Why the rapper-slash-pop-star shut down a New York Times Magazine writer who suggested she loves to squabble
The Super Bowl, Grammys, and Oscars offer her a respectability hat-trick, after which maybe she can come back and save pop music.
The Life of Pablo debuted at Madison Square Garden with a mixture of joyful chaos, careful choreography, and boredom.
Both—and the confusion over Frank Ocean’s album title is sign of a wider rebellion from the artist-against-music-industry conventions.
Bruno Mars’s retro pop swept the big categories after a night of blazing performances and of-the-moment causes.
Students’ weeklong occupation of an administrative building may be a harbinger of tenacious pushback at other colleges.
The streaming service dropping R. Kelly and XXXTentacion from playlists is one of the very few signs of a #MeToo reckoning in the music industry.
Sorry, Drake.
Artists are shaping the gun-violence discourse, and the fascinating reaction to their political speech has demonstrated the specific reach they can have.
A new book, from the hosts of the Switched on Pop podcast, approaches the genre with laserlike focus and palpable enthusiasm.