Music

Thanks to his new partnership with the Swiss watchmaker, the BTS megastar has found the ideal timepiece to complement his outsized global presence.

A new documentary about his life has us thinking about his real high-water mark as an interpreter.

While Bad Bunny threw a halftime party for everyone capable of feeling emotions other than outrage, TPUSA counterprogrammed with a jorts-clad Bob Ritchie phoning it in. This is how you lose a culture war, writes GQ columnist Chris Black.

A Spanish-language performance that channeled shared nostalgia made history as the most-viewed halftime show ever.

Putting on for Puerto Rico with a dizzying one-banger-after-another performance, the Super Bowl's real superstar didn't waste a minute of his moment on the global stage, writes GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe.

That National Anthem performance is just the latest sign that our premier Dad-pop auteur is due for a reconsideration.

His guitar-and-boxers “Yukon” performance was a reminder that—even on Music's Biggest Night—less is sometimes more, writes GQ columnist Chris Black.

On The Fall-Off, his first new album since tapping out of the Kendrick/Drake feud, Cole imagines an alternate reality in which Biggie and Tupac patched things up.

An ongoing push to expand the historically geriatric voting membership of the Recording Academy made for the most lively Grammys telecast in years.

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.

Talking legacy and disruption with Gamma cofounder Larry Jackson, who's partnering with Ye to release Bully in March.

The Puerto Rican superstar accepted the Grammy for album of the year in a corseted Schiaparelli tux.

The gearhead Houston singer-songwriter takes over a Porsche racetrack to premiere Octane, a new album custom-built for fast coupes and four-doors.

Harry Styles has announced a 30-night residency at Madison Square Garden, and the tickets aren't cheap. Nor should they be, argues GQ columnist Chris Black.

The rapper teased his long-in-the-making album The Fall-Off with four new freestyles over bedrock rap beats. GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe gives them the scrutiny Cole is asking for.