For conservative supporters of Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro, Madonna’s recent mega show in Rio had seemed the perfect opportunity to score points against what
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Drake and Kendrick Lamar don’t get that women’s pain isn’t a punchline | Tayo Bero
Drake and Kendrick Lamar have been battling it out for days in a vicious diss-track feud, but what started out as a sparring of wits
Cupcakes and ticket warnings: Paris ready for sellout Taylor Swift shows
She may be the owner of a bakery in the centre of a city famous for its millefeuilles and religieuses, but in recent days Beth
‘Coming out, it was like a veil was lifted’: Indigo Girls on homophobia, hope and their big Barbie moment
In 1990, as her duo Indigo Girls were heading to platinum-selling success in the US, Amy Ray founded her own label called Daemon Records, formed
‘He growls death metal in his pants!’ The Eurovision 2024 bangers to watch out for
Nemo – The Code (Switzerland) The bookies’ favourite, and you can see why. For one thing, it addresses a hot-button social issue – the lyrics
‘I feel super gassed’: Lady Unchained, the prison radio host playing inmates’ raps
“It’s your girl, Lady Unchained, and you’re listening to Free Flow – the instrumental show where we play the beat twice so you can get
‘Blood is on your hands, Biden’: US rapper Macklemore gives support to Palestine and campus protests
Chart-topping US rapper Macklemore has released a new track, Hind’s Hall, which gives robust support to Palestine as well as those protesting at US universities
‘My bandmates looked like escaped prisoners’: farewell to queer punk icon Gary Floyd
Between its vitriolic hatred of cops, Nazis, the Klan and the bourgeoisie, and the ecstatic joy of losing oneself to gloryholes and porno stores, few
‘The truth was just too painful’: the highs and lows of Mama Cass
One of the most famous stories ever told about “Mama” Cass Elliot was a complete lie. It didn’t help that the singer herself repeated it
‘People think it’s just for emo or gothic kids’: the Kenyan metalhead leading a new wave of African rock
As a teenager, Martin Kanja spent countless late nights listening to heavy metal on a local radio show. The furious riffs, shrieks, growls and distorted