Category: Music
“We Found Love” and “This Is What You Came For”: Lightning Strikes Twice With Rihanna & Calvin Harris
The magic of the Calvin Harris/Rihanna collaboration that was 2011’s “We Found Love” was almost too much brilliance to ever give us hope that the [Read More…]
Britney’s Drug-Addled Past Crops Up Again
As news of Britney Spears’ ninth album continues to send fans into a frenzy, another sect of current reports have dredged up Spears’ sordid 2007-2008 [Read More…]
Kesha’s “True Colors”: A Testament To A Woman’s Strength
The insanity of Kesha’s legal battles starting in early 2014, signaled by her check-in to a rehab center to treat an eating disorder, has had the [Read More…]
In The Azealia Banks/Beyoncé Beef, Banks Serves Some Harsh Truths
What would another day be without Azealia Banks being vexed by another person or entity? Her latest beef is with Beyoncé, a singer she feels gives [Read More…]
Beyoncé Makes Bitter Lemonade
“What a wicked way to treat the girl that loves you.” This lyric from the second track on Beyoncé’s sixth album (and sophomore “surprise” one), “Hold [Read More…]
“Ain’t Your Mama” Tears the Oedipus Complex a New Asshole
Regardless of the controversy surrounding Jennifer Lopez’s latest single (due its Dr. Luke-produced beats), the song has undeniable value when it comes to the very [Read More…]
Charli XCX Brings Us A Futuristic Grease 2 Tableau With “Vroom Vroom”
As Charli XCX continues down the path of prolific, her work has shown a remarkable ability to take risks in a short span of time. [Read More…]
Rihanna Does Spring Breakers for “Needed Me” Video
As the singles seem to keep coming from Rihanna’s ANTI album, which has seemingly had a renaissance after a lackluster release, the Barbadian chanteuse continues [Read More…]
Only M.I.A. Could Turn A Corporate Collaboration Into A Cause
In honor of World Recycle Week (April is no longer just about Earth Day anymore when it comes to “green” endeavors), M.I.A.’s surprising collaboration with H&M has [Read More…]
A Two-Pronged Examination of the “What It Feels Like for A Girl” Video (Both Are Bleak)
In 2001, Madonna was still riding high on the wave of the release of her eighth studio album, Music. Though it came out on September [Read More…]
