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Kendrick Lamar tops Pitchfork’s pleasantly surprising list of the top 200 songs of the 2010s.

As always, Bey has outdone herself.

Despite its technical perfection, Ronson’s album feels soulless in parts.

Celebrate Memorial Day with the power of cinema.

Watch Will Smith degrade himself with blue body paint in Disney’s “Aladdin.”

Honestly just don’t see UglyDolls.

They make up just a fraction of the many lesbian and queer musicians who are revolutionizing the industry, but you should definitely know each one of the artists on this list.

Sure, the topics they sing about might be destructive and controversial—but typically, we let men get away with writing about the same themes without blinking an eye.

The infectiously energetic bunch discuss sound waves, vulnerability, and stratospheric ambition from Rough Trade’s green room.

Go to the movies, don’t be a Dumbo.