We have to break the habit of not paying for art. Because there's something important at stake: supporting the kind of world you want to live in.
On the creative need to be a control freak — an empowering, exhausting balancing act that requires constant awareness, consideration and nurturing.
At a recent arena show, Nicki Minaj performed with flawless sweat, exorcised her sensitive side and offered her audience something precious: hope.
After five weeks on tour, our hero wonders two things: how to re-enter civilian life and how to get the smell of koala bear out of his jean jacket.
The maestro responsible for one of 2015's most acclaimed albums (and a Kendrick Lamar collaborator) explains how jazz can work in the 21st century.
The new doc What Happened, Miss Simone? shows what becomes a legend most. Another film shows how much she had in common with every musician.
The artist and producer offers a fungally inspired peek into his creative process and upcoming album.
On the power of performance and finally feeling comfortable in your own skin.
Jane's Addiction's original bassist discusses squaring his youthful punk ideals with the realities of eeking out a living as an artist.
The earnest singer-songwriters of the '90s might be deeply uncool now, but they were also massively important.
