Chuck Arnold is a freelance music journalist based in New York City. With a focus on pop music and culture, Chuck has written for various publications including the New York Post, Essence, and Billboard. His articles cover a range of topics from music news and reviews to interviews and pop culture analysis.
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Chuck Arnold's coverage overwhelmingly focuses on entertainment news, primarily music-related. His work includes event coverage and insights into popular culture and the music industry. If you have a fresh perspective or exclusive details about musical events, notable celebrities, or emerging trends within the music industry, it could be of interest to him.
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Thirty-five years after “Generations” premiered on NBC in 1991, a new black-led soap opera, “The Gates,” is coming to daytime on CBS.
One thing you can be sure of, she'll have the last word. Of course, Taylor Swift has a long history of writing about her exes on her
By: Chuck Arnold
“The Alchemy” is a sexy slow dance that is unabashedly about Travis Kelce, with Taylor Swift staking claim to her stud on “The Tortured Poets Department.”
Sure enough — there is plenty of “Bad Blood” spilled on Swift's latest. And with the raw honesty and specificity of her lyrics, she is clearly in her “IDGAF” era.
Yes, there are the usual suspects on the new Taylor Swift album, “The Tortured Poets Department.”
By: Chuck Arnold
Play with Tay at your peril.
By: Chuck Arnold
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class of 2024 includes everyone from New York hip-hop acts Mary J. Blige and A Tribe Called Quest to rock groups Dave Matthews Band and Foreigner to, at long last, …
By: Chuck Arnold
When the nominees for the 2024 class of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame were announced in February, I immediately zeroed in on the battle of the two '90s R&B-pop divas straight outta New York.
Mary J. Blige is surely feeling more than “Just Fine” — after the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul was announced as one of the 2024 inductees into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on Sunday night.
By: Chuck Arnold
Fourteen months after her husband Kyle Jacobs committed suicide in February 2023, Kellie Pickler returned to the stage to perform for the first time since his death on Monday night at NashvilleR…
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