It’s a pretty safe bet that the iPhone will be getting an NFC chip sometime soon. Though Near Field Communications haven’t found a lot of customer adoption yet, merchants are getting prepared for it...
Born to Die never allows tension or complexity into the mix, and its take on female sexuality ends up feeling thoroughly tame. A collection of torch songs with no fire...
After meeting at Berklee in 2010, the two have been inseparable; always writing and recording songs together.
It is inspired by the true stories of the Tuskegee Airmen. If you're not familiar with them, go Google them. We'll be here when you get back.
The black and white commercial is a visual ode to Beckham and his new bodywear collection, born over 18-months in collaboration with H&M.
It's been rumored that Jennifer Lopez has been getting cozy with 20-something dancer Casper Smart, but the "Idol" judge told Matt Lauer on "Today" that she's still recovering from her recent split...
Never forget that they present a world full of opportunity when used correctly, from pulling together unrelated pieces to transforming an outfit on a moment’s notice...
In cutting away their baggage and hang-ups, Chairlift have opened themselves up to writing truly great pop...
That the FBI wants to monitor publicly available information isn’t a surprise, of course. What’s surprising is that they hadn’t already done this ages ago.
In Heaven demonstrates this band have a bit of an edge over their Brooklyn counterparts, something hard to find in an overcrowded scene like theirs.
Man on a Ledge, however, includes far too many logical leaps, and lacks any interesting elements, resulting in an asinine, poor excuse for entertainment.
It has exciting ambition and the highest emotional stakes imaginable, but it also feels like a bit of an overshot...
Designer Jean Paul Gaultier paid homage to Amy Winehouse's unique style at his Paris runway show earlier this week. Imitation is the highest form of flattery, right?
Prince William and Prince Harry have watched Queen Elizabeth their whole lives, and now they're sharing new insights about their grandmother...
Where Are You Now has an utterly awful chorus that constantly repeats the song title in stilted yells, and Something Unusual has asinine lyrics like ‘When you look around, but you just don’t see…
