10 Moments That Made Us Smile in 2021
Posted in: Culture Features
From Amanda Gorman’s inaugural poem to anti-work reddit and the saga of Jorts the cat, our top bright spots of the year
Olivia Rodrigo Makes the DMV Cool in New ‘Tiny Desk (Home) Concert’
Posted in: Music NewsSinger-songwriter performed stripped down renditions of four Sour hits under that distinct fluorescent glow
Grammys 2022: Justin Bieber, Billie Eilish, and Olivia Rodrigo Vie for Top Honors
Posted in: Music NewsJon Batiste leads nominees as Recording Academy snubs women artists in all rock categories and nominates Louis C.K. — who’s admitted to sexual misconduct with multiple women — for Best Comedy Album
See Olivia Rodrigo, Phoebe Bridgers Chat About Touring, Their ‘ACL’ Episode and More
Posted in: Music NewsSingers talk on Instagram Live as joint episode of Austin City Limits aired Saturday night
Musicians on Musicians: Alanis Morissette & Olivia Rodrigo
Posted in: Music FeaturesOn becoming a superstar at an early age, the power of anger, and life in the public eye
Morgan Wallen Has Been Nominated for Two AMAs… But He Won’t Be Invited to Perform
Posted in: Music News“As his conduct does not align with our core values, we will not be including him on the show in any capacity (performing, presenting, accepting),” show organizers say
Olivia Rodrigo Takes a Swim, Thinks You’re Still a ‘Traitor’ in New Video
Posted in: Music NewsTrack is the latest Sour cut to get video treatment
Spotify’s King of Sleep Music Outstreams Lady Gaga, Somehow
Posted in: Music FeaturesStrange Fruits, which has a distribution deal with Warner Music Group’s ADA, is racking up massive play-counts with 30-second rain recordings. Onlookers in the music industry are not pleased
VMAs 2021: MTV Parties Like a Damn Sociopath
Posted in: Music FeaturesOlivia Rodrigo, Madonna, Lil Nas X, and more serve the MTV agenda at a gloriously messy show
‘No Shelf Life Now’: The Big Business of Interpolating Old Songs for New Hits
Posted in: Music FeaturesInterpolation-loving artists like Olivia Rodrigo, Ava Max, and Doja Cat are leading a radical shift in the way the music industry thinks about catalog usage. How far can the trend go?
