Author: Rob Sheffield
"I’m just in a more confident place," says the former One Direction member, who just released his second solo album
It was the Fab Four at their absolute peak, and the new Super Deluxe Edition takes us even deeper into the album's genius
Her new album is the biggest mystery in the music world right now. Here are the lingering questions that will keep us up until it finally comes out this week
The West Coast rap legend's slippity-slide aesthetic was a breath of fresh air — and it holds up incredibly well. Even after the hits, he never stopped hustling
All-time classics, buried treasures, cult favorites, and one-hit wonders — from Prince and Duran Duran to Kate Bush and the Go-Go's to the Replacements and R.E.M.
Rob Sheffield breaks down the night's highest highs and lowest lows at the self-described “biggest music party of the year”
The pop queen just released her first new music in six years. She's back stronger than ever.
The first two nights of the pop superstar's residency at Madison Square Garden was a triumphant example of his pure devotion to Too Much All the Time
The Gallagher brothers' disastrously over-the-top 1997 album is a monument to a kind of late-20th century excess we will never see the likes of again. It's badness remains legendary
“People often greatly underestimate me on how much I’ll inconvenience myself to prove a point,” she tells director Mike Mills
