GRAMMY.com • 24th April 2023

Kelly Clarkson Essentials: 12 Songs That Highlight Her Illustrious Pop Career

As Kelly Clarkson gears up to release her tenth album, 'chemistry,' take a listen to a dozen songs that showcase the wide range of the pop star's discography.

Polygon • 22nd April 2023

Which of The Legend of Zelda’s Links would be the best hangs?

The cool and not-so-cool versions of the silent hero

Kotaku • 28th March 2023

Fortnite's Story Is Way Better Than It Gets Credit For

The plot behind Epic's massive battle royale deserves more appreciation than it gets

GRAMMY.com • 25th January 2023

Harry Styles' Sonic Evolution: How He Grew From Teen Pop Idol To Ever-Evolving Superstar

'Harry's House' not only gives Harry Styles his most GRAMMY recognition yet — it serves as a testament to how much he's expanded his sound over his already storied career.

Alternative Press Magazine • 26th October 2022

15 horror movies 'Jennifer’s Body' fans will love

October is for horror movies, and horror movies lend themselves to cult classic status.

WIRED • 15th October 2022

'The Last of Us' Makes Players Feel Really Bad—And That’s Great

Few other video games manage to make users feel truly awful the way this one does. But its unsettling stories are what makes it so memorable and impactful.

Alternative Press Magazine • 13th October 2022

With 'Blue Rev,' Alvvays are back and stronger than ever

Making an album is a journey. On a select few projects, the journey is relatively easy. The vision is clear, the conditions are just right and the final record comes to life quickly. As nice as that sounds, the reality is most album cycles present hurdles for the artists. Finding inspiration, picking the right collaborators and putting pen to paper and music to tape are all incredibly difficult, and that’s before life throws wrenches into the best laid plans. Toronto five-piece Alvvays know this better than most.

GRAMMY.com • 15th September 2022

No Strangers to Music: 9 "Stranger Things" Actors With Musical Connections, From Joe Keery's Djo To Millie Bobby Brown's Video Cameos

As Joe Keery (aka Djo) and Maya Hawke prep their latest albums, revisit all of the "Stranger Things'" actors and actresses who have also made their marks within music over the years.

Alternative Press Magazine • 9th September 2022

15 of the best A24 movie soundtracks, ranked

In the world of film, there isn’t a more recognizable name right now than A24. Since its first release in 2013, A24 has had a hand in the distribution of well over 100 movies, producing many of them along the way. These movies have collected Oscars, earned glowing reviews and captured the minds and hearts of audiences.

GRAMMY.com • 22nd August 2022

How Hailee Steinfeld Is "Entering A New Space" & Paying Tribute To California With Her Next Project

After a two-year hiatus, Hailee Steinfeld released "Coast," her new single that is just the beginning of a musical — and visual — experience inspired by her California upbringing.

GRAMMY.com • 16th June 2022

The Magic Of 'Melodrama': How Lorde’s Second Album Solidified Her & Producer Jack Antonoff As Global Stars

The writing and production of 'Melodrama' — released on June 16, 2017 — turned Lorde into a relatable icon of the late 2010s and Antonoff into the producer pop artists are now clamoring to work with.

WIRED • 30th May 2022

‘Hades’ Nails Its Depictions of Polyamory and Kink

The 2020 indie darling provides players with thoughtful romantic plots seldom seen in gaming.

MTV News • 13th May 2022

Mallrat Goes Deeper Into The Machine

THE AUSTRALIAN MUSICIAN CATEGORICALLY MAKES POP IN AN ATYPICAL WAY, MELDING 'REALLY DISTORTED, AGGRESSIVE SOUNDS, AND REALLY BEAUTIFUL VOCAL SAMPLES'

Fanbyte • 12th May 2022

Pride Is the Ultimate Downfall in Elden Ring

Pride before the fall.

MTV News • 29th April 2022

Girlpool, A Band Defined By The Unity Of Two, Invite Collaboration

TO REALIZE THE GRITTY, ELECTRONIC SOUNDS ON THEIR ALBUM 'FORGIVENESS,' THE FRIEND-DUO BROUGHT A PROLIFIC PRODUCER INTO THEIR INTIMATE PRACTICE

Paste Magazine • 26th April 2022

Tomberlin Takes a Leap of Faith on i don’t know who needs to hear this

Sarah Beth Tomberlin talks belief, the evolution of her songwriting and recording process, and her career-best new record, out Friday

Fanbyte • 17th March 2022

The Real Terror of Metroid Dread is Unrestrained Power

Samus’s latest adventure is scariest when confronting the franchise’s larger implications.

MTV News • 17th February 2022

Broods Welcome You To Grieve On Space Island

ON THEIR FIRST ALBUM SINCE 2019, GEORGIA AND CALEB NOTT COVER THEIR OWN PAINFUL LOSSES IN SYNTHPOP WARMTH

Input • 14th February 2022

It’s time we admit the Madden NFL Super Bowl simulation sucks

The official Madden NFL YouTube channel has released its own simulation of the game since 2010. And each year, it's as boring and predictable as the last.

GRAMMY.com • 27th January 2022

For The Record: Why Lana Del Rey's 'Born To Die' Is One Of Pop's Most Influential Albums In The Past Decade

The sound and aesthetic of 'Born To Die,' released in January 2012, created a blueprint for numerous artists and cultural movements during the 2010s — and beyond