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Liam and Noel Gallagher are not as dumb as you think

Liam and Noel Gallagher are not as dumb as you think

By Mike Usinger | November 23, 2011
If one steps back and thinks about things rationally, it’s really not their fault.
Let's all chill out and let Courtney Love do her thing

Let's all chill out and let Courtney Love do her thing

By Jenny Charlesworth | November 16, 2011
Courtney Love’s ta-tas are back in the news this week.
Justin Bieber, Chad Kroeger, and Avril Lavigne all prove Canada still a joke to the United States

Justin Bieber, Chad Kroeger, and Avril Lavigne all prove Canada still a joke to the United States

By Mike Usinger | November 9, 2011
No matter how much the writers of South Park and The Simpsons have offended you over the years, you have to admit they have a point: Canadians are boring as fuck.
Amy Winehouse showed the world how rock stars are supposed to party

Amy Winehouse showed the world how rock stars are supposed to party

By Mike Usinger | July 28, 2011
There’s nothing we love more than a fuck-up. We always have, and we always will.
Sorry Lady Gaga—Katy Perry is more interesting than you'll ever be

Sorry Lady Gaga—Katy Perry is more interesting than you'll ever be

By Mike Usinger | July 17, 2011
It’s true—nice girls do finish second, and not always for a lack of trying.
Paramore is back with more emo pop—and more of Hayley Williams's boobs

Paramore is back with more emo pop—and more of Hayley Williams's boobs

By John Lucas | June 14, 2011
Paramore is essentially Evanescence for kids too young to know who Evanescence is.
Kanye, T-Wayne offer Christmas gifts for the ladies

Kanye, T-Wayne offer Christmas gifts for the ladies

By Tim Craddock | November 26, 2010
In the spirit of the season, big-league rappers Kanye West and the tandem of Lil Wayne and T-Pain have released two new songs that really set the rhythm to rail on women’s rights.
Lady Gaga is actually the new Mae West

Lady Gaga is actually the new Mae West

By Adrian Mack | August 17, 2010
Quit with the Madonna comparisons, already.
CDs didn’t wipe out old-fashioned records by accident

CDs didn’t wipe out old-fashioned records by accident

By Mike Usinger | July 5, 2010
Difficult as this might be to believe—especially if you’ve just dropped $25 on the double-LP, black-wax version of MGMT’s Congratulations—CDs didn’t wipe out old-fashioned records by accident.
Eminem's not afraid to grow

Eminem's not afraid to grow

By Tara Henley | June 24, 2010
Though the rapper has long been one of pop culture’s most controversial figures, Eminem now may have just made the most shocking statement of his entire career.
Justin Bieber's got a hellish secret

Justin Bieber's got a hellish secret

By Mike Usinger | May 20, 2010
Forget being bigger than Jesus, Justin Bieber is now officially bigger than Twitter.
The Michael Jackson post-mortem money machine

The Michael Jackson post-mortem money machine

By Kristi Alexandra | March 24, 2010
Posthumously, MJ just signed what is possibly the biggest recording deal in history. Now, no one can seem to get enough of him, when just a few years ago he was an all-purpose pop-culture scapegoat.
Rockers give their regards to Broadway

Rockers give their regards to Broadway

By Jenny Charlesworth | March 11, 2010
Everyone from U2 to Green Day is ripping a Technicolor page from ol’ Andrew Lloyd Webber’s songbook, treating it to a few ragged guitar solos, and getting in bed with Broadway.
John Mayer's one-eyed monster sees in colour

John Mayer's one-eyed monster sees in colour

By Mike Usinger | February 18, 2010
It turns out people do read Playboy for the articles.
Simple Susan Boyle is riding the crazy train

Simple Susan Boyle is riding the crazy train

By Mike Usinger | January 21, 2010
Because there’s no official rule book for how to act like an overexposed celebrity, Susan Boyle can be excused for getting things seriously wrong.