Dustin Lance Black’s talks about ‘Rock Out,’ his new very personal documentary that examines LGBTQ influence on heavy metal, punk and rock n’ roll.

N.B.-born writer Michelle Winters spoke to The Next Chapter’s Antonio Michael Downing about his novel, Hair for Men.

These are the stories of musicians who weren’t afraid of admitting to their sexuality when society wasn’t ready to hear it.

Dustin Lance Black not only directed the new documentary “Rock Out” about the queer influence on heavy metal, punk and rock n’ roll, but he’s also in it. For good reason. The feature pulls ...

The rock'n'roll sensation talks about nearly dying of an overdose, making it big in the US, and why his peers were just ...

On Moisturizer, the post-punk band’s thrilling second album, the Grammy-winning singer flexes her rock-star muscles ...

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Wet Leg didn’t think anyone would hear “Chaise Longue.” Barely two years after college friends Rhian Teasdale and Hester ...

They felt excluded by "millennial moral censorship" — but is their work pushing boundaries, or just pushing buttons?

Pete Townshend’s original music forms the soundtrack to a sharp touring production with costuming by Paul Smith ...

Honduran experimental pop provocateur Isabella Lovestory is redefining reggaeton by fusing Latin trap with goth electronica ...

From Glastonbury to the Grammys via the front rows of Paris, superstar Doechii is having the breakout year to end them all. Now, Florida’s self-described Swamp Princess – her lyrical genius, awards ...