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THE ROLLING STONES ANNOUNCE NEW SINGLE “WHO YOU CALLIN’ CRAZY”

FROM FORTHCOMING DELUXE EDITION FOREIGN TONGUES, LOOSE LIPS

“The Rolling Stones’ upcoming deluxe edition encompasses raw and unfiltered blues-based music that breeds longevity.” – Vaughn Lowery

The Rolling Stones release their new single “Who You Callin’ Crazy,” featuring acclaimed jazz saxophonist Courtney Pine. The track is from the recently announced Foreign Tongues Loose Lips, the deluxe edition of the band’s acclaimed studio album Foreign Tongues, due for release on November 27 via Capitol Records. Listen to “Who You Callin’ Crazy” HERE.

“Who You Callin’ Crazy” features on Foreign Tongues Loose Lips, which brings together five recordings from the creative period surrounding Foreign Tongues. The expanded collection also includes “Where There’s A Will,” featuring Steve Winwood on organ, alongside “Human Tide,” “Bad Luck Hideaway,” and “She Still Comes Around.”

Released on July 10, 2026, Foreign Tongues topped the charts in 14 countries worldwide and received widespread critical acclaim. The Times hailed it as “a career high,” awarding it five stars, while The Telegraph also awarded five stars, praising the album’s “vitality, wit, richness, energy and joy.” The 14-track collection followed the band’s Grammy Award-winning, multi-platinum album Hackney Diamonds.

Foreign Tongues Loose Lips will be released on November 27 across vinyl, 2CD and digital formats.

“Who You Callin’ Crazy” Credits

Mick Jagger – Vocals, Electric Guitar

Keith Richards – Electric Guitar

Ronnie Wood – Electric Guitar

Steve Jordan – Drums

Andrew Watt – Bass, Tambourine

Matt Clifford – Piano, Organ, Rhodes

Courtney Pine – Saxophone

Written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards

Produced by Andrew Watt

Pre-production by Matt Clifford

Engineered by Paul LaMalfa, Andrew Watt and Marco Sonzini

Mixed by Serban Ghenea at MixStar Studios, Virginia Beach, VA

Mastered by Randy Merrill at Sterling Sound, Edgewater, NJ

The Rolling Stones Release New Single “Who You Callin’ Crazy” Today via 360 MAGAZINE.

Why Do Some Flower Strains Have Stronger Aromas Than Others?

Walk into any room where fresh cannabis flower is sitting out, and you’ll catch the smell before you notice anything else. Some strains hit hard – loud, sharp, almost confrontational – while others fade quietly into the background with barely a herbal whisper. That gap isn’t random, and it isn’t simply a quality issue. It comes down to biology, chemistry, and the specific conditions a plant experienced from seed to harvest. Knowing why some flower strains have stronger aromas than others gives you a real framework for picking strains based on what you actually want: a sharp citrus bite, a deep earthy funk, or something far more restrained. And the answer starts with one class of chemical compounds that most casual users have heard of but rarely think about seriously: terpenes.

The Role of Terpenes in Flower Aroma

Terpenes are the organic compounds behind nearly every scent you detect in cannabis flower, and their concentration swings dramatically from one strain to the next. When you browse premium THCA flower buds and notice one jar smells like fresh-cut lemons while another carries something closer to a damp forest floor, you’re smelling the difference between a limonene-dominant profile and a myrcene-heavy one. Each terpene has its own molecular structure, its own volatility level – meaning how readily it evaporates into the air at room temperature – and its own scent character. Strains that generate high concentrations of multiple terpenes at once tend to have the most powerful and complex aromas; strains with low concentrations smell faint even when the flower is fresh out of the jar. So the first variable separating a pungent strain from a mild one is the raw volume of terpenes the plant’s genetics told it to produce, combined with how well those terpenes survived drying, curing, and storage.

How Terpene Profiles Differ Between Strain Genetics

Every cannabis strain carries a genetic blueprint dictating which terpenes it synthesizes and in what proportions. A strain bred for high myrcene content will always lean toward earthy, musky, mango-like notes, while one with dominant pinene will smell more like a pine forest after rain. Breeders have spent decades selecting for specific terpene expressions, crossing plants with the most pronounced scent profiles to lock those traits into future generations. The result is that two strains can share nearly identical cannabinoid levels – similar THC or THCA percentages – yet smell completely different and carry vastly different aroma intensities. Terpene diversity matters just as much as concentration. A strain with five terpenes all present in roughly equal amounts often smells more three-dimensional and intense than a strain with one dominant terpene and nothing behind it; the combination creates layering, and layering is what your nose interprets as depth and strength.

