A racist, sexist and fetishistic portrait of a Caribbean woman who relocates to New York, there's a reason Elton John hasn't ...

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For its 25th anniversary tour, emo-pop-punk band The Used is playing its first three albums in their entirety across three shows beginning Nov. 5.

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The “Hedda” actress and the artist chat about balancing art with commerce and the politicization of a Black queer figure.

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Peter McPoland is in full-on tour preparation mode as our Zoom interview gets underway. He’s been rehearsing a lot at his Los Angeles pad with his band of longtime pals, who will back him on the road ...

Paul McCartney didn't die amid The Beatles' breakup as was rumored, but the singer did struggle in the wake of the split.

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Humans, unlike, say, our furry friends, struggle to see in the dark. We also have pretty active and imaginative brains. This ...

In an excerpt from McCartney’s new oral history of Wings, the ex-Beatle jets to Africa in 1973 to record ‘Band on the ...

The story of Freezing Hands’ “Ghouls of 22nd Street” involves a moment of self-correction outside of a Tucson Walgreens.