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Jason Maxey

www.rollingstone.com
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Rahm Emanuel: ‘You Don’t Like My Ideas? Show Me Yours’
The always pugnacious Democrat is ready to fight Republicans, the DSA, and Bibi Netanyahu. And maybe run for president
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25 Most Influential Creators of 2026
From breakout comedians and beauty experts to fashion newcomers and political stars, here are some of the biggest voices shaping the internet in 2026
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This Private Chef Tells It Like It Is. Now, She’s Sharing Her Kitchen Secrets
Olivia Tiedemann has translated her unvarnished New York attitude into social media fame and a new cookbook 
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The Secret Behind Your Social Media Feed
The unassuming links that fill innocuous posts can mean big money for enterprising creators
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Mike D Really Does Care What You Think of Him
The Beastie Boy talks about the joys and insecurities of making his first solo album, Thank You, grieving Adam Yauch, growing up in New York City, and being a dad 
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The Internet Is Getting Meaner. Slushy Noobz Are Keeping It Fun
The Canadian duo, made up of friends Hamzah Al-Emad and Martin Andrijasevic, have become YouTube stars by finding comedy in everyday life
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Social Media Dread Is Everywhere. These Authors Turned It Into New Worlds
As social media upends publishing, writers are using their own experience of internet anxiety to craftpowerful novels
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Studios Want Creators. Do Creators Want Them?
Hollywood isn’t just finding new talent online. Now, it’s investing in creators’ careers
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Gracie Abrams Built a Career on Honesty. She’s Going Even Deeper Now
The young superstar on the journey to her hit album Daughter from Hell, the “circus” surrounding her famous relationship, and how she hopes the future will unfold
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Does the Socialist Surge Doom Democrats?
DSA candidates are winning elections across the country. It might be time to start asking what they actually believe
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America’s Toughest Workout Isn’t in a Gym — It’s on the Street
In cities across the country, underground calisthenics battles are pushing elite athletes to their limits
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‘Don’t Mess With a Comedic Rapper’: How Afroman Became a Free-Speech Hero
The “Because I Got High” rapper was a beloved star of the early 2000s — until a raid on his home and a colorful trial turned him into an unlikely First Amendment warrior
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Bette Midler Always Knew Donald Trump Was a ‘Joke’ — And More Hard-Won Wisdom
The acclaimed actress, comic, and singer talks about growing up poor, being embraced by the gay community, calling out the president, and more
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A Young Magician Wanted to Build an Epic Magic Collection. Did He Go Too Far?
Rory Feldman was accused of deceiving, defrauding, and stealing. But he says he’s been the target of a relentless smear campaign by a “magic mafia”
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The Founders Warned Us About Someone Like Trump
As America turns 250, the warnings of Washington, Hamilton, and Madison read more like headlines
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How ‘Pornographic’ Food-Influencer Content Inspired John Early’s New Movie
The actor takes us inside his directorial debut, Maddie’s Secret, a hilarious and surprisingly heartfelt story of a woman struggling with an eating disorder while trying to become a cooking-world star
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Charli XCX: ‘I Don’t Fucking Have Hobbies. This is My Life’
Brat made her a cultural phenomenon, but she refuses to repeat herself. In a vulnerable, hilarious, occasionally spicy interview, the British superstar goes deep on life after Brat, her mental heal...
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Keke Palmer: ‘Am I Wrong for Having Big Dreams?’
The actor-singer-producer-host and single mom talks about what fuels her insatiable drive and learning the perils of workaholism “the hard way”
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