There’s always some kind of drama when Damon Albarn plays Roskilde. In 2015, the Blur and Gorillaz leader was forcibly removed from the stage at the Danish music festival after refusing to end his set ...

Tom Hardy is one of our best, weirdest movie stars — the type of guy who manages to convey sweaty insanity even in an otherwise pedestrian IP blockbuster like Venom. Hardy is also a rap head to makes ...

He's gone country! Killers frontman Brandon Flowers revealed this week that he went to Nashville and tapped into the country music tradition for his new solo album Thrasher. To my colleague Tom ...

Here we go, axemen, here we go! Before Sleater-Kinney existed, elemental American indie rock howler Corin Tucker was one half of Heavens To Betsy, a duo that didn't last long but left a deep ...

Katy Perry is burning it all down on her new single, aptly titled “Watch It Burn.” You might be wondering how she is doing that — maybe with some matches or a Molotov cocktail? Nope. She’s using her ...

The Rolling Stones have been around forever. Key members have died young (Brian Jones) and in their old age (Charlie Watts), yet Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood seem indestructible.

David Clayton-Thomas, lead singer for late-'60s hitmakers Blood, Sweat & Tears, has passed away. The CBC reports that Clayton-Thomas died on Wednesday at St. Michael's hospital in Toronto. No cause of ...

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It still feels ridiculous to say this, but Sugar, the extremely sick alt-rock power trio that Bob Mould led in the '90s, are back together. They're playing shows, and they're putting out new music.

James Brandon Lewis gives the impression of being wise beyond his years, but he’s got just as many questions as anybody else.

Since Saturday night, seemingly the whole of New York City has been heartily enjoying the Knicks' first NBA championship since 1973. People were out in the streets all night after the team's ...

One of the biggest hits of Sundance was The Invite, an anxious so-called comedy about a dinner party gone awry directed by Olivia Wilde, with a cast led by Wilde, Seth Rogen, Edward Norton, and ...