Kanye West spoke to Forbes about his run for president in 2020, contracting coronavirus, and his vision for running America.
Halle Berry has issued a statement in which she apologized for saying she wanted to play a transgender man in a movie as a chance to "experience that world."
Tiga and Hudson Mohawke share "Love Minus Zero," the first in a series of collaborations set for release in 2020.
Pharrell's new Netflix show Voices of Fire will launch in 2020 and focuses on the search for a new gospel choir in Virginia.
Italian film composer Ennio Morricone, known for his work with Sergio Leone and Quentin Tarantino, has died in an Italian hospital at 91, his lawyer has confirmed.
Following the release of their debut album as Muzz, Interpol’s Paul Banks, Walkmen drummer Matt Barrick, and multi-instrumentalist Josh Kaufman discuss their back catalogs and collaborations.
Gia Margaret shares "Barely There" from new album Mia Gargaret, due June 12 via Orindal Records. Read an interview with the singer-songwriter now.
It took nine years for Mike Skinner to bring The Streets back with a new mixtape. From his home in London, in his own inimitable way, he tells us why.
Mike Hadreas’s fifth album as Perfume Genius is raw and ambitious, revealing an artist more confident in his abilities than ever before.
Watch the video for "A Hero's Death," the title track from Fontaines D.C.'s second LP.
With Bandcamp once again waiving its fees on all purchases today, we've rounded up some of our favorite albums on the platform.
