Roger Daltrey Doesn't Seem to Care Very Much About the 50th Anniversary of "Who's Next"
"You've got to let this stuff go," the singer said.
Pearl Jam's Jeff Ament Has an Ambitious Skateboarding Plan for Montana
He's been working at it for seven years
The Best Movies, TV, Books and Music for October
Including the long-awaited prequel to “The Sopranos,” plus Dave Grohl’s life story
Unfortunately, Justin Bieber's Erotic Art Show Is Not Real
Word of the pop star's pivot to erotic art made the rounds this week, but is, alas, a hoax
David Bowie’s Lost Album “Toy” Is Finally Being Released
The previously shelved record will be officially released in November
Should R. Kelly’s Music Be Removed From Streaming Services?
What does the singer's recent conviction mean for his music?
Pop Stars File Phone-Hacking Cases Against Rupert Murdoch-Owned Media
The latest installment in a long saga
An Artificial Intelligence Just Completed Beethoven's Tenth Symphony
A bold use of technology
Can We Stop With the Britney Spears Documentaries Already?
Two new Britney Spears documentaries drop in the same week, but are they exploiting her trauma for financial gain?
Why September 24, 1991 Was the Best Day in Music History
a day that saw seminal releases by Nirvana, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and more
Watch the Rolling Stones Pay Tribute to Charlie Watts in Their First Show Without Him
"We all miss Charlie so much," Mick Jagger told the crowd.
The 25 Best Fall Albums
From Fleet Foxes to Fahey, these records will help you usher in cozy season
Why RZA Wants You to Diversify Your Diet and Eat More Plant-Based Foods
The Wu-Tang Clan legend hasn't had an animal-based protein since a family fish fry in the late '90s
Eric Clapton's Vow to Avoid Venues Requiring Vaccinations Isn't Going Too Well
New Orleans 1, Clapton 0
Morgan Wallen Reportedly Hasn’t Donated All the Money He Promised to Black Charities
Wallen pledged $500,000 to Black charities back in July. One organization called that number "exceptionally misleading."
An Unreleased Song by John Lennon Is Up for Auction
A performance of "Radio Peace" was part of an informal interview with four teen Danish students in early 1970