She’s written heartbreak anthems for decades. Now, Taylor Swift sounds happy and that might be her most radical move yet.
Christmas is coming early for Swifties, as the pop icon is releasing not one, but two binge-worthy projects on Disney+ on Dec. 12.
From cassette tapes to concerts, my 28-year love affair with Mariah Carey has shaped not just my playlists, but my life.
Not since 2022 has a soundtrack topped the Billboard 200— KPop Demon Hunters is the first in three and a half years, following Encanto’s nine-week reign.
Carpenter is playful, biting and a little shameless in her new album.
Each solo moment feels like a unique piece of the same puzzle.
When The Fate of Ophelia music video premiered earlier this month, it was immediately clear that Taylor Swift was drawing from literary and visual traditions.
As a longtime fan, I have always been in Taylor’s corner. But while I thoroughly enjoyed the record overall, it’s not my favorite—it’s not a 100% skipless album.
The Queen of Pop is heading back to the dance floor for her next album—with a new set of confessions.
The collection is designed to "feel like a quiet rebellion, something that empowers you to show up as your most honest, fearless self," according to Rosé.
After an Instagram post of 12 orange-coded Eras Tour outfits and a mysterious countdown on her website, Swift dropped the news in a teaser for boyfriend Travis Kelce’s New Heights podcast.
Pride may only come once in a year, but these queer artists will surely spice up your playlists all year round.
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