Devon Ivie is a staff writer at Vulture. She reports on a variety of topics within the arts and entertainment sphere, including pre-aughts music, the television landscape, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, with a keen focus on pop culture and subcultures. Devon's work has been featured in MSN, NewsBreak, Magzter, Vulture, and Teen Vogue.
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“It's hard to edit me,” Paul Stanley says as an introduction of sorts. “I'm not a ham.
“Honestly, we were not dealing with high art. We were writing musical food for the masses, but that doesn’t mean it’s disposable.”
Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Jason Kempin/Getty Images, Josh Brasted/FilmMagic
Taylor Swift doesn't think much about which of her eras you like best, or, frankly, if you don't like any of them at all.
Accepting her Songwriters Hall of Fame honor, she discussed the importance of “fair and unfair” criticisms, becoming “less annoying,” and Yellowstone.
Photo: Dave J Hogan/Getty Images With prose so good that it infuriates us even more that he's become an enthusiast of AI-generated fiction, Bob
Photo: Samir Hussein/WireImage He's not even halfway there — he made it all the way and we're proud.
Before his high-profile return to the stage, the musician says he’s “fully recovered” from his vocal-cord surgery.
Just like a certain adventurer with some mean, mean pride, Rush are currently embarking on their fiftieth anniversary tour, a prog-rock pilgrimage
Photo: Xavi Torrent/Getty Images Last month, Sarah McLachlan told me she was hoping a younger musician could be the torchbearer for a future
