Ryan Reichard

No Kings Day is more than just a stand, it is a movement that many will join in to reject President Donald Trump 's administration.

READ TIME: 7 MIN. Micah McLaurin is redefining pop with his own signature sound that blends his classical roots with a club-ready edge.

The Wicked actress has shared the sad news that her beloved Nonna, Marjorie Grande, has passed away at the age of 99, having spent her final moments surrounded by her family and friends.

Few things sting more than when a beloved TV character doesn't get the proper send-off they deserve.

After nearly a decade in the making, David Franklin Courtright is set to emerge with a new beginning on his album, "Brutal Tenderness," out August 8.

As 2025 hits its midpoint, it is clear that queer artists are once again leading the charge when it comes to innovating new sounds, exposing vulnerability and crafting bodies of work with their albums.

A decade after releasing her seminal project, “Bombastic,” Bonnie McKee is back with a new edition of the project called the “Play Hard” edition. The revamped version features new remixes and collaborators that spotlight the pop star's musical roots as well where she is taking her music in the future. Elsewhere, McKee spills on her evolution as a songwriter and artist, delving into her creative process before dishing on working with the likes of Katy Perry and Kesha as well as her time at Tribecca and her upcoming new album.

In a genre stepped in tradition and legacy, Sam Williams continues to carve out a space for himself with emotional candor and sonic unpredictability. The release of his latest album, “Act II: Countrystar” has marked the dramatic peak of his three-act musical journey.

As we deal with the reality that a woman would willingly get naked with Hulk Hogan and make a sex tape to commemorate the occasion, we're almost tempted to thank Heather Clem for taking one for the team.

No guns will be allowed in the Jerome County Courthouse when the doors open on October 1st, 2025. The decision was made unanimously by the three members of the Jerome County Commission. While some absolutists won’t like the change, it’s not the only government building where firearms are banned.