Glenn Rowley is an editor and freelance writer who has contributed to various publications including Billboard, Vulture, Paper Magazine, and Nylon Magazine. With a focus on music and pop culture, Glenn's articles delve into the meanings behind songs, explore the careers of artists, and provide insights into the music industry.
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Glenn Rowley's articles primarily focus on music and entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on artist profiles, song meanings, and industry events. If you're looking to pitch ideas to Glenn, consider providing exclusive insights into upcoming releases or in-depth analysis of popular songs and their cultural impact.
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By: Glenn Rowley
The country singer had a self-proclaimed "cool full-circle moment" with the original "Fast Car" star at the 66th GRAMMY Awards.
By: Glenn Rowley
To kick off the 66th GRAMMY Awards, Dua Lipa performed a medley of the first two singles from her upcoming third studio album.
By: Glenn Rowley
"Started to cry, but then remembered I just won my first GRAMMY!" the pop superstar declared during the number.
By: Glenn Rowley
Alongside her brother and biggest collaborator FINNEAS, Billie Eilish delivered a stunning orchestral version of her GRAMMY-winning 'Barbie'hit.
A star-studded tribute honored the late leading lights of the music industry. In a heartfelt and exciting segment, Tina Turner was remembered with a spirited cover of "Proud Mary" and while Stevie Wonder did a tender posthumous duet with Tony Bennett.
By: Glenn Rowley
Olivia Rodrigo laid her guts bare at the 65th annual GRAMMY Awards with a powerful performance of "vampire."
Miley Cyrus' style photos over the years: See her fashion evolution.
By: Glenn Rowley
Andra Day performed the "The Black National Anthem" ahead of the Super Bowl LVIII kickoff, a new tradition of the Super Bowl pre-show since 2021.
By: Glenn Rowley
The movie trailer for the wildly anticipated movie musical starring Ariana Grande as Glinda the Good Witch and Cynthia Erivo as Wicked Witch Elphaba dropped before kickoff during Super Bowl LVIII.
By: Glenn Rowley
R&B Usher ran through his career of hits, from “U Got It Bad,” “Burn” and “Yeah!” to “My Boo,” “Love in This Club,” “O.M.G.,” and more during his halftime performance at Super Bowl LVIII.
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