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Albanese apologises for lewd remarks about Kylie Minogue on podcast
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stirred controversy after participating in a podcast segment where listeners posed a “shag, marry or date” game featuring pop star Kylie Minogue alongside Nicole Kidman and Rhon
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Yungblud backed by SZA and Alyssa Milano amid industry plant debate
The English musician shared a vulnerable post about his recent struggles as an artist and was greeted with a wave of support
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Australia’s prime minister apologises for lewd remark about Kylie Minogue
We last checked in on Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese last Halloween, shortly after he sparked some bad-faith outrage by wearing a Joy Division T-shirt. Now he’s back in the news thanks to a more genuinely scandalous intersection with the music world. The post Australian Prime Minister Apologizes For Saying He’d Have Sex With Kylie…
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Muse Kick Off North American The Wow! Signal Tour – antiMusic
Muse Kick Off North American The Wow! Signal Tour antiMusic
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Ballad of a Thin Man remains overlooked on Highway 61 Revisited
Bob Dylan’s 1965 song is a surreal masterpiece that has puzzled fans for decades. It’s rumored to be a critique of intrusive journalists.
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Every day evolves from gratitude into something more emotionally complex
Nicholas Gay, the musician who records swirly acoustic-electronic music under the name Lockimara, is currently living in New York, pursuing a master’s degree in music production, after stints in Vancouver and Toronto. Later this month, he’ll release his sophomore album Only Sun, Only Moon, and he caught our attention with the single “Tastes Like.” Today,…
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Robert Richardson documentary offers candid, balanced portrait of cinematography master
Among the various talking heads in “Robert Richardson: The White Devil” — a simultaneously awestruck and cheerfully confrontational documentary about the celebrated American cinematographer — are the three big dogs essential to any discussion of his work: Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino and Oliver Stone, who all speak affectionately and perceptively about his artistry, and their…
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Danceteria and beyond: Madonna features on Pitchfork’s latest staff playlist
Our weekly playlist highlights songs that our writers, editors, and contributors are listening to on repeat
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Choosin’ Texas by Ella Langley spends 12th week atop Billboard Hot 100
Only five songs by women and no male collaborators have led for 12 weeks or more all-time.
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Charli xcx to preview seventh album at listening events in 25 cities
Charli xcx has announced global tour dates in support of her forthcoming seventh studio album, “Music, Fashion, Film,” out July 24. The sessions will take place in independent theaters in cities all across the globe between July 9-11, mostly in North America, Europe and Australia/New Zealand, although sessions are also taking place in Brazil and…