‘Captain Marvel’ Is Breaking Down Gender Barriers Like There’s No Tomorrow

No, not Miami … Switzerland!

The artist formerly known as Christine and the Queens has rebranded.

According to the Billboard chart lists from 2007 and 2017, music hasn’t changed all that much.

It’s simp o’clock somewhere…

The awards felt charged with a spirit of activism, a theme reinforced by the night’s biggest winners.

Paramore’s lead singer finds her new voice and her old laugh.

Eminem’s sound effects in ‘Kill You’ sparked conversations about whether gunshot-like sound effects are appropriate in the wake of mass shootings.

It’s going to be hard to beat the summer heat with this fire album at the top of the charts.

The singer-songwriter’s 2018 album, ‘God’s Favorite Customer,’ is quieter, sadder and more honest than ever before.

‘Where Are Ü Now’ in your faith, Justin?

The unremarkable four-track project has only served to sour his fan base.

A wrap-up of the Drake/Pusha-T beef, with no detail spared.

Jumping into June means the year is already halfway over. Here are the best 2018 albums, with plenty more to come.

Embrace the chill.

After two years’ hiatus, and on the heels of a slew of controversial remarks, West is back.

‘Testing’ is a new look for A$AP, and it definitely feels a little awkward.

R. Kelly and XXXTentacion, both of whom were targeted by the policy, actually saw their streams rise during the probation.

In her second studio album, the Australian star captivates audiences with her nuanced introspection.

If you’ve recovered from Coachella and are ready to bust out your IV Hydration Drip again, make sure not to miss these five acts!

Lil Wayne’s 2008 album is a modern-day classic ‘cause Wayne win, and they lose.

Lin-Manuel Miranda reinvents Hamilton content through creative collaborations, most recently releasing a version of ‘Helpless’ performed by punk rock band The Regrettes.

You get all of the same acts, but without any of the selfies, $10 water bottles and drama.

The Harlem artist’s latest album certainly pushes sonic boundaries, but feels at times like all style and no substance.

Artists Pusha-T and Drake are a part of one of the most famous feuds in the music industry. How long will they let it go on?

With its increasing popularity, sad rap spreads awareness about mental illness and drug abuse in an industry fixated on partying.

‘Wide Awake!’ gives listeners an eclectic, energetic vibe to represent the nation’s unrest.

She might be able to shake off the haters, but the stigma seems to stick.

Summer is the best time to listen to new music and find that perfect song that will follow you from the beach, BBQs and all of your fun in the sun.

Tejano music was heavily influenced by other cultures and its sound has been the musical backbone of Texas and its culture since the early 20th century.

Has the rapper’s recent behavior robbed him of his artistic achievements?

After a mediocre debut album, Puth’s ‘Voicenotes’ offers a great comeback for the artist.

Fans point to the song’s parallels to the Greek myth of Narcissus, in which a self-obsessed protagonist commits suicide.

Shawn Mendes already has fans dancing around the room and connecting emotionally with his self-titled album.

Despite being surrounded by controversy, Myrkur continues to surprise audiences with her undeniably beautiful sound.

BTS’s unique use of social media has fostered the growth of a multi-language fan base like nothing that has been seen before.

In her new album ‘Dirty Computer,’ Janelle Monáe reminds us once again why she’s one of the best political artists out there.

Singing songs from all six albums and multiple costumes changes, Swift delivers a performance you are not bound to forget.

The animosity and beef fabricated by society and placed on female rappers in contrast to males is a sign that misogyny still exits in the arts world.

This might be the year we finally retire Diana Ross’s “I’m Coming Out.”

Police brutality, gun violence, media complicity and institutionalized racism all receive damning portrayals in Donald Glover’s new video.

Similar to Lady Gaga, Freddy Mercury and David Bowie, Styles uses his platform to support the LGBTQ+ community.

Ryan McCartan has successfully transitioned from acting to singing with the pending release of his debut EP.

Who is the 9-year-old rapper who moves bricks, lives in the Hills and has your mama’s rent money?

After taking a hiatus to explore other creative pursuits, Melinoe is back with a new single, ‘Cyclones,’ and fresh new sound.

In the age of streaming, it isn’t unusual for projects from your favorite artists to disappear. Here’s why.

In the stunning video for ‘All We Do,’ Oh Wonder asked filmmakers across the country, ‘What does it mean to be human?’

Turns out YouTube is more than crazy cat videos and weird challenges.

‘Despacito,’ aka the prime of 2017 pop culture, has inspired a revolution of bilingual collaborations.

According to J. Cole, the fans are all to blame. And the rappers.

Damn, Lamar.

And to think we were excited about his return to Twitter.

If you couldn’t attend the second weekend, here’s what you missed.

If you can afford them at all, obviously.

