Cassidy Sollazzo
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 28, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Paste Magazine
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- Jul 10, 2026
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Review: Tinashe takes stock of stardom on 'Popstar' (opens the original)
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What makes a pop star in 2026? The singing, writing, and dancing ability? The enviable Instagram feed? The blindly loyal fanbase? The sheer will to speak it all into existence? All of the above? Tinashe’s been wondering. After all, her journey through pop stardom over her decade-plus music career has been a twisted, often unexpected one. She’s claiming the title outright on Popstar, her eighth LP, following 2024’s Quantum Baby (which included “Nasty,” her first solo Hot 100 entry) and technicall
Ravyn Lenae, 'Blue Island' Review (opens the original)
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“This is not a critique more so a curiosity but why do we all think being alone is the biggest form of self discovery when we’re wired to couple/group up with each other and depend on connection in a lot of ways,” Ravyn Lenae posted on her second Instagram account, @blueisland333. She created it about a week after announcing her third album, Blue Island, and has since filled it with everything from off-the-cuff reflections (“one feeling i really wanna conquer is being nervous…”) to praises for h
“She Said She Said” turns failed communication into pop perfection (opens the original)
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In celebration of its 60th anniversary on August 5, Paste will be publishing essays about The Beatles’ Revolver. On Christmas Eve 2015, the Beatles’ discography arrived on streaming. I was a junior in high school, days away from my first trip to Europe, and in the middle of a tenuous reconnection with an ex. Our frantic, endless texting, combined with my first true battle with jet lag, turned my London getaway into late nights spent staring at my phone, tears brimming, trapped in a perpetual “Wh
Suki Waterhouse, 'Loveland' Album Review (opens the original)
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Most people know Suki Waterhouse in some way or another: Daisy Jones & The Six, her breakout single “Moves,” that photo of Bradley Cooper reading Lolita to her in a park, her Belle & Sebastian collab, her Eras Tour opening slot, or simply as Robert Pattinson’s fiancée. But those interactions rarely cohere into a clear artistic identity. What is her story? Who is she, if not a confounding figure in today’s pop landscape, a chameleon who can seem more like a cosplayer than a singular, definitive p
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