The Most Aromatic Terpenes and What They Signal

Some terpenes are simply more volatile and more potent by nature – even small concentrations of them punch well above their weight in smell. Limonene fills a room quickly at relatively low concentrations. Caryophyllene carries a spicy, peppery character that reads as sharp and immediate. Linalool, which also shows up in lavender, has a floral softness that weaves into complex profiles rather than dominating them. Myrcene is one of the most common terpenes in cannabis and tends to produce that heavy, earthy baseline many users associate with “classic” cannabis smell. When you encounter a strain with an almost aggressive aroma – one that announces itself from across the room- it usually means high limonene, high caryophyllene, or a dense stack of several volatile terpenes at once. Strains low in these compounds will always smell quieter. That’s true regardless of their potency in other ways.

Genetics, Growing Conditions, and Aroma Intensity

Terpene genetics establish a strain’s aroma potential, but the growing environment determines how much of that potential actually gets realized. A genetically gifted strain raised in poor conditions can end up smelling flat and unremarkable – honestly, almost disappointing. Terpene production is metabolically expensive for a plant; it requires specific inputs, stress responses, and precise timing to reach its ceiling. Two clones from the same mother plant grown in different environments can produce noticeably different aroma profiles at harvest. Growers who understand this invest heavily in controlling light intensity, humidity, temperature swings, and soil nutrition across the plant’s entire life cycle. The relationship between genetics and environment isn’t either/or – it’s multiplicative. Strong genetics grown under ideal conditions produce the loudest, most layered aromas. The same genetics under neglect produce something significantly duller. This is why the same strain name can smell completely different depending on where it was grown and who grew it.

Why Genetics Set the Ceiling on Scent

No amount of careful growing can make a low-terpene strain smell like a high-terpene one. Genetics set an absolute ceiling. If a plant’s DNA only codes for moderate terpene synthesis, even the best growing conditions will push it to that ceiling – but no further. Here’s the thing: strain selection matters enormously for aroma-focused users, far more than most people realize. Landrace strains – cannabis varieties that developed naturally in specific geographic regions over centuries – often carry dense, distinctive terpene profiles because they adapted those profiles as natural pest and UV protection. Modern hybrids bred primarily for high THC percentages sometimes gave up terpene depth in the process, which partly explains why so many lab-tested high-potency strains smell surprisingly mild. Breeders who prioritize the full chemical profile – cannabinoids and terpenes together- tend to produce strains with the most memorable aromas. It’s not a coincidence; it’s intentional selection, plain and simple.

How Environment and Harvest Timing Affect Final Aroma

Beyond genetics, four environmental factors consistently shape how strong a flower’s aroma turns out to be. Light intensity influences terpene production directly – plants under strong, full-spectrum light synthesize more terpenes as a UV-protection response. Temperature during the final weeks of flowering matters too, since cooler nights slow terpene degradation and let concentrations build rather than bleed off. Soil composition affects the availability of the mineral precursors terpene synthesis depends on. But harvest timing might be the most underestimated factor of all. Terpenes peak at a specific point in the plant’s maturity, and harvesting even a few days early or late can meaningfully reduce final concentration. Post-harvest handling adds yet another layer – improper drying at temperatures above 70 degrees Fahrenheit causes terpene evaporation before the flower ever reaches a consumer. The short answer to why some flower strains have stronger aromas than others: rich terpene genetics, optimal growing conditions, and careful preservation from harvest through storage, all working together.

Conclusion

The gap in aroma intensity between flower strains traces back to terpene chemistry, genetics, and the environment in which a plant grew. Strains that smell loudest typically carry high concentrations of volatile terpenes like limonene and caryophyllene, were grown under conditions that pushed terpene production toward its genetic peak, and were harvested and cured at exactly the right moment. Strains that smell mild may simply have genetics that don’t code for high terpene output – or they were grown or stored in ways that let those compounds degrade before anyone got to enjoy them. For consumers, understanding why some flower strains have stronger aromas than others means you can actually use scent as a meaningful guide; not just a preference, but a signal of the terpene depth inside. Rich aroma usually points to a full chemical profile. And that profile – not just cannabinoid percentage, is what shapes the full character of any flower strain you choose.

