In an age of corporate consolidation, Kurt Cobain turned an industry upside down. And in an age of media prying, he died right in front of our eyes.

Spotify? A fancy new streaming service? What we always forget is the guile of lawyers, lobbyists — and teenagers

A junket whore survives (and transcribes) the pleasures and punishments of anti-travel in Spain and Portugal.

The "House of Lies" and "Iron Man" star turns director with an exhilarating biopic about a damaged jazz genius

The Spoon frontman talks about Vinyl Gratification, "They Want My Soul" and the importance of record stores

As Jennifer Aniston and her celebrity friends sweep up the accolades in Park City, one thing is clear: Sundance has lost its cultural mojo.

Britney grows up, the Strokes get the girls, Bob Dylan pencils a moustache and everyone is mad at the goddamn record industry! Why hype finally failed in 2001.

Talking decades of music with Mac McCaughan, who does not hate it, no matter the name of Superchunk's new album

Salon's Arts & Entertainment critics pick their favorite records and musical moments of 1999.

After Sunday's trial run on CBS, it's tough to see how this mess makes more sense than airing "Yellowstone" reruns

There is no competing narrative for January 6

"Engaging in racketeering activity is not shielded" by the Constitution, says law professor Anthony Michael Kreis

Only a handful of Democrats are even willing to stand up for a ceasefire — so U.S. support for bloodshed continues

Some advocates say the historical influence of the LDS church has added to the resistance

"Our predecessors understood that oath-breaking insurrectionists will do it again, and worse," attorney warns