Today might as well be renamed Taylor Swift Day. The pop superstar is everywhere right now, with her recreated Red album, Red (Taylor’s Version), dominating the chatter on social media. Just ahead of its release at midnight, Swift stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon for a chat about the new, 10-minute cut of […]

It’s not every day when Taylor Swift releases an album. But when it is that day, the Swifties light up. At midnight, TayTay unlocked the vault again, this time sharing Red (Taylor’s Version), featuring the original 16 tracks, all re-recorded, and the bonus of 14 additional songs. The likes of Chris Stapleton, Phoebe Bridgers and

Graeme Edge, a drummer and co-founder of The Moody Blues, has died. He was 80. The band’s frontman Justin Hayward confirmed Edge’s death Thursday on the group’s website. The cause of his death has not been revealed. Hayward called Edge the backbone of the British rock band, which was inducted into Rock & Roll Hall

It’s great to be alive, especially when the Queen Bey drops new music. At the stroke of midnight, Beyonce shared “Be Alive,” her first release of 2021. “Be Alive” is lifted from Warner Bros’ King Richard, an inspiration film that explores the story of tennis legends the Williams sisters and their father Richard Williams. Like

Taylor Swift’s “All Too Well” has taken a unique path since its 2012 release, winding from unassuming Red deep cut to fan-favorite tear-jerker. So it only makes sense that the song deserves a super-sized new version to match its newly outsized reputation. On the just-released Red (Taylor’s Version), Swift unveils the long-whispered-about 10-minute version of the

It’s ABBA-Mania once more in the land Down Under, as the reunited pop legends blast to No. 1 on the national albums chart with Voyage (Universal). ABBA’s first studio LP in 40 years is an immediate hit in Australia, bowing at the summit of the ARIA Albums Chart. It’s the second ABBA album (and first

Red (Taylor’s Version) feels very different than Fearless (Taylor’s Version), in the way that Taylor Swift’s fans — both casual and diehard — are approaching the releases. While the excitement around Fearless (Taylor’s Version) was palpable, anticipation for Red (Taylor’s Version) ahead of its release reached a deafening fever pitch, signaling one of the biggest releases

Taylor Swift’s Red (Taylor’s Version) — the second in the superstar’s promised series of re-recorded albums — has arrived. The original Red was released in October 2012 and includes the hit singles “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together,” “I Knew You Were Trouble” and the title track. Now, Swift is back with the beloved

Eight-plus months after we were gifted with the debut Silk Sonic single “Leave the Door Open,” the duo’s first album — An Evening With Silk Sonic — has arrived. The nine-track project, guest-hosted by funk legend Bootsy Collins, includes the two-week Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hit “Leave the Door Open,” as well as the

Never let it be said that Pete Davidson can dish, but not take it. The 27-year-old funnyman was the brunt of some brutal jokes back in 2016 for the Comedy Central Roast of Rob Lowe. One particular burn was so harsh, it would have left a mark on anyone. He took it like a champ.