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Australia To Hold World-First Academic Symposium On Taylor Swift's Impact
Australia is hosting the world's first academic symposium on Taylor Swift's impact on everything from the music industry to fandom to pop culture to the economy.
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Rolling Stone Magazine Co-Founder Dropped From Rock Hall Of Fame Board
The cofounder of Rolling Stone magazine, Jann Wenner, has been ousted from his seat on the board of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation for comments blasted as racist and sexist.
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Rolling Stone Magazine Teams With BAYC for Special Edition NFTs, Marks 2nd Collab
The Rolling Stone magazine is all set to bring exclusive NFTs in collaboration with Bored Apes Yacht Club (BAYC). The sales of these NFTs will only be facilitated in ApeCoin amounting to $100 (roughly Rs. 7,832). This marks the second time partnership between Rolling Stone and BAYC.
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Mark Zuckerberg Once Killed a Goat and Served It to Me for Dinner, Says Twitter CEO
Mark Zuckerberg once killed a goat and served it for dinner to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.
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Southern Rock Pioneer Gregg Allman Dead At 69
Gregg Allman, the powerfully bluesy and hard-jamming singer and songwriter who co-founded the Allman Brothers Band and emerged as a pioneer of Southern rock, has died at the age of 69.
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Michelle Obama 'Never' Will Run For White House: President
For anyone who might like to see Michelle Obama run for president as a Democrat, it's time to rein in that early enthusiasm. Or so says her husband, President Barack Obama.
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Jury Awards $3 Million In Damages Over Rolling Stone Rape Story
A federal court jury on Monday awarded $3 million in damages to a University of Virginia administrator that it previously found was defamed by Rolling Stone magazine's now-retracted story of a gang rape, court documents show.
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Rolling Stone Journalist Found Guilty Over False Rape Story
A federal court jury decided Friday that a Rolling Stone journalist defamed a former University of Virginia associate dean in a 2014 magazine article about sexual assault on campus that included a debunked account of a fraternity gang rape.
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Rolling Stone Publisher Disagreed With Rape Story Retraction
Rolling Stone magazine publisher and co-founder Jann Wenner said in a video deposition that he disagreed with a top editor's decision to retract an entire article about a gang rape at a University of Virginia fraternity after the story was discredited.
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University Sought To Kill Alumni Magazine Article On Campus Sex Assault. The Story Never Ran.
In the weeks before Rolling Stone magazine published a sensational article about sexual assault at the University of Virginia in November 2014, Dean of Students Allen Groves wrote a message to high-ranking administrators questioning the magazine's bias.
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Singapore's BandLab To Buy 49% Of Rolling Stone Magazine
The acquisition could lift the music magazine's brand in Asia, where its name does not go as far. It also highlights the struggles of the publishing industry as advertising revenues fall in an increasingly competitive online age.
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How Rolling Stone's Rape Story Became Its 'Worst Nightmare'
Rolling Stone magazine published a story in November 2014 describing in chilling detail a student's account of being brutally raped by seven men at the University of Virginia. Several days later the magazine's editors received an email from the reporter with the subject line "our worst nightmare."
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Rolling Stone Sparks New Scrutiny After Sean Penn Interview With 'El Chapo'
Rolling Stone magazine, heavily criticized for a now-debunked 2014 story describing a fraternity gang rape, is attracting new scrutiny after it published an interview by actor Sean Penn with Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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Sean Penn's 'Chapo' Article Roasted On Air, Online
Actor Sean Penn took on a heap of US criticism Sunday, one day after Rolling Stone magazine published his account of a clandestine meeting with Mexican drug baron Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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Fraternity Sues Rolling Stone Over Rape Report
A University of Virginia fraternity filed a lawsuit Monday against Rolling Stone magazine, claiming its 2014 article on gang rape was "a colossal act of defamatory falsehood."
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Australia To Hold World-First Academic Symposium On Taylor Swift's Impact
Australia is hosting the world's first academic symposium on Taylor Swift's impact on everything from the music industry to fandom to pop culture to the economy.
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Rolling Stone Magazine Co-Founder Dropped From Rock Hall Of Fame Board
The cofounder of Rolling Stone magazine, Jann Wenner, has been ousted from his seat on the board of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation for comments blasted as racist and sexist.
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Rolling Stone Magazine Teams With BAYC for Special Edition NFTs, Marks 2nd Collab
The Rolling Stone magazine is all set to bring exclusive NFTs in collaboration with Bored Apes Yacht Club (BAYC). The sales of these NFTs will only be facilitated in ApeCoin amounting to $100 (roughly Rs. 7,832). This marks the second time partnership between Rolling Stone and BAYC.
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Mark Zuckerberg Once Killed a Goat and Served It to Me for Dinner, Says Twitter CEO
Mark Zuckerberg once killed a goat and served it for dinner to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.
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Southern Rock Pioneer Gregg Allman Dead At 69
Gregg Allman, the powerfully bluesy and hard-jamming singer and songwriter who co-founded the Allman Brothers Band and emerged as a pioneer of Southern rock, has died at the age of 69.
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Michelle Obama 'Never' Will Run For White House: President
For anyone who might like to see Michelle Obama run for president as a Democrat, it's time to rein in that early enthusiasm. Or so says her husband, President Barack Obama.
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Jury Awards $3 Million In Damages Over Rolling Stone Rape Story
A federal court jury on Monday awarded $3 million in damages to a University of Virginia administrator that it previously found was defamed by Rolling Stone magazine's now-retracted story of a gang rape, court documents show.
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Rolling Stone Journalist Found Guilty Over False Rape Story
A federal court jury decided Friday that a Rolling Stone journalist defamed a former University of Virginia associate dean in a 2014 magazine article about sexual assault on campus that included a debunked account of a fraternity gang rape.
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Rolling Stone Publisher Disagreed With Rape Story Retraction
Rolling Stone magazine publisher and co-founder Jann Wenner said in a video deposition that he disagreed with a top editor's decision to retract an entire article about a gang rape at a University of Virginia fraternity after the story was discredited.
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University Sought To Kill Alumni Magazine Article On Campus Sex Assault. The Story Never Ran.
In the weeks before Rolling Stone magazine published a sensational article about sexual assault at the University of Virginia in November 2014, Dean of Students Allen Groves wrote a message to high-ranking administrators questioning the magazine's bias.
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Singapore's BandLab To Buy 49% Of Rolling Stone Magazine
The acquisition could lift the music magazine's brand in Asia, where its name does not go as far. It also highlights the struggles of the publishing industry as advertising revenues fall in an increasingly competitive online age.
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How Rolling Stone's Rape Story Became Its 'Worst Nightmare'
Rolling Stone magazine published a story in November 2014 describing in chilling detail a student's account of being brutally raped by seven men at the University of Virginia. Several days later the magazine's editors received an email from the reporter with the subject line "our worst nightmare."
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Rolling Stone Sparks New Scrutiny After Sean Penn Interview With 'El Chapo'
Rolling Stone magazine, heavily criticized for a now-debunked 2014 story describing a fraternity gang rape, is attracting new scrutiny after it published an interview by actor Sean Penn with Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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Sean Penn's 'Chapo' Article Roasted On Air, Online
Actor Sean Penn took on a heap of US criticism Sunday, one day after Rolling Stone magazine published his account of a clandestine meeting with Mexican drug baron Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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Fraternity Sues Rolling Stone Over Rape Report
A University of Virginia fraternity filed a lawsuit Monday against Rolling Stone magazine, claiming its 2014 article on gang rape was "a colossal act of defamatory falsehood."
