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When you think of fashion movies, what do you think of? The Fifth Element famously had its costume design done by Jean-Paul Gaultier. And then there are movies about fashion like The Devil Wears Prada. And these days, streaming services feel like White Lotus is the ultimate inspo for my vacation wardrobe with kaftans and

In an era of trending sounds and singles, Kota the Friend makes albums. His latest, Protea, is a kaleidoscope of clever wordplay, smooth hooks, and beats you can dance to. Dedicated to his wife, the 16 tracks feel like a celebration. It features guest spots from Aloe Blacc, Braxton Cook, and Samm Henshaw. Doing things

One of my favorite things to do every night before bed is fill my online cart with tons of clothes. Call me delusional or a dreamer, but I love to think about what I would buy in an ideal world. Spending all this time window shopping also helps me figure out what’s trending, and what

Zara Larsson and Hannah Diamond fans are at odds over the latter’s cover art for her upcoming single, “Poster Girl,” which is also the same name as Larsson’s 2021 album. Both 2000s-inspired covers feature a glossy, pink aesthetic showcasing the artists in their respective bedrooms, surrounded by posters of themselves as they daydream about pop

Olivia Rodrigo is hitting the road next year on her Guts World Tour! The pop superstar and current queen of teen angst will be taking her new album on tour starting in February in Palm Springs, Calif. Guts dropped on Sept. 8 and was met with critical acclaim. READ MORE: Olivia Rodrigo Reveals the Biggest ‘Red Flags’

Usually, I’m a hard-copy kind of gal. The feeling of pages between my fingers, the occasional paper cut drawing bright crimson across a page, the scent and weight of the volume itself — these are tangible and hugely enjoyable markers of reading an actual, honest-to-goodness book. The pandemic changed that. The amount of time I

For someone who considered themselves plugged in and aware of music and pop culture happenings (it’s literally my job, considering where you are reading this), I was surprised to see my feed blowing up last night with content from the VMA red carpet. My instant reaction: Wait… it’s the VMAs tonight? My second thought: Are

Selena Gomez went viral for her very candid facial expressions during the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards Tuesday (Sept. 12). Notably, the pop star appeared to visibly cringe and stop clapping when controversial artist Chris Brown‘s name was announced as a nominee in the Best R&B category. When the next nominees, Yung Bleu and Nicki Minaj, were

Nicki Minaj just made MTV history by beating her very own VMAs record. At the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards Tuesday (Sept. 12), host Minaj took home the Best Hip-Hop Video award for her single “Super Freaky Girl,” which was presented to her by 30 Seconds to Mars members Shannon and Jared Leto. According to

Madonna‘s previously banned Pepsi commercial has finally aired again after 34 years, and the Queen of Pop has some feelings about it. Pepsi aired the commercial, which was originally aired in 1989 before it was pulled from broadcast, during the 2023 MTV VMAs Tuesday (Sept. 12). READ MORE: See the Full List of 2023 MTV VMAs

Your favorite stars are hitting the pink carpet at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards in their very best (and wildest) looks, from Doja Cat’s barely there spiderweb dress to Megan Thee Stallion’s sheer, elegant gown and Olivia Rodrigo‘s stunning silver number. The stars are descending upon the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, for

Family vloggers the LaBrant Family are going viral for their 10-year-old daughter’s new song all about Taylor Swift. Everleigh Rose’s music video for “Like Taylor Swift” was posted to YouTube on Sept. 4. Since then, the song has gone viral across social media — especially on TikTok, where a clip of the song’s bridge exclusively

How many promises do you keep? Matthew Schultz is excited to release his newest single “Promise for Keeps.” The track has a very chill vibe, like a day-party with drinks by the pool side. The song is heartfelt about being real in your relationships, not some over infatuated passion. Having a morality in love, especially

Chatting with PopCrush Nights host Donny Meacham, Selena Gomez revealed how she really felt after finding out Miley Cyrus was releasing new music the same day as her. The former Disney Channel stars both released new songs on Aug. 25. Gomez dropped her dance banger “Single Soon” while Cyrus released her nostalgic ballad “Used to

Daya has a chart-dominating voice…and that’s not just my opinion, but fact. Her voice is collaboration gold, and she has hits under her belt like “Sit Still, Look Pretty”, “Hide Away”, “Feel Good”, and “Don’t Let Me Down” with the legendary duo: The Chainsmokers. You’ve heard her countless times on soundtracks and floating through your

I’m baaaack. That’s right ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, after a very brief hiatus (do you hear that, One Direction?) we are here with another weekend’s worth of new music. Every week I’m giddy to wake up to all the new releases, it feels like Christmas! And while you may be feeling lost on

Olivia Rodrigo is gearing up to release her new album, Guts, tonight and one of the songs from it is already causing some social media controversy. One of the album’s songs is called “Ballad of a Homeschooled Girl,” on which Rodrigo seemingly sings about liking guys who are sexually unavailable to her. “I talkеd to

Chatting with PopCrush Nights host Donny Meacham, Selena Gomez reveals why she finally decided to release “Single Soon” after all these years. Gomez says the song can “be interpreted in so many different ways,” but it was written six years ago during a time when she wasn’t exactly single — she was reportedly dating The

Everyone is proud of Noah Kahan. You can ask the fans I met before his concert, my friends who are devout listeners, his publicist, and myself. If you’re a Noah Kahan fan, you undoubtedly feel an overwhelming sense of love and affection towards his skyrocketing success. Because if you watch and listen to Noah, you