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The story of dance music in America is a story of boom and backlash. As Beyoncé and Drake turn to house-inspired sounds, will the cycle happen again?
Music and culture have changed dramatically since Beyoncé’s last album, but she’s poised to push them forward—again.
The pop star’s new album continues her heartwarming world-domination plan.
Songs like “Running Up That Hill” stay in rotation not because of nostalgia but because they’re timeless.
Beyoncé and Drake are turning to house music to encourage listeners to let loose. But are we ready to submit?
MTV turned music into spectacle. The app is doing the opposite.
An obsessive protector of rock’s past could hold the key to its future.
The smart new rom-com understands that vacation is not liberation.
Wilco’s new album resets with a folkier sound—and a hunt for serenity.
Don’t be fooled by the pastel tones and gentle sounds of Harry’s House.
Despite what the artist says on Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers, he’s still trying to save you.
Where Lost and Westworld spun out, the Apple TV+ show’s contained world succeeds.
The spark and originality present in the band’s best work are missing from its latest album.
Amid the sweat and superficiality of the first Coachella since 2019, the most maligned concert format felt vital again.
How the film turns a comic-book trope into an unpretentiously profound message
The show has evolved into a valuable institution—even if some viewers are sick of it.
Today’s Disney movies aren’t like the ones you grew up with. That isn’t a bad thing.
Better Call Saul is dazzling, and frustrating.
Why do older sounds seem to dominate music lately?