Flavor Flav is suing Chuck D and Public Enemy's business management firm, among others, over profits he alleges he is owed,

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Welcome to Daily Glixel, a roundup of the day's gaming news. Don't you love it when gamers show off their creativity? Today, we have the story of a sneaky PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds player and the lengths he goes to for revenge on an enemy team. Plus, a hacker creates the tiniest, adorable arcade cabinet for Sega's Out Run. Enjoy!

Just when Taylor Swift's new single couldn't get any more ubiquitous, one creative fan linked it to another pop superstar's scene-stealing moment – with mesmerizing results.

On Monday, just one day after Swift's

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Taylor Swift's 'Look What You Made Me Do' Gets 'Toxic' Britney Spears Mashup

Cowboy massively multiplayer online game Wild West Online will enter closed alpha testing on September 15th, 612 Games announced today.

Wild West Online is an open world multiplayer game set in the American frontier. In it players are encouraged to explore their expansive surroundings, becoming either a "lawman, an outlaw or a pioneer" based on their actions. It's kind

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: 'Wild West Online' Enters Closed Alpha September 15th

Interband beefs are an essential part of rock and pop lore. Such tensions are currently plaguing acts young and old, from hitmaking girl group Fifth Harmony to prog veterans Yes. Read on for a rundown of who's currently at odds.

Journey's Neal Schon vs. Jonathan Cain
The story: Just months after Journey entered the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, guitarist Neal Schon began

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If there's any living performer who would have a whole mess of good stories to tell, it's Wanda Jackson. The "Queen of Rockabilly" played music with everyone from Elvis Presley to Jerry Lee Lewis, all while releasing some of early rock and roll's most iconic songs like "Let's Have a Party" and landing a 2009 "Early Influence" induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Those stories

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Wanda Jackson Unveils Autobiography 'Every Night Is Saturday Night'

Inside a nondescript office building in San Marcos, California, an experimental sex robot named Harmony springs to life. "I was created to please you," she says. Her jaw clacks unnervingly into a perfect underbite, swaying her hair with the jerky movements. But she's mesmerizingly beautiful, too, in that way of things that are so flawless, they almost lull you to sleep. By the end of the year,

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Future of Sex: How Close Are Robotic Love Dolls?

Kurt Vile and Courtney Barnett released "Over Everything," the steady new single from their collaborative LP, Lotta Sea Lice, out October 13th via Matador. In the black-and-white clip, the indie rockers sing straight

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: See Kurt Vile, Courtney Barnett's Deadpan 'Over Everything' Video

Jason Isbell will perform six sold-out concerts at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium in October, a run that will further raise his profile as the face of the Americana genre. And the singer-songwriter, who will be backed by his longtime band the 400 Unit, is using the engagement to make his own statement on the role of women in the music business – all six shows will feature a female supporting

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Jason Isbell Selects All-Female Supporting Acts for Nashville Residency

Just about two weeks ago, a newly fired Steve Bannon was "jacked up," feeling "free," excited to have his "hands back on [his] weapons" – meaning Breitbart, where he chaired an editorial meeting just a few hours after losing his job. "Someone said, 'it's Bannon the Barbarian,'" Bannon recalled to the conservative

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Do Breitbart Readers Want to Be Steve Bannon's Army?