The venerable R&B and hip hop publication that helped document the history of pop culture in the ‘90s is reportedly set to cease publication at the end of this year. Here is a look at some of the memorable covers from the decade.
We’re up all night to goat lucky.
We’re bringing back this classic game for another round. Here is how to produce your first record in 4 easy steps.
Conclusion: People REALLY like Ryan.
This sh*t is bananas.
Who needed other music when Now had it all? Just provide check or money order!
Because other college clubs just weren’t alternative enough for you.
It’s the jingle that just won’t die.
Twenty news organizations and journalism groups are calling for Beyoncé to let photographers take pictures at her shows.
What, you think perfectly orchestrated symphonies happen because of practice?
This is the earwormiest earwormy song in the history earworms.
The outdoor concert will be a celebration after the recent legalization of same-sex marriage in France. Mika is the first big name to sign on for the event.
Europe’s weirdest and best singing competition is back! Just like Idol, but with drag queens.
These hits from 1997 through 2011 might not have been the song of their respective summers, but maybe they should have been?
Even a funeral can’t kill his vibe.
A Los Angeles - New York City flight was forced to make an emergency stop in Kansas City to remove the unruly passenger.
So we all know about, like, Sinead O’Connor, but who would have expected that Adrien Brody is persona non grata at Studio 8H?
Hearing the growling baritone come out of Carnie Wilson while she’s atop a glorious mountain is strangely gratifying.
What is this wizardry?!
The band’s brilliant third album, Modern Vampires of the City, deals with the crushing pressure to make the most of fleeting youth.
Afraid of the future? Don’t be. When humanity is overthrown by this band of robots, it’s going to be really awesome.
The world wants you, nay, needs you to get together.
Not every song makes the final cut. Whether due to a change of direction in the story or time constraints, sometimes wonderful songs get the axe.
It’s called the “Wonderfilled Anthem” and oh my God it’s just, ugh.
Whitney Houston almost didn’t record her signature song. And Elvis almost owned it.
Remember Lorde? She’s released a video for her awesome, awesome song, “Royals,” off her debut EP, The Love Club.
His name is Gorburger and he asks the tough questions in this episode of his show. Also, Wayne Coyne and Flea dance around in hula skirts.
I don’t know how to play the piano, but now I really want to. Thanks, BeamPacer!
Sometimes, it’s not that an artist doesn’t want to release music, it’s that they can’t.
