Lucy Dacus on Closing Out the ‘Forever Is a Feeling’ Chapter, Finding Fandom Boundaries and What’s Next
The 31-year-old singer-songwriter is set to play her final show for the album with the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra.
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Inside the Hollywood Home Studio That’s Birthed Several Pop Hits
Music producer Leland speaks with The Hollywood Reporter about his Hollywood home studio, his collaborator Troye Sivan’s new album and making queer art.
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Donnie Wahlberg Says NKOTB’s Final Las Vegas Shows Will Be “Super Emotional,” Teases New Elements and Shares What’s Next
New Kids on the Block are set to perform eight final shows in October to close out their residency, “The Right Stuff,” at Dolby Live at Park MGM.
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Metallica Thrashes Las Vegas With Five Decades of Monumental Metal
The mind-melting moments from the first night of the Life Burns Faster residency at the Sphere.
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Tinashe Wants to Challenge the Pop Star Label
As one of pop’s most consistent and boundary-pushing artists, the 33-year-old has landed at a new chapter in her career with ‘Popstar’: “I feel very self-assured and confident.”
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Skilla Baby Won’t Be Stopped
The Detroit rapper released his latest album ‘The Price of Fame’ over the summer.
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Olivia Rodrigo: The Queen of Sad Finds Her Happy Place
She has spent years turning heartbreak into hits — and wrestling with the fame that followed. But with a massive new album, sold-out tour and her very own feminist music festival, the 23-year-old pop sensation is finally enjoying the view from the top.
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DEVO Frontman Mark Mothersbaugh on 1970s Pop Band Predicting Today’s Politics: “It’s Gone Really Dark Again”
The veteran composer discussed his eclectic artistic career combining film and music at the Vancouver Film Festival.
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Grammy Predictions: It’s a Race Between Olivia and Olivia
This awards season has brought new music from such heavy hitters as Taylor Swift, Bruno Mars and Harry Styles. But the album of the year race may come down to the two Olivias: Dean and Rodrigo
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Best New Artist: It’s Ella Langley’s Grammy to Lose
A look at the rising stars mostly likely to crash the Grammys this year.
