades, West Virginia has had a “halo” of protection around it, thanks to a compulsory-vaccine law. But now, there’s a case that could topple that law — and have major implications for the rest of the country
Inside The New Psychedelic Awakening • Around the country people are taking hallucinogens not for fun, but to seek a deeper spiritual connection to the universe and the divine
Listen • The Irish band reaches further into electronic moodiness on an album that hits just right for our nightmarish times.
Leslie Jones • The Saturday Night Live veteran and HGTV host...