Linkin Park Celebrates Life and Memorializes Singer Chester Bennington
Among a congregation of friends, it was an emotional night no one will soon forget. … More Linkin Park Celebrates Life and Memorializes Singer Chester Bennington
Among a congregation of friends, it was an emotional night no one will soon forget. … More Linkin Park Celebrates Life and Memorializes Singer Chester Bennington
The popular singer hits all the right notes on his Darkness and Light Tour. … More John Legend Delivers a Memorial Day to Remember
The breakout artist is bringing his boisterous energy to the masses on his spring tour. … More Chance the Rapper Makes a Seamless Transition to Arenas
He may not be standard issue popular anymore, and his new album not his strongest, but Mayer still puts on one of the best live shows around. … More The Search for John Mayer
The pop-punk veterans of 20 years played their final show as a band Saturday night in Orange County. … More Yellowcard Says Goodbye
The television half-hour is the boldest and most exciting art form in popular culture right now, as “former” TV critic Andy Greenwald has been quick to point out over the last couple years, and this was very much the case in 2016. Nowhere was that more apparent than Atlanta, the best new show of the … More Best of 2016: TV
2016 was another strong year for music across the board, so you couldn’t really go wrong with any genre, even country, which featured Sturgill Simpson leading the scene. However, it will probably be remembered most for two things – the legends we lost and the possible peak of the surprise album drop. Many eulogies have … More Best of 2016: Music
Today marks the 10th birthday to my favorite album of all time. I still remember the first time I heard Continuum, streaming it a week early on Yahoo! Music in my dorm room my junior year of college. I had never listened to a John Mayer record before, he was not remotely my style of … More ‘Continuum’ Turns 10
2015 was another rock solid year for music across genres. While it may have proven short on delivering albums that years from now will be ranked among the classics (To Pimp a Butterfly is the only shoo-in there, Carrie & Lowell perhaps the next closest), most anticipated releases more or less at least came close … More Best of 2015: Music
In the years following the widely praised Toy Story 3, the luster behind Pixar, the studio with the near perfect track record that was the envy of Hollywood, dissipated into the ether. It released its two worst films to date (Cars 2, Brave), a lightweight (albeit still fun) prequel (Monsters University), suffered major behind-the-scenes drama … More Inside Out