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(Photo by Paul Bergen/Redferns) D’Angelo Estate Slated to Release One Final Album and Teases Michael Jackson Collaboration
D’Angelo’s brother Luther Archer revealed a potential posthumous album on the way and a blockbuster collaboration sitting in the vault.
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(Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Live Nation) Olivia Rodrigo Swears She’s Not Using AI for Her New Music Video With Chappell Roan
Olivia Rodrigo made her stance abundantly clear on AI after speculation of her music video for ‘expectations’ used the tech.
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(Photo by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic) 3 Music Videos That Nearly Got Their Artists Canceled (Before Cancel Culture Existed)
Long before the idea of cancel culture even existed, these three controversial music videos got these artists in hot water.
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Scientists Just Found a New Life Hack to Deal With Blood Sugar Spikes. But Does It Work?
Researchers say consuming olive oil before a carbohydrate-rich meal slowed digestion and reduced blood sugar spikes in laboratory mice.
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(Photo by Josh Brasted/FilmMagic) Indie Rock Singer Charged With Disturbing Crimes Days Before Homecoming Concert
Los Retros singer/songwriter Mauri Tapia has been arrested and charged with disturbing crimes that prompted his label to drop him.
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Scientists Finally Figured Out Why Big Dogs Age Faster Than Small Dogs
A new study of nearly 900 dogs found that changes involving so-called ‘jumping genes’ may help explain why larger breeds have shorter lives.
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Introducing ‘Cloaking,’ the Latest Dating Trend Tormenting Hopeful Singles
It’s like ghosting, but worse. A dating expert explains why some people stand up their dates, block them, and disappear without a word.
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The Difference Between Friend Types, According to a Psychologist
These viral friendship labels describe very different social experiences, but a psychologist warns they might do more harm than good.
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What Is ‘Fizzling’? The Dating Trend That Has the Internet Livid.
Instead of ending things outright, some people slowly withdraw from relationships, leaving their partners confused and holding onto hope.
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Photo courtesy of National Geographic Inside the Swedish Legend of Blåkulla, Where Witches Partied With the Devil
According to centuries-old folklore, witches flew to Blåkulla for wild celebrations with the Devil, inspiring traditions that survive today.

