Molly Mary O'Brien

Music supervisor Ollie White talks about treating the trading floor like a dance floor, and the Season 4 soundtrack cut that almost broke the bank. Plus: A playlist of Industry's greatest needle drops.

The Moment is a quasi-ironic meta-movie that can't quite figure out what to say about its subject, but nails at least one deserving target.

2025 might go down in history as a weird rebuilding year for pop music—but girl-group postgrads, Swedes and reality-TV survivors were forging compelling new storylines everywhere you looked.

A crowd of 40,000 fans packed the Pasadena venue to witness the biggest headlining show ever by pop music's reigning rock star.

The Swedish legends, sole coproducers credited on Taylor Swift's new album ‘Life of a Showgirl,’ have almost three decades of chart-steamrolling hits to their credit. Let’s run back the highlights.

The Alabama singer-songwriter's late-night-TV performance of her single “1965” has gone viral, sparking a debate about whether the lyrics are problematic tradwife propaganda or an obvious satire thereof. Her sophomore album, Sex Hysteria, raises more questions than it answers.

Billy Joel: So It Goes, a five-hour epic, will fully prepare you to teach a college class on Joel the angry young man, Ex-Wife Guy, and unlikely rock superstar.

Performative sexuality has been a part of pop music for as long as pop has existed. But what happens when a time-honored aesthetic meets a culture that can't be normal about anything?

The reviews of his second album American Heart haven't been all ice cream and moonbeams, but writer Molly O'Brien is still betting on the backflipping Utah sensation. Here's why.