Sofia Milos Arrives at Beverly Hills Fashion Week

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Actress and entrepreneur Sofia Milos returned to Beverly Hills Fashion Week joining founder, CEO and producer Tammy Barr on the red carpet for the event’s third edition, held October 10 to 12, 2026. This year’s program, The Arrival Experience, celebrated the transformation that takes place before stepping onto the world stage, guided by the theme’s central idea: how you arrive is everything. For Milos, whose screen characters have made some memorable entrances of their own, the concept was a natural fit.

Audiences know her from seven seasons as Detective Yelina Salas on CBS’s CSI: Miami, her portrayal of mafia boss Annalisa Zucca opposite James Gandolfini on HBO’s The Sopranos, and her role as Tina Telva in Amazon Prime’s Gravesend.

Styled by Orlando Cueva of OC Showroom in Los Angeles, Milos wore a midnight-navy sequined gown featuring a plunging V neckline, a sculpted mermaid silhouette and a sweeping train. Statement earrings and long, dark waves completed the look, along with heels by Italian footwear designer Enrico Cuini.

Beverly Hills Fashion Week’s Tammy Barr wore a strapless champagne gown adorned with intricate gold floral embroidery and layers of flowing tulle. Also styled by Cueva, Barr’s golden look offered a striking contrast to Milos’s midnight-blue sequins, bringing two interpretations of evening glamour to the same red carpet.

Since its debut in 2024, Beverly Hills Fashion Week has developed into a platform for established fashion houses, international designers and emerging talent. This year’s edition partnered with the Beverly Hills Film Festival at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, where The World Stage runway on October 11 brought together designers from across the fashion industry. The program also supported breast cancer awareness and research through its 2026 charitable initiative.

Beyond the red carpet, Milos continues to develop RADIANT by Sofia Milos, her luxury skincare line handcrafted in Florence, Italy, with farm-sourced ingredients from Italian organic growers. Its signature Fountain of Youth anti-aging cream is available through the brand’s official website.

For a fashion week celebrating the art of arrival, Milos and Barr made their entrance a memorable part of the occasion.

Sofia Milos Arrives at Beverly Hills Fashion Week via 360 MAGAZINE.

Fashion & Event Credits

Actress: Sofia Milos , @sofiamilos

Event: Beverly Hills Fashion Week , @beverlyhills_fashionweek

Founder, CEO & Producer: Tammy Barr, @tammy_barr

Stylist for Sofia Milos & Tammy Barr: Orlando Cueva, OC Showroom, @theocshowroom

Shoes: Enrico Cuini, @enricocuini

Handbag: De Marquet, @demarquetofficial

Press Agent for Sofia Milos: Meredith Corning PR, @meredithcorningpr

Skincare: RADIANT by Sofia Milos , @radiantbysofiamilos

Photography: Dan Kenedy; additional photography courtesy of Sofia Milos

FUTURE RELEASES “BUILD A BITCH” MUSIC VIDEO

Future drops the music video for “Build A Bitch” (watch HERE). Directed by Cole Bennett and captured in stark black-and-white, the visual uses animatronics to construct his ideal woman. The robot was assembled from salvaged pieces of the Rock-afire Explosion, the cult-favorite electronic puppet band of the 1980s.

“Build A Bitch” appears on The Real Me (stream HERE), Future’s 12th No. 1 album. The release also made history on Billboard’s Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, becoming Future’s 17th No. 1 title and tying him with Drake and The Temptations for the most chart-toppers by any artist since the ranking launched in 1965. Momentum continued last month as the single “California Girls” (watch HERE) climbed to No. 1 at U.S. Urban Radio. Next month, Future will hit the Camp Flog Gnaw stage for one of the most anticipated sets of the weekend.

