Rachel Platten’s 2015 hit “Fight Song” was one of Plugged In’s favorite tunes last year—which raises the stakes for the …
Prince’s final two albums find him as enchanted with sensuality as he was when his controversial career began nearly four …
The lyrics dispel any ambiguity about who it is Troye Sivan finds affection for.
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Adele’s record-breaking, tear-jerking third album majors in mournful melancholy as she once again unpacks her disastrous romantic baggage.
Throughout this band’s meteoric rise (and fall), you never have to wait long before sweetness gets sullied by reckless sexual …
Justin Bieber is at least trying to grow up—even if he’d be the first to say (and we’d have to …
Why is this happily married wife, mother and country icon telling tales of crime, murder and rebellious renegades? Read on.
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Demi Lovato is brimming with self-confidence these days. Sometimes that’s a good thing … and sometimes it’s not.
The first original album from the popular a cappella act Pentatonix blends inspirational messages with … less than inspirational ones.
Three decades after launching its yellow-and-black attack, Stryper returns with another faith-fueled assault on spiritual darkness.
Selena Gomez “felt it was time to transition to a more adult artist,” says Interscope Records. Which is, of course, …
Drake and Future just keep on feeding their insatiable appetite for self-destruction, unconcerned that it’s a bottomless spiritual pit.
Leave it to noir diva Lana Del Rey to take one of life’s most joyous moments—a honeymoon—and drain the brightness …