D.C. musician Erin Frisby didn’t want to write songs about the tragedies in Minneapolis. But it was the only way she could come to terms with what happened.
The Lilith Fair was the first event I covered as a college reporter in the summer of 1998. Watching the Hulu documentary is bittersweet.
Summer 2024 felt big, musically and culturally. Every day was full of inspiration: a woman running for president, the Paris Olympics, Charli XCX’s Brat momentum, the emergence of Chappell Roan, and Linkin Park’s hiring of Emily Armstrong.
by Marisa Torrieri Bloom I’m a pretty wholesome mom, inside and out. Except when I write songs. When I sit down with my guitar at night and start strumming, the first lyrics that come to mind aren’t about dinosaurs and eating vegetables. I drift to another place — my mind drawn to more salacious topics,…
OK, OK, I realize I’m not the editor of Atlantic or TIME. And that my endorsement of either presidential candidate isn’t going to nudge anyone to change their mind. With that, I cannot stress enough the importance of going to the polls — even if you’re not voting for the candidate whom I believe is the…