The legendary singer reflects on her debut album of 1969 – years before she recorded one of disco's greatest hits

Multiple credits aren't a sign of weakness—ask the Beastie Boys—and there's no doubt whose vision drives "Lemonade"

The great Del McCoury Band looks backward and forward to bring a traditional music into the new millennium.

Tommy Lee and his not-so-hep "stress bumps"; anti-smoker Spears caught puffin' away; Merle Haggard has kidnapping blues; "Dirty Dancing" to return -- with Ricky Martin?

It all started before I was born, the day a 20-year-old Dylan began work on his first studio album

On the half-speed vinyl remaster, "Dear Friend," McCartney's heartbreaking olive branch to John Lennon, shines

Chris Isaak, 'N Sync and the favorite albums of Minnesota Senate candidates: Ten observations on pop and its discontents, from the noted author and critic.

In this interview and podcast, "Black Snake Moan" director Craig Brewer talks about the spirit of the South, the power of the blues and tackling tough issues in delicate times.

Reed was the first rock star I associated with a place -- a city whose fringe characters he made central

New Jack Swingers Guy killed old-school R&B. On "III," the trio gets what's coming.

Was he fired? Maybe not. Is this good for the band? Depends on what you like

First a series on Kalief Browder, then one on Trayvon Martin. Now Jay Z addresses systematic oppression in the U.S.

Listening to good music is like watching a quiz show without cue cards -- the fun is in knowing that you might not ever figure it out.

You could go to the movies, but who wants to deal with crowds? Or driving? Or putting on pants?

"Everything on the project was beautiful and brutal," director Malgorzata Szumowska told Salon