After years of cryptic teasers, cult-like fandom buildup, and a nearly nonexistent two-day rollout, Carti returns with MUSIC.

The Weeknd declares, “Call me by the old, familiar name” at the end of “Red Terror,” implying he may want to rid ... The Weeknd is extremely talented at creating an aesthetic by turning dark, ...

The fifth mini-album from the K-pop quintet finds LE SSERAFIM sharpening their aesthetic over five tracks, and while the title track to HOT is the group’s latest single, “Come Over,” which plays out ...

For her seventh album, the American singer-songwriter has returned to the fundamentals that have built her success, with energy to spare, machine sounds carefully dirtied by production, and effective ...

You don’t need an A-list paycheck to get that high-end aesthetic. With a few strategic ... If you love the moody, cinematic vibe of The Weeknd’s mansion, smart lighting with adjustable hues ...

Playboi Carti is on top of the world between releasing his new album Music this past weekend and being the closing headliner ...

But I still want to kill The Weeknd.” This sense of regaining ownership over his identity is felt through the track "Red Terror," off of his new album. The song is a reference to Qey Shibir ...

Here he is: The Weeknd. Like some edgelord of the algorithm era, materializing through clouds of synthetic smoke and digital incense, while somewhere, way in the background, a producer (probably ...

The Weeknd. In his new Complex cover conversation, Abel attested to the daily benefits he gets out of carefully timed naps, crediting the practice with helping him manage his stress levels.

Following the release of his fifth Billboard 200 No. 1 album, Hurry Up Tomorrow, The Weeknd has teamed up with Amazon Music to release an exclusive capsule collection. The merch drop features new ...

On Popcast, a survey of the biggest and best albums released recently, including Drake with PartyNextDoor, the Weeknd, Central Cee, Oklou and others. Hosted by Jon Caramanica and Joe Coscarelli.

EXCLUSIVE: The Weeknd is depicted as a curious toddler by filmmaker Eddie Alcazar (Divinity, The Vandal) in the new stop-motion short film Red Terror, an accompaniment to the song of the same name ...