Category: Filthy Reads

Yo La Tengo has been hosting a big Hanukkah celebration at Bowery Ballroom for years. This year there’s been plenty

Ice Spice seems to understand the power of a good pun. At the Paramount Pictures Screening Room in NYC on

For the past three years, Father John Misty has performed a Big Sur Park School Benefit at Sunset Cultural Center

A few days before her debut as a featured player on this 51st season of Saturday Night Live, Veronika Slowikowska

The War On Drugs kicked off their annual Drugcember To Remember holiday benefit at Philly’s Johnny Brenda’s earlier this week,

Fat White Family, an English rock band that’s been around since 2011, are bitter. Over the years they’ve ignited beef

After her hit “Messy” catapulted Lola Young into stardom, the 24-year-old singer had a hard year. She canceled performances due to

Run-DMC’s Jam Master Jay (real name Jason Mizell) was shot and killed in 2002, and arrests weren’t made until 2020.

Last week, Timothée Chalamet recently refused to say whether he’s the secret identity of masked UK rapper EsDeeKid. When questioned

For a very, very long time, A$AP Rocky has been promising a new album called Don’t Be Dumb. His last

Allow me to pull the curtain back on the way that this particular website operates during the holidays. Once we

Every year, the Recording Academy hands out a handful of Lifetime Achievement Grammys. Some of the recipients are alive to

Ultra-famous superfriends SZA and Kendrick Lamar spent most of 2025 on what amounts to one long victory lap together. They

It’s Cameron Winter Winter. You already knew this. Geese’s Getting Killed is the critical-consensus album of the year, and it’s

Ever since the early Beatles days, Paul McCartney’s signature instrument has been the Höfner 500/1 violin bass guitar. In 1961,

Donald Trump is renaming the Kennedy Center after himself. The John F. Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts, better known

Indie rock legends Yo La Tengo are now one third of the way through their annual Hanukkah residency at New

The Santa Barbara-based ’90s alt-rockers Summercamp, one word — not to be confused with the London-based 2010s indie pop band