Music

Tragedy has struck the music industry.

Lexii Alijai, a rapper born Alexis Alijai Lynch, has died on Wednesday from causes currently unknown.

Justin Bieber spent 2018 falling in love and getting married to Hailey Baldwin.

He then spent 2019 having intercourse with his wife and opening up about his struggles with anxiety.

Juice Wrld, an up-and-coming rap sensation who wrote the hit 2018 track “Lucid Dreams,” has died at the age of 21, according to TMZ and other outlets.

He was 21 years old.

Selena Gomez made QUITE the impression on the red carpet of the American Music Awards on Sunday night.

We mean... just look at the photo below.

Once again, folks, it is Taylor Swift's world.

We are merely living in it.

Sam Hunt is likely singing a rather sad tune right about now.

The beloved country singer was arrested on Thursday for driving under the influence and violating open container law, the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department have confirmed to E! News and other outlets.

Kanye West remains absolutely beyond parody. Any absurd thing that you could make up, he'll sincerely say for himself.

It turns out that the recent clip of Kanye slut-shaming Kim Kardashian is just part of a larger pattern of the way that he now sees the world.

More sad news out of the music world this week.

Multiple sources have now confirmed that singer-songwriter Ric Ocasek -- best known for his work with legendary rock group The Cars -- has passed away.

Eddie Money, the legendary singer and songwriter whose hits included “Baby Hold On,” “Two Tickets to Paradise,” “Shakin'” and “Take Me Home Tonight," died on Friday.

He was 70 years old.

Tragic news out of the world of country music.

Kylie Rae Harris, a popular artist in this industry, died from injuries she sustained in a car accident on Wednesday, September 4.

There were surprises at the MTV Video Music Awards.

There were performances, there were speeches, there was controversy on the red carpet and there was A LOT of Taylor Swift.

June was Pride Month, and there is no bigger rising star in the music world right now than Lil Nas X.

The 20-year-old rapper has charmed the ears and hearts of millions with his music, especially "Old Town Road."

Are "fans" really still shaming famous women for taking off their clothes? Apparently, Country music fans still are. In 2019. Wild.

Beloved Country star Maren Morris announced excitedly that she had posed for Playboy.

Taylor Swift dazzled fans with her single, "Me!" Even before she made peace with Katy Perry, we knew that she had an album coming.

Now, she's confirmed the news with a welcome announcement.

Granger Smith has suffered the worst kind of personal tragedy.

The country music artist shared the “unthinkable” news on Twitter and Instagram Thursday afternoon, revealing to the public that his and wife Amber’s three-year-old son, River Kelly, has passed away. 

She did it again, folks.

And then, for good measure, she did it again.

Gabriel Diniz, a popular Latin pop star, died on Monday when he was a passenger on board a plane that crashed en route to his girlfriend's birthday party.

He was 28 years old.

It has been warned that, between her father's conservatorship and her overall well-being, Britney Spears might never perform again.

That would be tragic if true, but we of course want whatever is best for Britney.

At the Billboard Music Awards, Taylor Swift put on a dazzling performance of "Me!" alongside Brendan Urie.

It was gorgeous. It was coordinated. It was ... a total plagiarism of Beyonce's performance?

The 2019 Billboard Music Awards were held last night, and just like every year, the most popular artists took home the night's top prizes.

That's not a knock against the show -- the whole point is awarding the artists who sold the most copies last year.

Well, it looks like we're about to enter the summer of peace, love, and tumultuous investor relations.

Yes, times have certainly changed since 1969, and if you're in need of a grim reminder of just how much more profit-driven our society has become, look no further than the cancelation of Woodstock 50.