The Real Me marks a significant moment in Future’s catalog — his 10th solo studio album and a deeply personal body of work that strips back the mythology to reveal the man behind it. This album finds Future turning inward, delivering some of his most candid and ambitious music to date. The album follows MIXTAPE PLUTO, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and earned Platinum certification from the RIAA.

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Gigs and Games: How Musicians Make their Money

Being in a band might look like a pretty simple job from the outside, bang out some songs, play some gigs, release an album and hope people turn up. In reality, making a living from music can involve quite a few different income streams. The days when selling records was the main way for a band to make money are long gone.

Streaming royalties

Streaming is now a huge part of the music business. Spotify, Apple Music and other platforms pay royalties when people listen to tracks, although exactly how much an artist receives can vary. For most musicians, a single stream isn’t worth very much. The numbers have to add up.

That means having a big audience can make a real difference. A successful track that gets played millions of times can bring in a useful amount over time, while smaller artists often use streaming as one part of a much bigger picture.

Music and games

Music has also found its way into the online casino world, and some bands have gone much further than simply having their songs used in films or adverts. There are plenty of well known slot games online, including titles based directly on major rock acts.

Def Leppard has Hysteria from Play’n GO, while KISS has Reels of Rock, also from Play’n GO. Motörhead and Guns N’ Roses have their own slots from NetEnt too. It is an interesting way for musicians and bands to extend their brands into another form of entertainment.

Merchandise sales

T-shirts, hoodies, posters, vinyl and other merchandise can be an important source of income, especially for bands with loyal fans. A concert is not just about the ticket anymore. There is often a merchandise stand waiting for people before and after the show.

For some artists, limited-edition items can become particularly popular. Fans get something to keep, and the band gets another way of making money from its audience.

Music publishing

There is also the money that comes from the songs themselves. Music publishing covers the rights connected to songwriting and composition. If a song is played on the radio, used in a television programme, covered by another artist or licensed for another purpose, the people who own the relevant rights can receive royalties.

Live performances and tours

For many musicians, playing live is still where things really happen. There is ticket money, merchandise, VIP packages and sometimes sponsorship deals attached to a tour.

Of course, touring costs plenty too. Transport, hotels, crew, equipment and venues all need paying for. Still, a successful tour can bring in serious money and gives artists something streaming simply cannot provide, a direct connection with their audience.

Physical music sales

CDs have come and gone the market, but physical music is certainly not dead. Thanks mainly to hipsters, vinyl has enjoyed a strong comeback, and collectors are often willing to shell out impressive sums for special editions, coloured records and box sets.

Fans, brands and teaching

Crowdfunding and direct fan support have also opened another door. Platforms and membership schemes allow musicians to get financial backing directly from the people who follow them.

Then there are brand partnerships and sponsorships. A well-known musician can be useful to a company looking to reach a particular audience, whether that means a clothing deal, instrument partnership or something completely outside music.

And finally, there is teaching. Musicians can make money from private lessons, workshops, songwriting sessions and online courses, which might not be as glamorous as stepping onto a festival stage, but it can at least help pay the bills.

So, yes, musicians make money from music. But these days, they can make it in quite a few different ways too. From streaming and touring to merchandise, teaching and even online slots, the modern music career is a much broader business than simply selling records.

Numood Kratom Seltzer—Cyber Monday Savings To Keep On Your Radar

Cyber Monday is more than a date on the online shopping calendar. It is a chance to assess prices, compare purchasing options, and spot promotions that meaningfully reduce the final cost. For shoppers considering Numood, Cyber Monday is a good reason to review the brand’s current pricing structure, explore its multi-pack options, and look for event-specific offers. A Cyber Monday review of NuMood Kratom Seltzer should therefore focus on the financial details behind each offer.

The Numood Price Landscape Before Cyber Monday

Establish a starting price

Numood has advertised a sample pack for $22.49 against a listed usual price of $24.99. This provides a specific reference for examining the brand’s current pricing approach.

For shoppers considering Numood Kratom Seltzer, this baseline makes it easier to compare the sample-pack price with any newly announced offer. The goal is to identify an actual difference, not simply a discount message attached to an existing promotion.

Look for changes rather than assumptions

Seasonal campaigns may introduce new prices, promotional codes, or limited-time purchasing conditions. However, these details vary by retailer and event.

