Brody Kenny

Too much filler, a lack of lyrical risks, and several uninspired features make for a lackluster record.

LaVarr Ball, Ella Mai, and a space cat without a face rounded out the evening.

Twenty-five years ago, an unlikely bunch of rappers set the bar for all hip-hop collectives to follow.

The comedian’s poor judgment suggests that many of us have learned the wrong lessons or none at all from the #MeToo movement.

Weezer’s chart-topping cover of “Africa” offers the latest example of post-irony trumping creativity.

The black metal legends breathe fire across a frostbitten landscape on their triumphant return.