HBO's comedy series I Love LA season 1 concluded with the eighth episode on December 21, 2025. Rachel Sennott not only featured as the lead in the series but was also behind its making as the creator ...

From November 1 onward to New Year’s Day, we Americans are inundated with the background sounds of the most wonderful time of the year. For some, it’s fa-la-la-la f–k off, with a quarter of retail ...

Members of the music branch culled this shortlist of 15 songs from a master list of 65 eligible songs. By Paul Grein “Golden,” the megahit from KPop Demon Hunters, and two songs each from Sinners and ...

The prospect of revisiting old rebel artists can induce a particular species of dread in the gallery-goer—the sneaking suspicion that yesterday’s rebelliousness is now preserved in institutional amber ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The most insulting thing about the success of Breaking Rust, an artificial intelligence “artist” that topped ...

Let’s talk about sex, baby. For decades, the Billboard Hot 100 has documented the hottest songs in the country — but some of them have been particularly hot, if you catch our drift. From George ...

Korean barbecue has gained popularity in San Antonio in recent years. With several homegrown options, including Chas Market and Kitchen and Ilsong Garden, and chains like KPOT and Gen Korean BBQ House ...

Everybody remembers the big things of the ’70s: Disco balls, bell-bottoms, inflation. But it’s the random items of everyday life that serve as memory touchstones, bringing us back to that ...

Karly B. is a music news journalist at Collider, specializing in the Western and Asian music industries. With a Bachelor of Science degree in Digital Media and Web Technology, she has dedicated part ...

Giddy up, darlin’—The Boom Boom Room is saddling up for a summer showdown like no other! “Yee-Haw & Ooh-La-La” is where the dusty trail meets the tease, and cowgirls bring the heat to the saloon stage ...

The retrospective ends with four previously unreleased recordings by Ronnie, his first new songs since 2010. One of those tracks, a cover of “You’re So Fine,” a 1956 R&B tune originally recorded by ...