The track is a bustling pop-rock song bolstered by a clangy guitar riff and searing synth line.
This year’s Cannes lineup includes the latest from several big-name auteurs, and more than a few past Palme d’Or winners.
The psychological thriller gets a hair-raing trailer, set to a cover of Petula Clark’s “Downtown” by Anya Taylor-Joy.
Like St. Vincent’s Daddy’s Home, the film is a hall-of-mirrors deconstruction of her musical persona.
Sparks is having a moment.
Imagine Dragons’s new video is a wish-fulfillment fantasy through and through.
David Fincher’s Mank far and away led the nomination count.
After previewing two episodes in January, the series makes its official premiere this Sunday.
The singer employs a conversational tone throughout the song to punctuate her ambivalence.
The singer’s new single is filled with plenty innuendo and feminist messaging.
The video, directed by Tarsem, finds the singer awakening in a desert surrounded by pomegranates and a broken bicycle.
Sofia Coppola’s latest promises to be an exuberant love letter to New York.
The track has been transformed from a midtempo pop-funk earworm into a sleek electro-disco gem.
The singer’s new single is a deceptively hopeful tribute to personal independence.
The special effects-heavy clip finds the singer climbing inside a dusty upright piano and into a moss-covered fantasy world.
The short was inspired by a powerful involuntary mania that took hold of the citizens of Strasbourg just over 500 years ago.
After a few exhausting months in the gaming world, July promises to be fun by comparison.
The house-inflected dance-pop tune finds the two overzealous vocalists duking it out to see who can outsing the other.
The singles aims for euphoric, “Teenage Dream”-style heights but doesn’t quite reach them.
Right now, we’ll take whatever form of escapism we can get.
The U.K. singer’s latest is a sultry, understated throwback to Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte-style disco.