Music

To say that people have been waiting for Lorde’s comeback would be like saying that people who are stranded in the desert “look forward”

Update June 7, 2021: Lorde changed the front page of her website to a picture of the cover of her upcoming single, “Solar Power.” This confirms

Surviving in the cut-throat music industry, let alone the competitive world of K-pop, requires a certain level of bravery. Pair that pluck with all-around

The popularity of Western tropes in fashion isn’t new. Quite the opposite actually — Americana signatures like cowboy boots, double-denim, and more hav

Since making its debut at the start of the global pandemic, Swizz Beatz and Timbaland’s Verzuz battles have united music fans across the diaspora by show

Saweetie is extremely online. But you probably already know that if you follow her on any of her social media platforms, where she shows how fluent she is

In June 2020, Vincint Cannady sequestered himself alone in a room — his only company was his fiercest demons. “My therapist told me to write down all t

I got my driver’s license in 2001. Olivia Rodrigo got hers during this pandemic. Despite our age difference, I am one of many “geriatric millennials”

My name is Laurise McMillian, and I lead R29Unbothered’s social media team. Welcome to About My Business, our brand new career column. For years, I was g

On the second biggest night in music — the Grammys are the first — the 2021 Billboard Music Awards brought together this year’s best in business for

Spoilers are ahead. The singer Pink (real name: Alecia Beth Moore) knows she sucks the air out of the room, and she says as much in her new Prime Video doc

As the weather begins to toast up, BTS has brought the “Butter.” Their latest single is a deliciously smooth and tangy synthpop bop that’

We may still be in the process of getting to know budding heartbreak princess Olivia Rodrigo, but one thing we know for certain is her undying love for Tay

"So much of being Asian and an immigrant is to just 'fit in' and 'not make too much noise.' The Vietnamese New Wave scene was a total revolt against that."

In 2005, Japanese author Masaru Emoto conjectured that human consciousness could directly affect the molecular structure of water — or more simply, as Ka