The epic feud between Variety and actress Carey Mulligan has now passed its one-year anniversary, and it would be a shame if this were to go down as the main thing that's remembered about 'Promising Young Woman.'
Genius claims to have found more than 100 instances of Google stealing lyrics through their unique system to catch infringers.
0ver 1,000 artists have recorded a silent album in protest of letting AI companies used licensed music for free for "research."
Two major cultural happenings, at least not related to COVID-19, have taken place in the first half of July 2020: 'Hamilton' debuted on Disney+, and a massive culture-wide debate has been had over "cancel culture." So naturally, the two have intersected.
In the latest news from the unpredictable world of Kanye West, his daughter North just announced an album, titled Elementary School Dropout.
Lil Wayne has reportedly recorded a diss track aimed at Kendrick Lamar over the Super Bowl and mentions on GNX. Would that be smart?
Kanye West was busy this month, and by busy I mean ranting, and a favorite target of his, Adidas, was at the center of many of those rants. But is this repeated cycle getting old?
The highly successful Oscar marketing campaign for 'Anora' cost three times the cost of the movie itself, but how and why?
Another one of our idols has fallen from grace, perhaps with the hardest fall yet. How will Louis C.K.'s perversions in real life affect his legacy?
Houston Astro's star outfielder Alex Bregman just announced that he's firing his agent, at least in part, due to a recently announced documentary on their sign stealing scandal produced by LeBron James' media company.
How the reaction to a piece about how 'Friends' holds up illustrates some of the worst tendencies of pop culture analysis on the Internet.
Tarantino's previously announced plans to put seven uncut scenes from 'Pulp Fiction' up for auction as NFTs has been hit by a cease-and-desist letter from Miramax.
Gone are the days when the number one concern of womankind was ditching the vacuum. We have a bigger problem in 21 Studios' conventions, TED-talk style YouTube videos, and 21 University ("It's like Netflix, for men").
Kendrick Lamar is headlining the Super Bowl halftime show, and Lil Wayne fans and supporters pissed, and blaming Jay-Z for it.
Lil Yachty caused quite a stir when he revealed that he was the one that leaked his new song with Drake because an artist wouldn't clear the sample. But was he wrong for doing that?
By any objective measure, Greta Gerwig's adaptation of 'Little Women' has been a huge success. However, ever since its release on Christmas, it's been seemingly endlessly mired in controversy, in a way that's not in any way deserved.
Disney's long-in-the-works attempt to combat Netflix has finally launched, and while there have been plenty of legit reasons to complain about it's early days, there is one thing that's occasioned criticism that is, to my mind, utterly ridiculous.
According to the prosecutors in the case, the duo bought about $5.2 million worth of tickets and sold them for approximately $14.1 million, all under the BZZ Limited banner.
The St. Lunatics are suing their once labelmate/friend Nelly over past royalties on his groundbreaking album Country Grammar. Is it too late?
Cult indie band, The Pocket Gods, are trying to raise awareness about musicians' continued campaign for fair royalty rates by releasing a 1,000 track album of 30-second songs.
Sabrina Carpenter recently set the internet ablaze when she revealed the cover to her new, upcoming album, Man's Best Friend. But why?
For as popular Chappell Roan has become, she's faced an increasing amount of criticism and Anthony Fantano has come to defend her.
Less than seven weeks to election day, we've reached the "attribute fake rally music to your opponent" phase of the 2020 presidential campaign.
Sydney Sweeney hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time, and just a bit of cleavage made the world go mad.
