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An analysis of how Taylor Swift's new album announcement, 'Life of a Showgirl', heavily correlates with her decade-long career as a popstar in mainstream media.

Aaron Parsons for Rolling Stone In the heart of England’s North West lies Earlestown, a quiet town nestled between the musical powerhouses of Manchester and Liverpool. It’s not the kind of place typically associated with stardom but it’s exactly where The K’s began. Born out of the ambition of suburban life, this four-piece indie rock band – Jamie Boyle (vocals/rhythm guitar), Ryan Breslin (lead guitar), Dexter Baker (bass), and Nathan Peers (drums) have become one of the mos

Staff Writer Stella Wright addresses expectations set by the Autumn season, diving into social media, fashion, and music.

To celebrate the two-month anniversary of the release of her mini-album, Death of Summer, Etta Marcus played an intimate,...

Photo by Schorle via by Wikimedia Commons ( licensed under the Creative CommonsAttribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license) ‘Don’t...

Photo by Emma Harrison After releasing their fourth album ‘Dead Club City’ in July, the rock band Nothing But Thieves set out for a world...

Haroula Rose’s multi-award winning ‘Once Upon a River’ is a poignant unfolding of the unrelenting adversities faced by Margo Crane,...