Check Numood’s website for explicit Cyber Monday announcements, including the dates during which an offer applies. If no event-specific discount is listed, use the current price as your reference point.

Bundle Pricing: Where Comparisons Become Important

Calculate the difference between bundle and individual prices

Start by identifying the items included in a bundle and recording their current individual prices. Add those prices together, then compare the result with the bundle total.

This method provides a more reliable assessment of Numood Kratom Seltzer bundle offers than relying on labels such as “save more” without checking the numbers.

Examine the bundle conditions

A promotional bundle may have restrictions involving selected listings, quantities, or availability. Check the product page for these details before assuming that every option qualifies.

It is also important to establish whether an advertised bundle price is already discounted or whether a separate Cyber Monday offer can be applied. The terms should make clear whether discounts can be combined.

Subscriptions: A Different Kind Of Saving

Review the advertised monthly arrangement

Numood has advertised four 10-packs delivered monthly for $79.99, with a stated $20 saving. This offer provides a reference point for assessing the economics of a recurring order.

For customers comparing Numood Kratom Seltzer purchasing options, the key question is whether the arrangement fits their intended buying frequency and budget.

Compare recurring costs with one-time orders

A subscription and a one-time purchase serve different purposes. The subscription may advertise savings, but it also involves an ongoing arrangement that needs to be understood before enrolment.

Compare the cost across the relevant period and check whether shipping is included. If you only intend to make one purchase, a recurring plan may add unnecessary complexity.

Product Listings And Price Comparisons

Understand the listed price differences

The website has listed Blue Razz and Peach Mango in the 80MIT range, with prices starting at $39.99. Dragonfruit Lychee and Strawberry Watermelon have appeared in the 45MIT range, with prices starting at $25.99.

When comparing Numood Kratom Seltzer, account for differences between listed formats before deciding which option offers better value.

Use consistent comparisons

Comparing products on the same basis makes price differences easier to interpret. Where the quantities and formats are comparable, a cost-per-unit calculation can provide useful context.

If the formats differ, the comparison needs more care. A lower starting price may reflect a different package or listing rather than a better price for an equivalent quantity.

Cyber Monday Extras: Shipping, Codes, And Order Terms

Check the delivery calculation

Numood states that shipping costs are calculated at checkout based on factors such as order size, weight, and destination. The final amount may therefore differ between orders.

For anyone evaluating Numood Kratom Seltzer, delivery costs should be included in the comparison instead of being considered only after a product has been selected.

Verify promotional codes

If a Cyber Monday code is announced, check the expiry date, eligible items, and minimum spending requirements. Enter the code as instructed and confirm that the expected reduction appears in the order summary.

Do not assume that a code can be combined with an existing offer. The published terms should determine whether multiple promotions can be used together.

A Cyber Monday Checklist For Better Value

Identify the real discount

Record the regular listed price, the promotional price, and the difference between them. Then include shipping and any other applicable costs.

A discount is meaningful when the final amount is lower than the relevant comparison price. If the website doesn’t clearly state the regular price or eligibility conditions, avoid assuming the savings.

Compare the offer against the budget

Decide how much you can spend before selecting an offer. If a bundle or subscription requires a larger commitment, consider whether the additional expense is justified by the verified saving.

This keeps Numood Kratom Seltzer shopping decisions focused on the actual purchase rather than the pressure to spend more during a promotional event.

Bottom Line

Cyber Monday gives shoppers a reason to look more closely at Numood’s pricing, bundles, subscription arrangements, and published purchasing terms. The website has advertised a sample pack, a monthly multi-pack option, and subscriber benefits, providing several reference points for evaluating potential value. However, these offers should not be presented as additional Cyber Monday discounts without brand confirmation. For anyone considering Numood Kratom Seltzer, compare current prices, calculate bundle savings, review recurring commitments, and include shipping charges in the final assessment.

Author’s Bio

Palmina Thomson is an SEO strategist, content editor, and niche researcher with more than 20 years of experience developing digital content for specialized consumer markets. Her work focuses on aligning content with search intent, building topical authority, planning editorial calendars, and writing clear product and brand reviews. She takes a compliance-aware approach to commercial writing, prioritizing accurate descriptions, transparent promotional language, and useful purchasing information. Through research-led content and structured SEO strategies, Palmina helps brands improve online visibility while maintaining readability, consistency, and editorial quality.