With her new album ‘Invasion of Privacy,’ Cardi B is breaking records and rising to the top of the rap scene — and she’s just getting started.

You can’t even fall asleep anymore without hearing the iconic, drawn-out ‘daddy’ running through your head.

Pop music is cool and all, but nothing inspires good music like two public, heartbreaking relationships.

Here are some music selections that motivate and inspire.

Cardi B’s newest album, ‘Invasion of Privacy,’ was well worth the anticipation, hype and wait — all put together. She’s killing the game.

Will the old Iggy Azalea please come back to the stage?

Expect your ears to be blown away.

After years of financial struggles, Kali Uchis has finally found success in the music industry.

Some albums just have to be listened to from start to finish.

Looking to hunker down and focus on studying for finals? These five soundtracks will get you through the grind.

Thanks to LGBTQ+ musicians like Hayley Kiyoko, is the world moving towards a Golden Age of queer women in mainstream pop music?

Puth’s promotional singles hint at a more mature, yet promising sophomore debut.

Almost unrecognizable, Aguilera goes makeup-free on the cover of Paper Magazine to talk about female empowerment and self-love.

On ‘It’s Gonna Be May’ day, April 30, the former band will reunite for this tremendous honor.

‘Burn the Stage’ shows the good, the bad and the ugly of the K-pop industry.

On the heels of his first album release, Ng speculates what the future holds for his haunting, atmospheric sound.

You: It’s a match made in heaven. Me, an intellectual: Actually, it’s a match made in ‘My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.’

Let’s map out how exactly the genre of emo rap came to be.

One year after the release of ‘American Dream,’ Khalid’s influence has changed his adopted hometown. 

The Good Vibrations Music & Arts festival is an all day event that will bring together hearing and non-hearing festival goers in an unprecedented event.

From 2006 to today, Taylor Swift had a huge music evolution changing her style with every album.

Pop star Taylor Swift’s music video for her new song has received criticism amid accusations that she stole video concepts from a Kenzo perfume ad.

Music festivals are all fun and games until you realize you forgot your sunscreen.

Travel and daily interactions with people inspire this Boston University student’s music.

Fans of Harry Styles have suspected his bisexuality for years, and ‘Medicine’ might be his coming out song.

These soul sisters are giving classic rock and blues a modern appeal.

‘Bobby Tarantino II’ is the sixth mixtape by Logic and it currently has his fans reeling as ‘mixtape Logic’ makes a much-welcomed comeback.

TDE’s ‘Championship Tour,’ their first full-label tour, is starting in Vancouver this May. Here are three reason why you should go see TDE’s artists.

When the final guitar is strummed, the drums crash and the curtains close, Vans Warped Tour will come to an end — forever.

Finding the next Kelly Clarkson is actually much harder than celebrity judges expected.

With Warped Tour’s final tour approaching this June, it’s important to reflect on the music community it created over its 23-year reign.

Everyone experiences loneliness while they’re away from home in college, and Christian rock might be one of the best ways for you to combat it.

Despite his recent sudden rise in popularity, Russ is anything but an ‘overnight success story.’ Here’s how he managed to stay relevant for nearly a decade.

Watch out this month – artists are dropping albums like no tomorrow and you’ve got to be prepared. Here’s a list of some you should definitely look out for.

In his ‘Hope World’ mixtape, J-Hope tells a compelling story of his rise to fame and success, which came with responsibilities he did not foresee.

The Austin band’s third album marks a shift toward a more jazz-forward mindset, though without sacrificing a hint of its deep-synth sound.

As a college senior, duendita already has a significant presence on Spotify and SoundCloud, especially after the release of her new EP. 

San Marcos rap collective PNTHN reflects on the five albums that helped define their sound.

With their new album, ‘Vacation in Hell,’ dropping April 6, The Flatbush Zombies offer a solution to hip-hop’s problem with carbon-copy personas.

Despite multiple sexual-harassment allegations, Webster has managed to remain out of the spotlight, a problematic sign for the country music industry.

If these music artists can make their way to the SXSW stage, this year will be unlike any other the festival has seen before.

Boston University students Isabel “Izzy” Raye Weinberg and Kian McGee create music together that complements their talents.

Tyler and Ryan Falcoa are a brother duo making waves on the YouTube music scene and are the perfect fit for anyone’s playlist.

Between classes, Hossain manages to make waves in the underground Bengali metal scene as a booking agent.

K-Pop fans from around the world are excited to witness Exo and CL perform live at the close of the 2018 Winter Olympics.

The singer’s husky, tonally curious version of the ‘Star Spangled Banner’ left audiences laughing, gawking and fuming all at once.

By coming out to the public as a gay artist, Holland head-butts the restrictive social conventions of Korea regarding homosexuality to send a message of hope and acceptance.