It’s only 59 degrees today in Washington, DC, but it seems people are as thirsty as though it was the Coachella desert and not the swamp. They’re parched! Absolutely gaspin’! They can’t get enough!
As you surely know by now, Taylor Swift dropped “Look What You Made Me Do,” her first single off her upcoming album Reputation (or, as she apparently insists on styling it, reputation) last night.
Katy Perry’s new album, Witness, dropped today (with some mild interference from Taylor Swift), and it’s pretty much what we all expected. It’s clear she’s in unfamiliar waters sonically, and despite some standout moments, Witness, just like the entire lead-up to its release, is simply trying too hard.
Today, that white lady that looks like that other white lady who did the Chainsmokers song dropped a new song from her upcoming album. It’s called “Swish Swish” and it’s supposedly a diss track about the white lady who dates the British boys and who just lost another feud with that other other white lady who gave…
Okay, so it’s been established that Katy Perry is that white lady we all know who simply didn’t understand the world could be even a slightly terrible place until Hillary Clinton lost the election and we ended up with a rusty hemorrhoid as president. It took Donald Trump for her to really start rethinking the state of…
As you all know because she can’t stop talking about it, America’s favorite cotton candy butterfly Katy Perry is undergoing a bit of a metamorphosis at the moment, graduating from carefree, saccharine pin-up to mature post-vaporwave social justice warrior.
A new video calls on Americans not to normalize hate and asks whether history is repeating itself. The PSA starts with 89-year-old Haru Kuromiya, who was one of the 120,000 Japanese-Americans forced into internment camps, telling her story.
It’s been a tough year to be a woman in America. Not only did the first female major-party nominee for president lose to a man who’s bragged about sexual assault, but we also get a vice president-elect with a track record of shutting down reproductive rights by banning abortions in almost all cases, and forcing many…
Over the weekend, The Washington Post published leaked audio of presidential candidate Donald Trump saying in 2005 that when you're a famous man, "[Women] let you do it. You can do anything. Grab ’em by the pussy." This is a description of sexual assault. For many women, it's a description of lived reality.
Rihanna pauses. She's in Washington, D.C., on the seventh stop of the Anti World Tour, and she is standing as close to the crowd as she can get. There's a five foot moat-like fenced gulf between the singer and her audience, but the center of her stage juts out to cross the divide. She's looking down on her kingdom…
Matty Clark owns a bar in Denver, Colorado called the HiDive. Based on his Instagram account, Matty Clark has a lot of fun: he plays guitar, he drinks with his friends, he has a cat named Weezy, and he gets tattooed. A lot. And one year ago, Matty Clark got Left Shark—the memorable backup dancer seen in Katy Perry's…
Dear Taylor Swift,
It certainly seems like women in pop music are doing great right now. They're performing at sold-out stadium shows. They're selling three million albums in a week. Their hit songs fill radio airwaves. When 2015 began, the number one song in America was Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood." The number one song as this year ends…
The things to expect from a Moschino fashon show nowadays:
Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton released her campaign playlist over the weekend. The 14 track-playlist includes some classic pump-up-the-crowd songs, such as Kelly Clarkson's "Stronger" and Katy Perry's "Roar," as well as a few slower jams.
Like a club-hopping Dark Knight, a masked Rihanna reportedly flew through Moschino's Paris Fall 2015 fête over the weekend, snapping selfies with sidekicks Katy Perry and designer Jeremy Scott, and losing her motherloving mind to Beyoncé songs.
Taylor Swift’s kiss-off to country, “Shake It Off,” basically won, forever, in a music industry that’s long gone south: the song’s gone five times platinum in the U.S., a feat no one has managed in years. So this Sunday, Taylor will likely pick up one or all of the Grammys for which the song is nominated this year:…
It's official: We now live in a world where Katy Perry has headlined the Super Bowl halftime show. How are you holding up? To be honest, it went a lot better than we expected—a fact that has very little to do with Katy Perry's performance, and everything to do with her props, costumes and costars.
According to Yahoo! Style, singer Katy Perry and designer Jeremy Scott have linked up to create the most unsubtle — and now, the most shoppable — Super Bowl half-time performance wardrobe of our digital times.