Inside the New Matchbox Movie: Mattel’s High-Octane Era

Toy cars sit on shelves in millions of homes worldwide. People of all ages love pushing them across floors and racing them down tracks. Now, toy cars are jumping from playrooms straight into cinematic theaters.

Hollywood studios love turning classic toys into blockbuster films. Fans are waiting to see what happens when childhood memories hit the big screen. The anticipation grows daily as new production updates are released online.

Exploring The Toy Car Legacy

Matchbox cars started many decades ago with small metal vehicles packed in little boxes. Parents bought them for kids who loved cars. These tiny models felt real to young hands.

Every single vehicle had unique details that sparked wild imagination. Kids built entire cities out of blocks just to drive through them. Collectors spent years hunting down rare models to display in glass cases.

The brand became a household name across generations. People associate the tiny cardboard matchboxes with simpler times and endless playtime fun.

Bringing Speed To The Big Screen

Toy adaptations are huge right now. When people hear about Matchbox: The Movie coming to theaters, nostalgia takes over. Movie makers realized that toys carry deep emotional connections.

Following massive box office hits, studios want more toy stories on film. This project aims to capture that same childhood magic on a massive scale. Writers and producers work hard to translate miniature play into a thrilling cinematic experience. Fans expect high-energy thrills that match the toys they grew up playing with.

Meet The Creative Team Behind The Project

Big action movies need strong leaders. Talented filmmakers joined this production to build a thrilling ride. Writers crafted a story full of high-speed chases and loud crashes. Directors known for intense stunts take charge of the visual style.

Every crew member wants to honor the history of the brand. Studios trust experienced directors to handle complex stunt choreography. The combination of seasoned directors and top-tier writers creates high expectations for the final cut.

What To Expect From The Action Scenes

Audiences want incredible stunts when they buy a theater ticket. Stunt coordinators plan daring car jumps and fiery wrecks. Practical effects take center stage instead of computer-generated graphics.

Real metal cars smashing into things create a raw look. Every chase scene pushes vehicles to their absolute limits. Stunt drivers perform dangerous maneuvers on closed tracks. Here are some expected elements:

Fast cars
Big stunts
Real danger
Loud engines
Pure fun

Why Toy Adaptations Are Taking Over Hollywood

Studios look at past toy movies and see massive profits. Familiar names draw crowds to theaters faster than original scripts. Parents bring their kids to share childhood memories.

Movie theaters fill up fast when popular brands launch new stories. This trend will likely continue for many years. Executives notice that familiar intellectual property reduces financial risk.

Audiences already know the characters and settings before buying tickets. Such built-in popularity guarantees strong opening weekend box office numbers.

Final Thoughts

The upcoming film represents a major shift in modern entertainment. Die-cast cars will roar across screens and delight old fans. Moviegoers get ready for a wild ride filled with nostalgia.

The transition from toy chests to silver screens proves that imagination has no limits. Future projects will likely follow this fast-paced formula.

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A$AP ROCKY ANNOUNCES AUSTRALIA + NEW ZEALAND LEG OF TOUR

A$AP Rocky announces Australian and New Zealand dates for his Don’t Be Dumb World Tour. Promoted by Live Nation, the tour marks Rocky’s return to the region in eight years, giving fans the chance to experience his fourth studio album, DON’T BE DUMB, live. — listen HERE.

The Don’t Be Dumb World Tour Australia and New Zealand leg commences on Saturday 5 December at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena, with stops in Sydney, Auckland and Brisbane, before concluding at Perth’s RAC Arena on Thursday 17 December.

The announcement follows the conclusion of the tour’s sold-out, 25-date European and UK leg, an arena run that brought Rocky to 19 countries and saw him perform tracks from DON’T BE DUMB alongside fan-favourite hits from across his catalog. The run delivered a series of landmark achievements across Central and Eastern Europe, making Rocky the first rap artist to play eight arena shows in the region. It also included the fastest-selling rap show ever in Greece, the biggest arena sales for a rap artist in Zagreb, Belgrade and Sofia, and the highest-grossing rap tour across the region. See photos from the EU/UK leg HERE and video HERE.

