Author: Rob Sheffield
“People often greatly underestimate me on how much I’ll inconvenience myself to prove a point,” she tells director Mike Mills
Recapping a night of music, positivity, and whatever the hell was going on with “Peaches”
The first single from Harry’s House is a both a straight-from-the-heart cry and an irresistible dance-floor challenge
Rob Sheffield weighs in on what may be the most jaw-dropping, what-the-fuck-just-happened Academy Awards broadcast ever
The world keeps counting her out, and Britney keeps coming back stronger than ever. So let’s celebrate one of the most influential artists of the last 25 years by counting down every song she’s ever ...
Kendrick takes a W, Eminem takes a knee, hol-leration and hateration take the L as American sport’s biggest night finally puts hip-hop center stage
Compact discs never had the romance of vinyl or the convenience of MP3s. But they’re still the ideal format for getting lost inside your music collection
Peter Jackson’s three-part, nearly eight-hour doc flips the script on John, Paul, George and Ringo’s final act — and completely revises your opinion of the band you’ve known for all these years
She’s never sounded more ferocious than she does on '30'—more alive to her own feelings, more virtuosic at shaping them into songs in the key of her own damn life
Rock’s ultimate drum god didn’t want the spotlight. He was there to do a job, which was knocking people off their feet, night after night, year after year
