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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Maxwell Rabb

    Emily Armstrong Loved Linkin Park as a Teen. Today, She’s the Frontwoman. (opens the original)

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    Emily Armstrong has been screaming Linkin Park since she was a 14-year-old growing up in Los Angeles. In 2000, when the band’s debut album, Hybrid Theory, was released, the budding musician joined teens across the country in savoring and memorizing its angsty, experimental anthems. The breakout album injected heavy metal with hip-hop beats and electronic production, crafting a singular sound that defined rock music for the new millennium—and shaped Armstrong’s relationship to music. “I remember

  2. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Maxwell Rabb

    Sable Elyse Smith’s “Clockwork” Reveals the Machinery Behind America’s Horror Show (opens the original)

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    “America is a horror show,” Sable Elyse Smith tells Bazaar. The Brooklyn-based artist clarifies that she’s not referring only to this “hyper-contemporary moment where everything is crazy and horrific,” but to a long, troubled history in the United States. The true horror is the opacity of power, where we, as onlookers, struggle to see how various forms of oppression feed into each other. In her work, Smith uses media ranging from video to sculpture to break down what lies behind these systems of

  3. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Maxwell Rabb

    Who Is Sienna Spiro? The 21-Year-Old Singer Who Made Her VMAs Debut on a Giant Record Player (opens the original)

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    Sienna Spiro made her MTV Video Music Awards debut while standing on a giant turntable. This performance preceded her Best New Artist win—she received the award with pure shock on her face. Tonight, she joined an impressive roster of performers, including Madonna, Lisa, and Kacey Musgraves. The young British singer stepped onto the giant record player in a sparkling, silver-plated dress reminiscent of Barbarella to sing her ultra-popular single, “Great Expectation.” This performance of “Great Ex

  4. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Maxwell Rabb,Chelsey Sanchez

    Lisa Gives Lethal "SaWaDiKa" Performance at the 2026 VMAs (opens the original)

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    Lisa won tonight. First, the Thai pop star, who rose to fame with Blackpink, took home the award for Best Pop at the 2026 MTV Music Video Awards. Then, she took the stage again, transforming Los Angeles’s Peacock Theater into a battle royale for the debut performance of her newly released single, “SaWaDiKa.” Lisa stepped out with a wrestling-inspired outfit, complete with knee-high leather boots and a one-piece scarlet red outfit with the words “Lisa Worldwide” inscribed across the chest. The pe

  5. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Maxwell Rabb,Chelsey Sanchez

    Kacey Musgraves Sings TK to Celebrate Dolly Parton at the 2026 VMAs (opens the original)

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    Dolly Parton commanded the room at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards. Leading into Kacey Musgraves’s heartfelt tribute to the late and great country singer, the segment kicked off with Parton herself singing one of her most beloved tearjerkers: “I Will Always Love You.” Archival footage of Parton, clad in a sparkling black dress and donning her voluminous curly blonde hair, popped up at the Peacock Theater. The video featured Parton joking with a live audience before diving into the first chorus o

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