English rock band formed in London in 1962, a lineage of fame and controversy
The Rolling Stones have released a new studio album, Foreign Tongues, continuing their late-career renaissance. Critics praise Jagger’s voice and the band’s cohesive sound, with guests including Paul McCartney and Bruno Mars. The record features political prickliness and a mix of blues, disco, and rock, building on Hackney Diamonds (2023).
A cross-section of tributes and retrospectives marks Miles Davis’s centenary and Sonny Rollins’s passing, underscoring their enduring influence on jazz’s evolution, from cool restraint to fearless improvisation.
Scotland have faced Brazil in Miami in Group C. They have conceded costly goals and now wait to see if they advance to the knockout rounds. Manager Steve Clarke has acknowledged mistakes while John McGinn says the players are gutted but committed.
A week of streaming releases and new music debuts is highlighted by cross-platform titles, including a Netflix relaunch of a classic, a Peacock original, and new albums from Adam Lambert and Finn Wolfhard. AP reviews frame several releases, while HBO Max debuts The Long Walk ahead of a Stephen King adaptation.