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The Queen of Pop's 50 Most Iconic Moments Madonna on ‘American Bandstand’ (1984) When: January 14, 1984What: In October 1982 Madonna released her first single, "Everybody," which debuted at New York nightclub Danceteria and helped her score a record deal. When she went on American Bandstand to support her debut album a little over a […]

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Rolling Stone has released a special tribute dedicated to the man who 'elevated the art of shred': Eddie Van Halen.

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Olivia Rodrigo's top priority right now? Overcoming the insane amount of pressure to match Sour — and maybe even top it. Enter Guts. — "The beginning was really hard. I felt like I couldn’t write a song without thinking about what other people were going to think of it. There were definitely days where I found myself sitting at the piano, excited to write a song, and then cried."

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Olivia Rodrigo loves a trip to the psychic. Not, she makes clear, the shitty ones on Hollywood Boulevard, where they tell you that in order to cleanse your dark energy, you need to cough up $5,000. Several psychics have told Rodrigo she’s going to have twins. “I’ve always been so obsessed with the idea of motherhood,” she says.

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Olivia Rodrigo eager to discuss wedding songs; she’s been pondering her own for years. Her current options: Neil Young’s "Harvest Moon," Modern English’s "I Melt With You," and Bright Eyes’ "First Day of My Life." "Literally planning my wedding with you over tacos!" she jokes with Rolling Stone's Angie Martoccio.

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