Honor Blackman, James Bond’s Pussy Galore, Dead at 94
Posted in: Movie News
Goldfinger star also appeared in The Avengers and The Upper Hand
Songs Are Becoming Hits on TikTok Before They’re Even Released
Posted in: Music FeaturesOver the past year, TikTok has been responsible for the rise of several chart-topping hits. Now, artists like Drake are going to the platform to give their singles a very early boost
John Prine: The Secrets Behind His Classic Songs
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe legend opened up about his writing process in a series of deep conversations in recent years. As he battles COVID-19 and his family asks for love and support, here’s a guide to his greatest songs in his own words
Bill Withers: 10 Essential Songs
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom “Lean on Me” to “Just the Two of Us,” we look back at the R&B legend’s most memorable tracks
Vaughan Mason, Oft-Sampled ‘Bounce, Rock, Skate, Roll’ Funk Artist, Dead at 69
Posted in: Music NewsDaft Punk, a Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul and more sampled producer’s disco-funk tracks
How Tekashi 6ix9ine Got Released Early
Posted in: Music FeaturesDue to the coronavirus outbreak in New York, the controversial rapper walked free this week. An interview with his lawyer and court documents reviewed by Rolling Stone tell the full story
Fountains of Wayne’s Adam Schlesinger Dead at 52 From Coronavirus
Posted in: Music NewsMusician composed extensively for film and TV, including That Thing You Do! and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
Flashback: What the Hell Were the Rock Music Awards in 1975?
Posted in: Music NewsAs disco began to take over popular music, rock’s power players found a less-than-foolproof antidote: a glitzy, cheeseball, insane new spectacle
Elton John’s Living-Room Concert: Corona You Feel the Love Tonight?
Posted in: Music NewsMariah Carey, Alicia Keys, Billie Eilish, Billie Joe Armstrong and Dave Grohl raise funds for coronavirus relief by singing in homemade videos in televised benefit
Universal Music Group Details Plan to Help Artists During Coronavirus Outbreak
Posted in: Music NewsLabel will offer financial assistance to its musicians and songwriters and directly support the Recording Academy’s relief fund
