Lorde Is Brilliantly Reborn on ‘Virgin’: Album Review
Posted in: Music Album Reviews
The pop star turns inward and redefines who she wants to be on her most introspective record yet
AI ‘Band’ the Velvet Sundown Used Suno, Is an ‘Art Hoax,’ Spokesperson Admits
Posted in: Music News"Things that are fake have sometimes even more impact than things that are real," a spokesperson for AI 'band' Velvet Sundown tells Rolling Stone
BTS Army Celebrate Group’s Reunion: ‘There Are Tears in My Eyes’
Posted in: Music NewsBTS fans celebrated the group's reunion and forthcoming album on social media
Kesha’s New Record Is a Mess, In a Good Way
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe pop rebel’s first album as an independent artist has a wild try-anything spirit
Prayers and Fist Pumps: How Sean Combs Reacted to Not Guilty Verdicts
Posted in: Music NewsSean Combs pumped his fist and prayed with his family after being acquitted on racketeering and sex trafficking charges after a blockbuster trial
Bob Vylan Removed From European Festivals After Glastonbury Controversy: ‘We Will Be Fine’
Posted in: Music NewsBob Vylan removed from Europe music festivals including Radar Festival and Kave Fest following pro-Palestine Glastonbury set
Will Sean Combs Go Home Today? Judge to Decide on His Release
Posted in: Music NewsSean 'Diddy' Combs may go home as soon as today despite his prostitution conviction. A judge will decide
‘South Park’ Creators Blame Season 27 Delay on ‘Shitshow’ Paramount Merger
Posted in: TV News'South Park' Season 27 has been delayed due to the 'shitshow' Paramount-Skydance merger, which has pushed the release of new episodes, creators say
Cassie Is ‘Pleased’ Following Sean Combs Prostitution Conviction, Says Lawyer
Posted in: Music NewsFollowing Sean 'Diddy' Combs' verdict, Cassie's lawyer says the singer 'paved the way' for the Combs trial with her November 2023 lawsuit
How Much Prison Time Could Sean Combs Serve After Prostitution Conviction?
Posted in: Music NewsAfter his conviction on prostitution charges, Sean Combs faces up to 20 years in prison, though such a harsh punishment is unlikely
