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It will be so hot they wont be able to chart it, which, cant they just make new charts . Can you imagine that . Somebody says, how hot is it going to be today . Theyre just like, well, real, i dont know. Over the next three decades, well have days on which the heat index is so extreme it becomes incalculable, which seems bad, according to the same report, we can avoid the worst Case Scenario if we reduce emissions from fossil fuels. Unfortunately, the fossil currently fueling the white house doesnt care about that, because he wont be around in 2050. [ applause ] he would probably brag about br...

Charts. It will be so hot they wont be able to chart it, which, cant they just make new charts . Can you imagine that . Somebody says, how hot is it going to be today . Theyre just like, well, real, i dont know. Over the next three decades, well have days on which the heat index is so extreme it becomes incalculable, which seems bad, according to the same report, we can avoid the worst Case Scenario if we reduce emissions from fossil fuels. Unfortunately, the fossil currently fueling the white house doesnt care about that, because he wont be around in 2050. [ applause ] he would probably brag ...

Dearly Beloved....On Saturday we gathered once again for the annual Saturday SoundSystem Prince Night, on the weekend of the Purple One's 6th anniversary. Mi...

Underrated Prince: The Most Overlooked Song From Each Album Prince certainly didn't suffer from a lack of attention. He released a successful album before he turned 20, scored his first major hit at age 21, became a household-name superstar at 26 and continually commanded headlines, critical praise and fan adoration across the world until his death in 2016 at the age of 57. But nobody could keep up with the inhuman rate at which he created and released new music, so there are countless Prince songs that didn't get the attention they deserved. Early in his career, this was mostly a result of...

Five Years Ago: Prince Plays the First Show of His Final Tour Prince's last tour was a series of solo shows that featured just him, a purple piano and his incredible catalog of songs. The first two performances of the Piano & a Microphone tour took place on Jan. 21 in front of about 1,000 fans at Paisley Park, his complex in Chanhassen, Minn. Rolling Stone was on hand for the 21-song opening show, noting that it focused heavily on the first decade of his career and was more or less sequenced chronologically. He began with For You's "Baby" and concluded with “This is what I usually do thi...