Kat George

Now that we've had time to live with Lady Gaga's all American persona, can we all agree the pivot wasn't the best career decision?

Ten days away from Donald Trump's inauguration, we consider the effects of a bigoted administration on popular culture.

Her latest vid is an uncanny throwback. But is she rehashing the past or simply reclaiming her crown?

We meet Gavin and his refugee collaborators in the camps in Ritsona to find out how making music with Ableton is making life a little better.

Here's a photo from my time in New York. Moving back after six years was pretty strange, so I asked some expat friends for their stories. Seems like coming home is often as good as leaving.

Getting groped at gigs is not OK. We talked to the girls taking a stance against assault, victim blaming, and the culture of complicity. And they're actually getting somewhere.

Next month Britney will release her first single in a year, but in the meantime we've been enjoying unfiltered Insta-Brit—smudged mascara, inspirational quotes, pics of corn and all.

The manspreading once reserved for dudes in music videos has been reclaimed over the years by female pop stars.

When male singer's grind up on fans no one says a thing, yet after one slip of the hand Madonna's (again) labeled "a dirty old woman."

The year is 2001, the pants are sitting far too low, Destiny's Child are still matchy-matchy, and yet Bey still crushed it with her foreshadowing of trends to come. Happy #FBF

What women are after, at least in their pop idols, isn’t the fantasy of a perfect body, but rather the articulation of the complicated language of emotion. And talent.

The court’s rejection of Kesha’s injunction against Dr. Luke is a cold reminder that sexism in the music industry is deeply institutionalized.