Elton John Streaming New LP; Sting's New Song

Having trouble seeing this email? View online» Wednesday, September 11, 2013 Digital Access Elton John Streams New Album, 'The Diving Board' Elton John waited nearly seven years to release a new studio album, and he's eager to share it. He just made The Diving Board available for streaming two weeks before its release. John is set to perform a tribute to Liberace at the Emmys on September 22nd. Read More » Q&A With Ariana Grande on New Album, Miley Cyrus Ariana Grande has this week's top album with Yours Truly, produced by Babyface. The 20-year-old singer and actress tells Rolling Stone about working on her second album (already) and her thoughts on Miley Cyrus: "There's nothing wrong with having fun."  Read More » Beatles' Secretary Recalls Madness of Early Days Freda Kelly was just 17 when Brian Epstein gave her the opportunity of a lifetime: come work for a band called the Beatles. She was with the group - "four ordinary guys from Liverpool," she says - for 11 years and tells her story in the new documentary Good Ol' Freda. Read More » William Shatner on His New Prog-Rock Album William Shatner's fifth album, Ponder the Mystery, pairs his spoken word with prog-rock arranged by ex-Yes guitarist Billy Sherwood. Captain Kirk says he's making a documentary about Star Trek: The Next Generation called Wacky Doodle.  Read More » On the Charts: Nine Inch Nails Get High Marks Unlike Nine Inch Nails' last two albums, which were offered free or under the name-your-price plan, Hesitation Marks arrives by major label. In its first week of release it sold 107,000 copies, good for third place behind Ariana Grande and Tamar Braxton.  Read More » VIDEO Kings of Leon Cover Robyn WATCH » VIDEO Sheryl Crow's New Single Is 'Easy' WATCH » SONG PREMIERE Sting With Steve Nieve, 'You Lie Sweetly' LISTEN » • Justin Timberlake Swarms 'Fallon' for September Residency • David Bowie, Arctic Monkeys on Mercury Prize Shortlist • New Britney Spears Single Due September 16th • Bill McKibben to Be Honored With Lifetime Achievement Award • iTunes Radio Will Launch September 18th Dylan's Missing Years At the height of his fame, he burned down his career to save himself. Read Mikal Gilmore's cover story in RS All Access. Read Full Issue » (Rolling Stone Archives) Subscribe to Magazine » Digital Access » You have received this email because you are a Rolling Stone newsletter subscriber. Click here to unsubscribe. View our online Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Wenner Media, LLC, 1290 Avenue of the Americas, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10104 © 2013 RollingStone.com All other trademarks are property of their respective owners.