During his Paris stop, Rocky announced his SS27 fashion show, Anti War Global Economics, just hours before the presentation took over Accor Arena. The same-day spectacle drew an unprecedented 6,000 attendees, setting a new record for the most-attended fashion show ever. Rocky then took the stage immediately afterwards for his sold-out show.

TICKETS: Tickets will be available starting with an artist, Vodafone and Mastercard presale beginning on Wednesday, October 14 at 12pm local time. Additional presales will run throughout the week ahead of the general onsale beginning on Friday 16 October at 1pm local, at ASAPROCKY.COM For complete tour, ticket and VIP information, visit livenation.com.au and livenation.co.nz.

DON’T BE DUMB WORLD TOUR AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND 2026 DATES:

Saturday 5 December — Melbourne, Rod Laver Arena

Wednesday 9 December — Sydney, Afterpay Arena

Saturday 12 December — Auckland, Spark Arena, presented by Mai FM

Monday 14 December — Brisbane, Entertainment Centre

Thursday 17 December — Perth, RAC Arena

A$AP ROCKY ANNOUNCES AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND LEG OF 2026 DON’T BE DUMB WORLD TOUR via 360 MAGAZINE.

*Featured Photo Credit: @pleckham

Most Talked About Movies You Don’t Want to Miss

I PLAY ROCKY starring Anthony Ippolito on Nov. 6

Directed by Academy Award-winner Peter Farrelly, Written by Peter Gamble

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The movie is a thrilling true tale of an unrecognized actor who firmly believed he wasn’t just destined to pen the character of Rocky—he was destined to bring Rocky Balboa to life. Rejection at every juncture, Sylvester Stallone puts all his chips on himself, determined to take on the leading role despite seemingly insurmountable odds. It’s the ultimate underdog story, serving as the premise for the ultimate underdog movie.

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Best Natural Stone Veneer Suppliers for Building Material Buyers

Natural stone veneer has become the go-to material for architects and contractors who want full-bed masonry aesthetics without the weight penalty or budget hit that comes with it. But picking the right supplier – that’s where projects can quietly fall apart. Inconsistent stone grades, slow lead times, and unreliable technical support all bite hard on a tight schedule. What follows covers five suppliers worth a serious look, ranked by overall suitability for Canadian building professionals.

Natural stone veneer costs and what builders actually pay

Pricing for natural stone veneer in Canada is rarely published as a flat per-square-foot rate; it shifts with species, thickness, panel format, and order volume. Knowing which cost dimensions each supplier addresses – and which get deferred to a quote process – still helps you go into conversations better prepared.

The table below captures what was publicly observable for each supplier as of September 2026. Cells marked “Not published” indicate the supplier doesn’t disclose that figure without a direct inquiry.

Natural stone veneer feature via 360 MAGAZINE.

None of these suppliers publish a price list online. Anyone planning a project should pull quotes from at least two vendors and be specific about stone species, coverage area, and whether installation is in scope. The installed price typically diverges from material-only by a meaningful margin. And several of these suppliers bundle labor as their core providing rather than selling materials on their own.

1. I-XL

I-XL has been supplying Canadian builders, architects, and masonry contractors since 1912 – which puts it in a category of its own for longevity. The company is headquartered in Surrey, British Columbia, and runs six design centers across Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, and Toronto, a footprint that almost no stone veneer supplier in Canada can match. I-XL’s natural stone veneer draws on an import and distribution network covering natural stone alongside full brick, thin brick, metal siding, and masonry systems – giving project teams a consolidated source rather than requiring separate trade vendors for each product category. Clients include architects, interior designers, home builders, general contractors, and masonry contractors. That breadth of clientele reflects a product range built for both commercial work and high-end residential builds. Products move through a wide network of independent dealers across Canada, so regional buyers outside the six design center cities aren’t left scrambling.

