Harrison Lipton Drowns Out Heartbreak In 'Pool'
The Brooklyn singer dusts off a paean to a lover lost.
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Toki Wright, 2018 Tiny Desk Contest Judge, On What Makes An Entry Stand Out
Wright, an MC and producer for The Current in Minneapolis, Minn., is one of this year's Tiny Desk Contest judges. He explains what he'll be looking for in a winning entry.
Suge Knight's Former Attorneys Charged With Bribing Witnesses
Two former attorneys for the co-founder of Death Row Records are accused of trying to bribe potential witnesses on behalf of Knight for his upcoming murder trial.
Tower Records Founder Russ Solomon Has Died At Age 92
Solomon turned a modest record shop in Sacramento, Calif. into a world-spanning empire at the height of the CD era. He died on Sunday night at age 92.
Martin Shkreli, Now In Jail, May Have To Forfeit That Wu-Tang Album After All
A judge has ruled that the former pharmaceutical chief known as "Pharma Bro" owes the government $7.36 million for his fraud. And if he can't pay it back, he'll have to give up the ultra-rare album.
U-God Gets 'Raw' About His Role In The Rise Of The Wu-Tang Clan
A founding member of the Wu-Tang Clan has a new memoir.
See You Later, Slackers: Robert Lopez First To Double-EGOT
One of the songwriters behind such smashes as "Coco," "Frozen" and Broadway shows like "The Book of Mormon" and "Avenue Q" has lapped the competition.
At The Oscars, Two Best Song Nominees Delivered On The Form's Cinematic Possibilities
The night's winner, "Remember Me" from the film Coco, and Sufjan Stevens' "Mystery of Love" — two ballads — represented the best of what songs can communicate within film.
Marlon Williams On World Cafe
The New Zealand singer explains the process of writing a breakup album and why it's easier to write a sad song than a happy song.
Songs We Love: Peggy Gou, 'It Makes You Forget (Itgehane)'
"Everyone has something they want to forget, so let's try to achieve that in this song, in this moment," the Korean producer says.