Pop

For almost four decades, Madonna has been one of our most notorious stars, continually shapeshifting, breaking cultural boundaries, and smashing longstanding records. Her star power is there in the numbers: Madonna remains the bestselling female artist of all time, having sold 335 million albums and singles and counting. She’s won Grammys, Brit Awards, MTV Music

Elle Darlington has all the makings of your classic popstar: a whimsical, dynamic vocal range, the songwriting prowess to make any song an instantaneous pop hit, and a high-energy aura that’s both contagious and compelling. Similarly to the rest of the world, Darlington started uploading her music to TikTok during lockdown – where we found

What is a white boy of the month? The term originated on the social media app formerly known as Twitter, as most ubiquitous pillars of stan culture do. The Twitter white boy of the month began as a joke poking fun at the cyclical nature of thirst on the internet. Almost every month, everyone’s feeds

Jack Black covered Britney Spears‘ “…Baby One More Time” last week, and he had a message for the pop icon at the Kung Fu Panda 4 premiere in Los Angeles on Sunday (March 3). “Britney, if you’re watching, I love you. I love the song,” Black said in his shoutout, per Entertainment Tonight. “We’re [Black and Tenacious

Karol G‘s private plane was forced to make an emergency landing after smoke was reported in the cockpit. According to ABC7, Karol G’s plane made an emergency landing in Van Nuys on Feb. 29.. After exiting the plane, the singer was seen hugging her friends and associates on the tarmac. The outlet reports that her plane

I’m never not talking about women. So clearly, 2023 was a great year for me. Dubbed “the year of the girl,” last year was about celebrating women — not in a sanitized girlboss feminism way, but in a way that spotlighted stories by women, for women. The male gaze was finally decentered and, from TikToks

A new report suggests that Fifth Harmony is in talks to reunite as a girl group once more. According to a source that spoke with Page Six, Fifth Harmony may be making their return to the music scene with all of its members including Camila Cabello. The source said that the talks to reunite started after the

2023 was the year of queer cinema — from campy rom coms like Red, White & Royal Blue to instant cult classics like Bottoms and heartwarming dramas like All of Us Stangers. But to me, most necessary in the queer canon, are stories about queer adolescence like Heartstopper, Sex Education, and Young Royals. So many

Tomorrow (March 1), Paula Cole will release her latest album, Lo. It’s her first collection of original new music in nearly a decade. Singles like “Green Eyes Crying” are earthy and organic, the result of recording with longtime collaborators like drummer Jay Bellerose. Known for hits like “Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?” and “I

Kevin Bacon is taking it to the barnyard — er, the floor — for his hoe-down cover of Beyoncé’s “Texas Hold ‘Em,” featuring an enthusiastic cameo from his film star wife, Kyra Sedgwick. Bacon looks every bit the farmer in this spontaneous live performance, which Sedgwick filmed out in a pony paddock. Wearing a wide-brimmed

WANTED: Kate Middleton, The Princess of Wales, presumed kidnapped by King Charles and the Royal Family unless returned to our TV screens immediately. I’m not one to follow the Royal Family — all I know is that Queen Elizabeth may be reincarnated into Trisha Paytas’ baby, Malibu Barbie, and they presumably disappeared Princess Di. And

Shane Lynch has accused Taylor Swift of performing “Satanic rituals” at her concerts. The Boyzone singer, who is a committed Christian, believes many of the world’s biggest pop stars incorporate “demonic” routines in their live performances but fans don’t “realize or recognize” what is happening in front of them. He told Ireland’s Sunday World newspaper:

Three years after their debut album High Dive, SHAED is gearing up for their sophomore LP. Although the band hasn’t announced the release date, they’ve started to share music from the project. The first single, “Everybody Knows I’m High.” is a shift from the ethereal pop of “Trampoline” to a warmer hazy rock sound. The

I’ll admit it here: I didn’t read Dune. But I’ll also swear on my life that I’ve had Frank Herbert’s massive odyssey of a novel on my TBR long before the new adaptation, Dune: Part One(let alone Dune: Part Two), was set in motion by Denis Villeneuve. I’m not new to this, but I’m also

Why is Gen Z (people born between 1997 and 2012) drinking far less at concerts than the previous generations? According to a live music CEO from Minneapolis, one of the biggest reasons is edibles. “One of the big trends we’re seeing is that Gen Z doesn’t drink as much. They’re either eating edibles before they

Cardi B fans have been circulating a fake “Missing” poster of the Bronx rapper in Miami, sparking speculation about a potential album rollout. Cardi B Fans Post Missing Poster of the Bronx Rapper, Is It an Album Rollout? On Saturday (Feb. 24), a Cardi B fan page @UpdatesofCardi on X, formerly known as Twitter, shared

Look, concerts are great. I would love to see my entire Spotify Wrapped lineup live. And I’ve spent thousands of dollars on Harry Styles alone — judge me if you want, I don’t plan on stopping. But my wallet isn’t as enthusiastic. That’s where the beloved music festival comes in. It’s the best opportunity to

Beyoncé‘s mother Tina Knowles is getting a chuckle out of questions about her daughter’s country music credibility. On social media, Tina Knowles shared a video that compiles clips and pics of Beyoncé in cowboy gear today and throughout her career. The vid opens with a Time magazine screengrab with a headline reading “Beyoncé Has Always

Taylor Swift‘s Swifties are passionate and hardcore to say the least and would almost give anything to see her live in concert. A Swiftie named Tamara Gray was on her way to the “Lover” singer’s concert on Friday (Feb. 23) in Sydney, Australia at Accor Stadium when she got the call that there was a

When commuting to work, I do a lot of people watching. Call me creepy, but in New York City, there’s not much else you can do besides be hyper-aware of your surroundings. And that includes taking note of the three main different types of commuters. There’s the insufferable worker: has a classic novel folded as