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Welcome to WHAT NOW, a morning round-up of the news/fresh horrors that await you today.
It is Sunday, the Grammys have stretched into their third hour, Patti LuPone is singing a rendition of “Don’t Cry For…
It’s music’s big night out! You might not recognize me, so allow me to introduce myself: I’m Maria Sherman, the…
The Grammys are this weekend, and host James Corden is making a pretty strong case about his role in the show.…
We’re just over a month away from the Coachella of 30-second television advertisements, aka the Super Bowl, and lo and…
It may be four days before Christmas (if that’s something you celebrate), but Cardi B is out here handing out precious…
2017 may have been a year of political chaos and increasingly bold white supremacy, but there is one person whose…
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced its inductees for 2018, and, apart from the dad-rock bands like Dire…
Taylor Swift’s new album Reputation comes out on Friday, and Swift has kicked off her album release week by getting…
This week, Rolling Stone published yet another account of R. Kelly’s alleged predatory behavior, providing the…
Happy Indigenous Peoples Day! Sicangu Lakota hip hop artist and music producer Frank Waln has a dreamy new music video,…
Donald Trump may have set the bar for responding well to the crisis in Puerto Rico impossibly low (as in, dug a six…
Cardi B is the hottest female rapper out right now and she just proved that when her single,“Bodak Yellow,” reached…
Antoine Hunter founded the Bay Area International Deaf Dance Festival for deaf dancers from the world to teach, learn,…
Brontez Purnell, a punk artist and frontman of the band Gravy Train!!!! and member of The Younger Lovers, gets real…
There was nothing particularly notable about Eminem’s performance at the 1999 MTV Video Music Awards—except his…
I went to my first Basement Bhangra as a college student. To walk into a New York City club full of brown people and…
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