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Jon Bon Jovi returned to the stage for an epic comeback concert at Madison Square Garden, and he got some support from his famous family. The legendary rock star’s daughter-in-law, Millie Bobby Brown, was spotted at the big show. On July 7, 2026, Bon Jovi and his iconic self-monikered band performed at MSG, marking the singer’s first concert in four years. He’d been away from the stage after undergoing vocal surgery. The band will go on to continue their farewell tour , which runs through September. Jon Bon Jovi's daughter-in-law, actress Millie Bobby Brown, was at Madison Square Garden yesterday watching Bon Jovi's comeback concert pic.twitter.com/WjOhChPcOs — Rock History (@historyrock_) July 8, 2026 In a PEOPLE cover story, Bon Jovi opened up about his damaged vocal cord procedure in 2022, as well as becoming a grandfather. His middle son, Jake, married the Stranger Things star in 2024. In August 2025, they announced that they ha...

Welcome to  RATED AND SLATED , the column that is terminally online so you don’t have to be. I’m sick of being told music journalism doesn’t matter. In what other profession could you ignite a war of words between a cartoon farm animal and a sad girl singer-songwriter?  Maybe I’m just jealous that, after 15 years in the game, I’ve never had the chance to interview Peppa Pig. Then again, in the interests of our decaying sense of reality, I have to point out that she doesn’t actually exist. That didn’t stop Pitchfork from asking her to dutifully rate and slate PinkPantheress, Sabrina Carpenter, and The Beatles. I’ve checked out her takes and let’s just say I’m not worried about losing my “job” anytime soon.  Finally, the biggest pop star in the world sits down for Over/Under. Watch Peppa Pig rate the Beatles, pop stars, shoegaze, and more: https://t.co/krpLNw7acf pic.twitter.com/S2d60qPZFM — Pitchfork (@pitchfork) July 7, 2026 I guess the push to keep kids o...

Wednesday has a split personality, and knowing that going in makes all the difference. The Moon settles into Taurus this morning — grounded, warm, a little indulgent — and that’s a decent foundation to build from. Then Uranus starts squaring Venus, stargazer, running a completely different current through the day. Something in your relationships, finances, or sense of security is getting rattled, and that isn’t a one-day situation. The Moon trines Venus this afternoon and offers a brief opening where things feel easy and the conversation flows. Use it before tonight, when the Moon squares Jupiter and the emotional register runs hot. Know your limits. The day ends better if you do. Read your horoscope for the week , and see what the stars have in store for your sign today.  Aries: March 21 – April 19 Jupiter has been sextiling Mars for weeks, and today is the last full day of that window. The luck-meets-drive combination you’ve had access to ...

The post-Crunk/Ringtone Rap era in the 2000s was full of bangers. And I’m not just saying that because I’m an elder millennial who is easy to please. I’m saying that SPECIFICALLY because I’m an elder millennial who is easy to please. That crunk-born s**t was just so much fun, what with the 808s and that open-air drum sound (ala high hats and snares). Some of these songs still go really hard today, and I, for one, am not ashamed to call ’em out. “U and Dat” by E-40, with T-Pain and Kandi Girl If I were to pinpoint a 2000s post-crunk song that made the biggest impression on me, personally, it’s “U and Dat”. I mean, what E-40, T-Pain, and Kandi Girl threw down here, I was just obsessed with it. You couldn’t really call “U and Dat” one of the earliest examples of its genre, but it is one of the most enduring. “Gas Pedal” by Sage The Gemini and Iamsu! If Sage The Gem...

There are days when the sky asks you to do something and days when it asks you to stop. Today is firmly the second one. Neptune stations retrograde this morning, and something vast turns inward — you might not have a name for it yet, just a feeling that the usual current has changed direction. The Last Quarter Moon, stargazer, adds its own pressure: whatever you’ve been carrying that doesn’t belong in the next chapter is being asked to go. The Moon conjuncts Saturn this afternoon and makes that personal, not abstract. This isn’t a punishing day. The sky isn’t after you. It’s just asking you to travel lighter. Let it. Read your horoscope for the week , and see what the stars have in store for your sign today.  Aries: March 21 – April 19 Yesterday the sky was throwing ideas at you faster than you could catch them. Today’s a different engine. Pluto trines Mars exact, Aries, and that’s not scattered energy — it’s co...

Lil Wayne took some heat for cancelling a concert performance in Maine , and now he’s explaining himself. The rapper said he had some “bad-a** migraines” that night, which put him at risk for a seizure. In a clip shared online , Wayne sent a message to the fans who paid to see him live but only saw the opener, 2Chainz, before being told that Wayne was not taking the stage. “Bangor, Maine, I gotta motherf**kin’ apologize to you personally again, for real, for real,” he said. “Sorry for missing that show the other night.” He then offered the health reasons why he didn’t go out. “Listen, I have epilepsy, and I have seizures, right? Thank God I haven’t had a seizure in years, but seizures have triggers. The trigger to my seizures is bad-a** migraines, and I had a bad-a** migraine that night.” He went on to say that he hopes to make it up to the fans. Lil Wayne offered an apology only after being late to a ...