Category: Filthy Reads

Dominic Fike is kicking off 2026 with a cover of Primus’ “South Park Theme.” The musician and actor stopped by

A few months ago, UK pop star Lily Allen returned with West End Girl, an extremely focused and specific breakup

Cue “I’ll Stand By You.” Chrissie Hynde has logged on to decry a Vogue article criticizing the late Brigitte Bardot.

Last night, on the first anniversary of the tragic Eaton Fire in Southern California, Dawes and their pal John C.

Bruno Mars is one of those pop stars who can seemingly fade into the background while still quietly cranking out

Robyn season is truly upon us. Yesterday, the Swedish pop supernova finally announced Sexistential, her first album in almost eight

Bruno Mars’ most recent solo album 24K Magic came out nearly 10 years ago. Ten! Remarkably, he’s remained pretty relevant

Geese are playing Saturday Night Live. It’s to be expected, given that Cameron Winter and friends — makers of Getting

A little over a decade ago, Dave Grohl broke his leg onstage in Sweden, prompting the Foo Fighters to cancel a bunch

Look, it’s harder and harder for musicians to make a living at what they do. You have to be more

Last year’s Mosswood Meltdown was a success with Kreayshawn’s first performance in a decade, along with great sets from Devo,

No, that was not Snail Mail’s Lindsey Jordan competing in this week’s Jeopardy! Champions Wildcard quarterfinals. That would be Stella

Governors Ball returns to Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens this June. Today the fest’s 2026 lineup has arrived, featuring

Stephen Colbert’s Late Show will end in May. Late Night With Seth Meyers barely ever booked musical guests even before

A$AP Rocky’s long-delayed new album Don’t Be Dumb is allegedly arriving next week. Between a few release date pushbacks, Rocky has

Over the weekend Donald Trump launched a military raid on Venezuela that involved bombing the capital city Caracas and capturing

Waxahatchee leader Katie Crutchfield and her twin sister and Snocaps bandmate Allison share a birthday with The Good Place star

There were a couple of unique Local H shows in the Midwest last week. On Dec. 30 the band played

Last May, Australian pop-rock duo Royel Otis got some negative attention surrounding some eyebrow-raising lyrics to their hit single “Moody.”