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In the early months of 1973, the band that dared to call itself Big Star was anything but. The album of glittering, tightly ...

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Charlie Brown sighs and continues walking, alone. He comes upon Snoopy decorating his doghouse with Trump paraphernalia. The ...

Of the hundreds of restaurant dishes I’ve had in the past twelve months, the vast majority were quite enjoyable, a portion ...

The history of recorded music is now at our fingertips. But the streamer’s algorithmic skill at giving us what we like may ...

Robert Eggers’s take expands significantly on the 1922 classic—and makes a pivotal change, with sickening implications.

Peter Gelb thinks “experimental” music leads to dwindling audiences, but performances around the country suggest otherwise.