Features:

Six design centers in BC, AB, SK, MB, and ON
Product range spans natural stone, full brick, thin brick, and metal siding
Serves architects, designers, home builders, and masonry contractors
National dealer network for regional access
Over 110 years of supply history in Canadian masonry

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2. Art of Stone

Art of Stone is an Ontario-based supplier and installer located in Newmarket. The company covers natural stone veneer, manufactured stone veneer, full-bed stone veneer, and thin brick veneer and also provides quartz countertop surfaces with CNC fabrication, laser measuring templates, delivery, installation, and all necessary cutouts, bundled as one service. That full-service model is what sets Art of Stone apart from pure distributors; customers deal with one company from material selection through to finished installation. In-store consultations help buyers narrow down choices before committing. The company has earned 40 Google reviews with an “Excellent” rating, with customers singling out Matthew and Doug by name for craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Features:

Supplies natural, manufactured, thin brick, and full-bed stone veneer
Quartz surfaces with bundled fabrication and installation
In-store consultation available
Installation is a standard service, not an add-on
40 Google reviews rated “Excellent”

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3. Home Reno Source

Home Reno Source is a Greater Toronto Area supplier serving residential and light commercial clients across Ontario and into several other Canadian provinces, including British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec. Its stone products include natural stone veneer, thin brick veneer, and faux stone panels for both exterior and interior applications; fireplaces and accent walls are common alongside full exterior cladding. The company operates as a broad-scope home improvement resource rather than a masonry specialist: roofing, windows, doors, EIFS stucco, concrete repairs, and stone countertops all sit in the same catalogue. Honestly, that one-stop model works well for smaller residential projects where consolidating trades and materials under one supplier saves coordination headaches. Buyers with large commercial stone veneer requirements may find a specialist supplier better suited to their needs.

Features:

Provides natural stone veneer, thin brick veneer, and faux stone panels
Interior and exterior applications, including fireplaces
Multi-category catalogue: roofing, windows, doors, stucco
Serves Ontario, BC, AB, QC, and several additional provinces
Contact: 416-477-0488 / info@homerenosource.com

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4. Alasya Construction

Alasya Construction has operated as a licensed exterior contractor in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area since 2005. Stone veneer and cladding are part of a broader service providing that includes EIFS installation, stucco, parging, brick and block repair, foundation parging, and full exterior restoration. The company has completed over 1,000 exterior projects across residential and commercial properties, working with systems from DuRock, Alfacing, and Durabond, all compliant with Ontario building standards. Here’s the thing that distinguishes them from most contractors in this space: Alasya doesn’t subcontract. Assessment, material selection, installation, and finishing all stay with the same certified in-house team, which means one point of accountability from start to finish. Coverage extends across Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, Oakville, and several other GTA municipalities.

Features:

Licensed stucco and exterior contractor since 2005
Over 1,000 completed exterior projects
Works with DuRock, Alfacing, and Durabond systems
No subcontracting, all work managed in-house
Serves Toronto and a broad GTA coverage area

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5. ERTH Coverings

ERTH Coverings was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Vaughan, Ontario. The company claims the distinction of being the first to introduce natural stone veneer panels into Canada, and it’s since grown into a North American distribution and manufacturing operation focused exclusively on natural stone. Every stone product goes through a 42-point checklist applied from raw materials through to packaging and delivery, which is genuinely unusual in this category and matters to buyers who need consistent quality across large shipments. So if your project involves a high volume of panels where a single bad batch creates real problems on site, that kind of process documentation is worth weighing. ERTH has also attracted endorsements from several home renovation television personalities, including Scott McGillivray of Income Property, who has used the product across multiple renovations, and the Love It or List It team. Those industry ties aren’t just marketing; they signal that the product holds up in high-visibility, documented project contexts.

Features:

Founded in 2002; introduced natural stone veneer panels to Canada
42-point checklist from raw materials to delivery
North American manufacturing and distribution
Endorsed by Scott McGillivray and the Love It or List It team
Focused only on natural stone veneer products

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Bottom Line

The right choice among these suppliers comes down to project scale, geography, and whether you need installation alongside materials. National distribution and architectural-grade product depth suit large commercial or multi-site builds; specialist installers with defined service areas are better matched to single-site residential work in the GTA. ERTH’s quality documentation makes it worth putting at the top of the list for projects where panel consistency across a large volume genuinely matters. Art of Stone suits buyers who want material and installation handled by one company without the back-and-forth. Home Reno Source and Alasya Construction both fit residential clients who value a single point of contact across multiple exterior trades, not just stone. The best natural stone veneer supplier for your project is the one whose distribution reach, technical support, and service model actually line up with what that project demands.