Music Features
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All of the Easter Eggs in Taylor Swift’s Emmys Skit
We break down the biggest clues, including what the hell “saccharide, Aries, from the vineyard, north or south” might mean
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The Internet Is Tearing Stella Lefty Apart. Nashville Sees Her Success Differently
As allegations of song poaching surround the “Boston” singer, some insiders say the blowback is out of proportion: “How many sounds has Nashville begun mass producing once the original becomes popular?”
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Everybody Likes Drake Again. That Means We’re Healing
For a while, playing Drake’s music felt like taking a moral position. Now, with his chart comeback and Fear of Missing Out on the way, it’s time to rethink his downfall
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‘It Takes Your Soul’: What Stevie Nicks Learned on Her Sobriety Journey
Upcoming biography Lessons & Lace details life lessons the Fleetwood Mac singer endured throughout her lengthy career
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How the World Learned to Embrace Tupac Shakur
Three decades after his death, he remains a magnetic presence in absentia — perhaps more than ever
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The War on Drugs, Slayyyter, This is Lorelei, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week
Looking for the week’s best new music? Check out our Songs You Need to Know playlist
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Legs McNeil Witnesses the Demise of the Sex Pistols in New Memoir
Just days after punk pioneers played “one of the most boring rock & roll shows ever,” McNeil writes in his book ‘Resident Punk,’ Johnny Rotten called it quits
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Why Is the Entire Internet Talking About Stella Lefty?
The rising country music artist has drawn criticism online for her background and music
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Cancer, Covid, and ‘Sexually Explicit Videos’: Dave Mustaine Reflects on Megadeth’s Most Turbulent Album
Read an excerpt from Mustaine’s new memoir, In My Darkest Hour
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Noel Enjoys Rehearsing, Liam Not So Much — And 6 More Takeaways From New Oasis Doc
The Gallaghers let fans behind the curtain in Don't Look Back in Anger, a film that starts at tense rehearsals and ends with brotherly respect. “I forgot how funny he was,” Noel says of Liam
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