August 29, 2025

Oasis Finally Conquer America at First U.S. Show in 17 Years Onstage at Chicago's Soldier Field on their Live '25 reunion tour, the Gallaghers showed they had the catalog and the crowd necessary to rule U.S. stadiums By Joseph Hudak

	The Greatest Tragedy of Hurricane Katrina Was Man-Made Twenty years after the storm hit New Orleans, the ACLU’s president examines how racial justice and infrastructure are intertwined
	These Katrina Survivors Feel Overlooked. Now, They're Using TikTok to Tell Their Stories Two decades after the tragic storm, social media is letting people push back on the narratives that took over in 2005
	Sabrina Carpenter's Album 'Man's Best Friend' Is Finally Here The singer celebrated the release with fans during a Spotify-hosted party at Hollywood Forever Cemetery
	Metallica Seek, Destroy the Hamptons at Smallest Show in a Decade Band pummels 500-person crowd with 95-minute greatest-hits set to celebrate new SiriusXM channel

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	Minneapolis Shooter 'Idolized' Mass Murderers and 'Appeared to Hate All of Us,' Officials Say No clear motive has been established as investigators continue to examine a trove of writing and videos left behind by the shooter
	Thurston Moore on His New Velvets Tribute - and Why There's No Sonic Youth Reunion The indie-rock godfather returns with a new single and plans for a new book, but don’t count on a reformation of his old band
	Earl Sweatshirt's Rap Mastery - And Optimism - Is Nothing New Rapper’s stellar new album, Live Laugh Love, shows his continued growth as a man with a deeper understanding of the world and his place in it