Miley Cyrus

Vulnerable yet vibrant, Chappell Roan’s music feels fit for late nights spent spinning beneath glittering mirrorballs. Amid the intimate radiance of San Francisco’s August Hall, the rising pop star’s breathless admirers had the opportunity to capture this very sensation on March 14.

Cyrus may be known for switching genres from album to album, but this time she refuses to stick to one musical style for more than a couple of songs. 

Whether “Flowers” sets the tone for Cyrus’ upcoming eighth studio album or acts as a brief disco detour, the new single exemplifies her genre-bending savvy.

Before watching season two of “Bridgerton,” viewers should prepare for thrilling romances and scandals galore. Shimmering dresses and elaborate hairstyles will leave audiences in a trance as they gaze upon this diamond of a season. 

With features from many of pop music’s rising stars, production from powerhouses such as A.G. Cook and Deaton Chris Anthony as well as samples from beloved dance staples such as “Show Me Love” and “Cry For You,” the record is an entertaining, easy play for casual listeners and superfans alike. 

I had forgotten my love of the beach, of being enveloped in the sweltering heat, the smell of saltwater in my hair.

The sun is officially in Cancer, from June 21 to July 22. The previous season, Gemini, tends to be chaotic, fun and social, which is the opposite of Cancer season. This month is emotional, calm and unpredictable. It is the Lana Del Ray to Gemini’s JoJo Siwa. But this doesn’t mean you have to cancel all your fun plans in preference of watching The Notebook. Here are some fun activities to do during Cancer season for any sign! 

In a seemingly impossible stroke of gay, fashion-forward creativity, Gen Z found a way to pair the Joan Jett mullet with the Paris Hilton mini skirt.

A Holly Dolly Christmas isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel — Parton sounds like she’s having fun, and honestly, that’s enough. The album feels like a labor of love, fusing lighthearted country shuffle with the Christmas spirit.

With Plastic Hearts, released Nov. 27, Cyrus is confessing something once and for all: She doesn’t like labels, and we should get used to it.