Against the 'Conversation on Race'
More on Brad Paisley and LL Cool J's "Accidental Racist"
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More on Brad Paisley and LL Cool J's "Accidental Racist"
The assumption that there is no real difference among black people is exactly what racism is.
Day 2 of our Brad Paisley/LL Cool-induced national argument
Musical treatments of the South's legacy aren't all as horrible as "Accidental Racist."
After Martin Luther King, Jr.'s murder 45 years ago today, two of the era's most prominent black musicians gave career-defining performances as they helped audiences grieve.
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Jim Johnston talks about overseeing World Wrestling Entertainment's music for 27 years, from the nu-metal phase of yesteryear to today's inclusive soundscape of pop and R&B.
Restless, angsty, pop-punk energy made them great—and is probably what ended them.
Her new song "Bow Down" does, in fact, diss women. But so do lots of her songs.
He's the return of a long-lost showbiz archetype: the song-and-dance (and jokes!) man.
A Rio-flavored club-thumper, an Argentine cumbia revival, a throwback by New Zealand's version of Adele, and more
Hear the forthcoming record from the contemporary-classical innovators of Bang on a Can.
From snotty skate punk to genderbending rap, these acts justified their buzz—or sparked some.
At South by Southwest, a Swedish duo and Korea's f(x) resurrect the awesome pleasure of pop in-sync.
Some churches have brought jazz into the sanctuary—both for its sound, and to attract congregants.
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Despite's Billboard's new formula, Baauer's No. 1 song is as much a throwback as a sign of the times.
'The Next Day' makes for a fascinating, expectations-defying comeback.
A look at where the musical magic happens for artists ranging from Dr. Dre to Thom Yorke
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The world may never run out of oil—and the consequences could be dire. Plus: avoiding the worst parts of death, Henry Kissinger's statesmanship, reconsidering hair metal, and more.
