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From "Teenage Dirtbag" to "Flavor of the Weak," a startling number of early-aughts anthems center on losers being ignored by girls they feel entitled to

Great design, slick functionality, but a bit myopic

You can only get Ye's new album via his own Stem Player, which is a surprisingly interesting handheld music mixing board

"Why do I even have to like what I'm writing?" the musician asked during a recent interview

He bought it in 2015

From his own life to the music he's made

A rock video mystery for decades

The queen of the tattoo world and multi-hyphenate artist will set out on a world tour for "Love Made Me Do It" later this month

There are more female guitarists than ever. It's time that guitar companies recognized that.

The three-part Netflix series is a sad reminder of what might have been.

As Kardashian herself put it, he's creating a "dangerous and scary environment"

A line about police brutality was conspicuously absent during the rapper's performance of "Alright" on Sunday

The man behind "New Jersey" also has ties to New York

It turns out the "wardrobe malfunction" was actually more of a production error

From Left Shark to an infamous wardrobe malfunction, the halftime performances that stay with us all have an element of chaos

The prolific and genre-bending musician talks us through the process that yielded "Heterosexuality," his eighth album in seven years