November 5, 2024

“Bad Bunny uses his platform to inspire his fans to get involved in Puerto Rican politics, urging them to use their voices and votes for a better future.”

Celine Dion pays tribute to legendary music producer Quincy Jones, calling him a musical genius and a true legend. She shares how he impacted her career and praises his talent, passion, and mentorship.

Selena Gomez calls out body shaming comments and addresses her recent lupus flare-up, reminding others to think before making assumptions about someone’s health.

Buffalo rapper Ché Noir talks about her personal journey, taking a break from the industry, and finding inspiration for her latest project, ‘The Lotus Child’. With raw and introspective lyrics, Ché Noir breaks stereotypes and solidifies her place in the rap scene.

Irish actor Barry Keoghan stars in Fontaines D.C.’s new music video for “Bug,” directed by Andrea Arnold. The intense and gritty video perfectly captures the energy and rawness of the band’s music.

Música mexicana is being used as a powerful tool to engage and mobilize young Latinos to participate in the democratic process and vote in the 2024 election.

Rihanna claps back at criticism over her joke about using her son’s US passport to vote, telling “Karen’s” to shut up and let her have her joke. She stands by her use of humor to address important issues.

Mount Eerie’s ‘Night Palace’ is a haunting and mesmerizing album that explores the duality of terror and bliss. Phil Elverum’s ethereal vocals and poetic lyrics create a rich and immersive listening experience that will leave you both shaken and enchanted.

Jamie Foxx thanks Quincy Jones for making his late sister with Down syndrome, DeOndra Dixon, feel like a superstar and highlights the importance of inclusion through the power of music.

After over a decade of being a musical enigma, the “most mysterious song on the internet” has been identified as “Subways of Your Mind” by the German band FEX, bringing closure to the online community’s search.