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Canadian Rock Icon Bryan Adams Takes Aim at Trump, Says His Protest Song Gets Standing Ovations in Red States (Exclusive)
In new singles like "Lake Ontario" and "51st State," the musician is speaking out against U.S. treatment of Canada: “If you have that much power, why would you not want to channel it for good?”
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Christina Hendricks, Accidental DJ, Has Music Lovers Lining Up
The actress is embracing a longtime passion with packed live sets and a guest radio residency at KRCW. Her song choices are a siren call for Millennials and Gen X.
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The “Sukiyaki” Phenomenon: The Song Behind the Tokyo Film Festival’s Opening Movie
The origin story behind the infectious melody that captured hearts around the world as Japan returned to the international stage after World War II.
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K-pop Entertainment Company Hello82 Aims to Plant a Flag in Festival Market with Inaugural 82World
The two-day, fan-focused festival arrives in Los Angeles this weekend, headlined by the chart-topping boy group ATEEZ.
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Role Model’s Next Move? He’ll Figure It Out Onstage
The 29-year-old singer, who is currently on his global tour after releasing his third album 'Chuck Timely & the Hourglass,' is embracing his new era with "sunglasses and this weird pathetic drunk guy character."
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Ryan Beatty On Capturing Joy With ‘Sweet Fortune,’ Arms Over Armor Tour
"When I felt like I was in something good and beautiful, I wanted to protect it, I was afraid to write about it because I hadn't done that before," the 31-year-old collaborator to the likes of Beyoncé and Tyler, the Creator says.
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Billy Joel Offers Health Update in Rare Interview as He Prepares to Sell Prized Motorcycle Collection
The singer discusses living with hydrocephalus, his hopes of performing again and why he’s auctioning more than 70 bikes at Christie's: “I was not a collector. I was actually a rider.”
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Lisa and Director Sue Kim on Documenting the Star’s Break From the K-pop System in ‘Always Lalisa’
From a fortune teller's advice to a Coachella solo slot and a standout role in 'White Lotus,' 'Always Lalisa' chronicles the K-pop idol's most unguarded year yet: "I'm just so proud of myself."
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Don Toliver on Hitting No. 1: “I Swear, I Planned the Whole S***”
The up-and-coming hip-hop artist saw an open lane, stepped on the gas, and turned ‘Octane’ into his biggest hit yet.
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“Where Is My Husband!” Inside the Song That Made Raye All The Rage
How the 28-year-old Brit turned a cheeky, desperate outcry into a global sensation and the biggest hit of her career.
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Worst Girl in America: The Rebirth of Slayyyter
She’s one of pop’s breakouts of the year, a chain-smoking "backwoods ballerina“ who turned a betrayal into the massively successful ‘Brand New Chanels.’ But don’t call her a pop star.
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The 55 Legal Heavyweights Behind the Hitmakers
A$AP Rocky, Rihanna, Billie Eilish and Bad Bunny look to these top legal mavens to make sure the music never stops.
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The Most Powerful Man in Music Isn’t Afraid of AI
Lucian Grainge has survived Napster, piracy, Kanye, and a $64 billion hostile takeover bid, not to mention a friendly rivalry with his son. AI is just the next disruption to tame: “Seen it, done it, got the T-shirt.”
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Best New Artist: It’s Ella Langley’s Grammy to Lose
A look at the rising stars mostly likely to crash the Grammys this year.
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Grammy Predictions: It’s a Race Between Olivia and Olivia
This awards season has brought new music from such heavy hitters as Taylor Swift, Bruno Mars and Harry Styles. But the album of the year race may come down to the two Olivias: Dean and Rodrigo
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DEVO Frontman Mark Mothersbaugh on 1970s Pop Band Predicting Today’s Politics: “It’s Gone Really Dark Again”
The veteran composer discussed his eclectic artistic career combining film and music at the Vancouver Film Festival.
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