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How are we halfway through June already? It actually seems illegal how fast the summer passes by, there’s so much I want to accomplish in no time whatsoever. But enough about me, the main point here is that we’re looking at the weekend once again. Whether this was the best or worst week of your

For the girls who get it, just the name Glen Powell should cause a physical reaction. Not just for the Top Gun beach scene — or the Anyone But You shower scene — but because he’s the face of a new era: the great return of the mid-budget rom-com. We thought the genre was dead

It feels like Lindsey Stirling is living her dream. From an audience favorite on America’s Got Talent to filling large Las Vegas theaters, she’s at the top of her game. She’s admired by adults and small children, and her social media following totals more than 20 million. Above all of this, she remains present and

Courteney Cox has recreated her dance moves from Bruce Springsteen‘s 1984 “Dancing in the Dark” music video, posting a new clip to her social media. In the clip, the actress dances along to the Tik Tok trend in which users ask their moms or other mother figures in their lives to dance like they did

When Kaleah Lee tells me she only started writing songs during the pandemic, I can’t hide my surprise. Her lyricism has the practiced sharpness of someone who has been honing their craft for decades. And her production — which she does herself in her bedroom — is subtle and simmering with emotion. This is bedroom

K-pop fans are loving the new boy group PLAVE, and their success comes with a surprising twist… PLAVE is entirely virtual. That’s right, K-pop’s hottest new group is an animated boy band consisting of five members: Yejun, Noah, Bamby, Eunho and Hamin. They made their official debut on March 12, 2023, with their single album Asterum, which now

If there’s one thing I consistently endorse, it’s the power of a music festival. You get the best bang for your buck by having the opportunity to see dozens of artists all for the price of one weekend pass…and you get the chance to find your next favorite artist. At their core, music festivals are

There’s a number of reasons why an artist might choose to work under a pseudonym. For one thing, it’s a relatively simple way to avoid contractual or legal conflicts, as well as drama between competing record labels. Elton John, for example, used the pseudonym Rockaday Johnnie for his contributions to one of Jackson Browne‘s songs,

We’ve reached peak quiet luxury. Maybe that happened quickly, when influencers flooded the TL with that stunningly resilient trend striving to convince you that all you need to look like you stepped out of Succession was .. Zara? But now, with Stealth-Wealth and Recessioncore still topics of major interest, strange sartorial ephemera of the rich

A battle between two of the biggest names in music has gone the way of the country music star. After Morgan Wallen‘s collaboration with Post Malone “I Had Some Help” took over the No. 1 spot of the Billboard Hot 100 Chart, which includes all genres of music, this past week, it marked the 19th week that

Queen are reportedly in talks to sell their catalog to Sony Music for $1 billion, according to Bloomberg. The report states that Sony are “working with another investor” on the deal that “could potentially total $1 billion,” though it doesn’t guarantee that an agreement will be made. If the deal is a success, it could include merchandising, in addition

Throughout many of his rhymes, Eminem has made it abundantly clear that he absolutely adores his daughter, Hailie Jade. In the 28 years since he first made waves as a rising Detroit MC, Marshall Mathers has told Hailie’s life story as seen through his own lyrical lens. There are hundreds of bars dedicated to his only biological offspring. Right around

Whether they’re from China, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines or the U.S., for years record label 88rising’s mission has been to uplift and raise the voices and talents of Asian artists around the world. One of their most recent breakout acts? Japanese music group Atarashii Gakko! Comprised of members Suzuka, Mizyu, Rin and

Madison Beer concertgoers got more than they bargained for when they spotted two fans at a recent tour stop engaged in an x-rated act. Beer, who is currently on her Spinnin Tour, made a stop at the House of Blues in Las Vegas, Nevada, on June 5. Unfortunately, the show was tarnished when two bold

We’re all in the same spot: working all week, wondering if the weekend will ever present itself, and dreaming of the possibilities of a day or two without work. You spend all week making plans with friends and family, and now that Summer Fridays have begun…the world is your oyster. Summer is the best time

Sabrina Carpenter has been accused of copying the cover of her new album Short n’ Sweet from a French model. On June 3, Carpenter took to social media to share the cover art for the album as well as reveal the title for the project. The cover art sees Carpenter set against a royal blue

Oh, Kim Kardashian. How you make it so difficult to defend you at times. Look, I even understood why you wore the iconic Marilyn dress to the Met Gala. I called you a visionary. When it was announced that Kim Kardashian would star alongside Emma Roberts in Ryan Murphy’s American Horror Story: Delicate, the world

Unless you’re white, cis-gendered, and heterosexual, it can be hard to tough to find films that reflect your lived experience. If you’re anything like me, you suffer through even the worst movies simply because some Reddit user said there was one lesbian kiss somewhere in the second hour of the film. Womxn-loving-womxn relationships have long

Hollywood makes me feel delusional and deranged on the daily. From the insane beauty standards it perpetuates to the startlingly low amount of representation, it’s a problematic industry. But perhaps its most toxic trait is propping up men who should not be idolized. We saw it with Harvey Weinstein — who enjoyed a prosperous career

Cyndi Lauper has announced the Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour. The trek will begin Oct. 18 in Montreal, Canada (followed by a show in Toronto), and then take her across the U.S., making stops in New York City, Boston, Nashville, Los Angeles, and more before concluding in Chicago on Dec. 5. Presale tickets will be