Music

“My resignation was unrelated to any allegations related to Mr. Kelly’s social life,” the singer’s attorney Linda Mensch told Rolling Stone.

Avicii was but one of the towering, single-named DJs that rose up in the early 2010s wave of EDM, but he was the most emblematic.

The North Carolina rapper explores the perils of addiction from multiple angles, to emotionally powerful results.

An album fit for people, sheep, and sheeple alike.

Two incredibly cheesy men got together and made sort of lame, but surprisingly delightful, pop-reggae music.

He had retired from touring two years ago, citing health reasons.

His tweets are cunning, trite, and will continue until morale improves.

It’s kind of like Blade Runner but the weather is better.

Will she top last week’s show?

A solo project, plus a collab with Kid Cudi.

A backup dancer confirmed Beyoncé has a few surprises planned for her second Beychella performance.

The Purple One knows how to rehearse.

Young beat-makers are selling their work to big stars for low prices — and it’s working really well.

David Hockney, Albert Camus, and more.

“I’m a girl’s girl, meaning I support women no matter what they choose to do.”

Just in time for Princemas.

Who could forget Betty singing “Mad World” during the world’s most depressing striptease?

“Cardi B is right.”

In its fifth year in NYC, the pop culture extravaganza will include Ava DuVernay, Claire Danes, Tracy Morgan, and so much more.

God’s Favorite Customer is set to drop June 1.