Justin Curto is a music news writer for Vulture. His work covers a range of topics including celebrity drama, music news, and pop culture. Justin's articles have been featured in publications such as People, Billboard, and Kansas City Magazine.
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By: Justin Curto
Sounds like someone else has been getting the best of Dave Grohl . The Foo Fighters singer confessed in an Instagram post that he “recently” had a
He previously apologized twice to fans.
By: Justin Curto
Frankie Beverly, the soul singer who founded “Before I Let Go” band Maze, died on September 10.
By: Justin Curto
Dawn Richard, who worked with Diddy for nearly a decade in Danity Kane and Diddy–Dirty Money, is suing the hip-hop mogul for sexual abuse.
We’re really doing 9/11 tributes?
By: Justin Curto
In case you missed the half-dozen mentions during the broadcast, this is the 40th anniversary of the Video Music Awards . A 40th year is a weird
By: Justin Curto
Since Kendrick Lamar revealed he'd be headlining the Super Bowl , the hip-hop internet has been concerned for Drake and Lil Wayne.
By: Justin Curto
Football season is back already — and so is Swift-spotting season. After making her NFL debut last year Taylor Swift returned to cheer on her
And other burning football questions, answered.
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