Nostalgia, pop culture, forgotten technology, and the era that raised itself.
Lionel Richie has paused tour dates while receiving treatment for atrial fibrillation after experiencing breathing trouble following a concert.
Angry Anderson, the unmistakable Rose Tattoo frontman whose sandpaper voice became part of Australian hard-rock history, has died at 79.
Charlotte Church accused Ed Sheeran of choosing commercial interests over principle after Macklemore was removed from Sheeran’s U.S. tour.
The Jesus and Mary Chain and the Psychedelic Furs announced a co-headlining UK tour following their successful American dates together.
Boston indie-rock band Krill announced Secret Language, its first album in a decade, alongside the new single and video “Dominate.”
CeeLo Green and Danger Mouse will take Gnarls Barkley on its first tour in 18 years, supporting the duo’s third album, Atlanta.
Gap is backing the new boy band JYT with mall appearances, store events, a docuseries and a clothing collection in a bid to reconnect fashion and pop music.
The surviving Heartbreakers reunited behind Chris Stapleton at the Americana Honors to celebrate Tom Petty’s music and receive a lifetime achievement award.
Minimalist pioneer Steve Reich approaches his 90th birthday with a new composition, a global celebration and the same uncompromising musical standards.
Madonna will return to the VMA stage after 23 years, Nirvana will receive the Video Vanguard Award and Taylor Swift will set a record.
Earth, Wind & Fire’s “September” has turned one date, one joyous groove and one gloriously mysterious phrase into an annual internet holiday.
Journalist Cheyenne Roundtree’s “Bad Boy for Life” examines the allegations, enablers and industry machinery behind Sean Combs’s rise and fall.
Come back when the internet does something embarrassing again. It won’t be long.