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Tawny Kitaen, ’80s rock video star and actress, has died at 59.
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SWV and Xscape, two powerhouse R&B girl groups of the 1990s, will go head-to-head Saturday night for the latest Verzuz matchup.
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The reviews are in — and they’re mostly savage. Critics say Van Morrison’s new album plays up conspiracy theories and “troubling alt-right-y stuff.”
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The family of late Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell and a doctor who they alleged overprescribed him drugs agree to settle a lawsuit over his death.
Daft Punk sampled Eddie Johns’ “More Spell on You” on their hit “One More Time.” Johns, who has struggled with homelessness, was never paid or credited.
A documentary from Oscar nominee and Emmy winner Matthew Heineman, “The Boy From Medellín” profiles Latin music star J Balvin.
Pop singer-songwriter Bebe Rexha on the unhealthy competition among female artists, coping with social anxiety and the most Albanian thing about her.
Pop musician Joe Jonas collaborated with travel agency Expedia to give away three-dimensional replicas of his hand to soothe nervous travelers.
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With his new album, ‘Eduardo,’ 20-year-old Ed Maverick leads Mexico’s new generation of indie-rock romantics.
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While Britney Spears dismissed new documentaries about her life as reductive, fans doubt she even wrote her latest Instagram post. Not true, she says.
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A Los Angeles judge has ruled in favor of the late singer’s estate in a long-running tax dispute with the IRS.
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In the first area concert since the pandemic, and the first at SoFi Stadium, Foo Fighters, Jennifer Lopez and Prince Harry appear at “Vax Live.”
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The Recording Academy’s dissolution of its nomination review committees did not sway the “After Hours” singer, who has called the group “corrupt.”
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In a drastic departure from her signature oversize clothes and two-tone hair, Billie Eilish debuted a 1940s-inspired look on the cover of British Vogue.
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‘It’s a long road to get to a transformative change like this,’ Recording Academy Chief Executive Harvey Mason Jr. told The Times.
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Esmé Bianco’s case alleges Marilyn Manson sexually abused her and Tony Ciulla knew what was happening. The musician and his manager deny it all.
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In his new doc, ‘What Drives Us,’ Dave Grohl and a host of rock luminaries reflect on their salad days as young musicians touring the country by van.
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A classic YouTube clip of Prince dazzling his peers at the 2004 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony has been re-cut by the original director.
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Christian Nodal and Gera MX’s ‘Botella Tras Botella’ (Bottle After Bottle) has become a viral hit, topping Spotify and breaking big in L.A.
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Art in Grand Park, ‘Evita’ in concert, a ‘Titanic’ parody and more, in person and online. Here are 26 picks for your consideration.
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On the fifth anniversary of his death, we rank every Prince song officially released as a single, from 1978’s ‘Soft and Wet’ to 2015’s ‘Free Urself.’
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Hip-hop boy band-slash-collective Brockhampton has just released its best album to date. Could it also be its last?
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Multiple women accuse owners of the Cloak & Dagger nightclub of sexual misconduct and of overlooking misconduct by famous members.
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“My father died in the 1918 flu,” my dad told me. Only later did we learn how the pandemic created enduring family secrets and mysteries.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought into stark focus the long battle between the medical establishment and the fat acceptance movement.
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From climate change to voting rights, Patagonia has been willing to risk backlash by taking positions on contentious social issues. It’s a risk that has paid off.
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The ‘Zoom in a room’ option for in-person schooling — the format for high schools in Los Angeles and San Francisco — has failed to draw back the vast majority of students.
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TV critic Mike Tierney is back to review NBC’s Kentucky Derby coverage.
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Paul Pescador explores gender identity at Tyler Park Presents. Plus, live theater, stolen treasures and how our pandemic year shaped the work of Maya Lin
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