Self Esteem takes aim at the objectification of women on new single ‘How Can I Help You’

Alicia Keys has a new song out!

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have notoriously stayed out of the spotlight ever since their days as child stars, rarely ever making public appearances. But on Wednesday, Sept. 8, photographers briefly captured the 35-year-old twin sisters taking a smoke break while outside an office building in New York City. The Full House alums appeared to be fairly relaxed during the outing, and each puffed out some smoke while enjoying a cigarette.

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Stereophonics have announced their new album, Oochya!, alongside its lead single and plans for a new tour next year. 

Consequence has shared a new diss record called ‘Party Time’ which takes aim at Drake over his ongoing beef with Kanye West.The Queens rapper – who is a friend and longtime collaborator of Kanye West – took to social media yesterday afternoon (September 4) to tease the record, just hours after Drake leaked an unreleased Kanye and André 3000 track called ‘Life Of The Party’, which heard the Ye take shots at the Toronto rapper.“Since ‘Life of The Party’ got Leaked… I guess it’s Party Time

Stacey Solomon opened up about her fears over her children's self-esteem and their relationship with their bodies. Speaking on her Instagram Story, the Loose Women star has teamed up with Dove on their Self-Esteem Project.

Kanye West on Twitter following West’s recent ‘DONDA’ album release.On Twitter, the official account for the children’s cartoon character tweeted a Pitchfork album review of West’s ‘DONDA’ Pitchfork score alongside Peppa’s own score for album ‘Peppa’s Adventures: The Album.’The Peppa Pig account showed that Peppa’s album actually scored higher than West’s on Pitchfork – a 6.5 for Peppa compared to a 6.0 for West.In a since deleted tweet, the Peppa account wrote: “Peppa didn’t need to host

Ethan Shanfeld Halsey took aim at record labels and the media in a new interview centered around her latest album “If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power.”The singer-songwriter, who uses she/they pronouns and recently welcomed their first child, said that they had to run their pregnancy by music executives, who care more about profits than the personal freedom of their artists.“You have to call the CEO of X, Y, Z and say, ‘Hey, hi. I’m just calling to let you know, I’m pregnant.

Big Sean has made an appearance on fellow Detroit rapper Babyface Ray’s latest track ‘It Ain’t My Fault’.‘It Ain’t My Fault’ was produced by Hit-Boy and is accompanied by a music video showing both rappers being interrogated by police and the press.Watch the music video for ‘It Ain’t My Fault’ below:Babyface Ray released his latest EP, ‘Unfuckwitable’, earlier this year.

Kim Petras is kicking off a brand-new era with the release of “Future Starts Now”, the first track to emerge from her new partnership with Republic Records. It’s also the first single from the “Malibu” singer’s upcoming debut album for her new label.

Tom Morello has enlisted New York electronic indie band Phantogram for a new single ‘Driving To Texas’.The Rage Against The Machine guitarist enlisted the duo for the slow-burning, dramatic track.

Self Esteem has praised the influence of mainstream pop music, singling out the work of Little Mix in particular.The musician, aka Rebecca Lucy Taylor, was the star of this week’s Big Read. Speaking to NME, she discussed the freedom she’s found exploring pop aesthetics.“If you listen to a Little Mix song, they’re fucking wild production wise,” she said.

Poppy has shared a music video for her exuberant new pop-punk single ‘So Mean’.The track is the latest to be taken from her new album ‘Flux’, produced by Justin Meldal-Johnsen (M83, Deafheaven, St. Vincent), and follows ‘Her’, the title track, and previous surprise EP ‘Eat’.The self-directed video showcases a taste of Poppy’s live show in which she performs in a small room with a full live band.

Self Esteem has discussed how her live shows for forthcoming second album ‘Prioritise Pleasure’ are inspired by Madonna‘s ‘Blonde Ambition’ tour.The artist, real name Rebecca Lucy Taylor, appears on the cover of NME for last week’s Big Read feature, re-creating Britney Spears‘ iconic 1999 Rolling Stone cover and discussing the new record.Speaking to NME ahead of her set at Green Man Festival in Wales at the weekend (August 19-22), Taylor said: “For the whole of this ‘Prioritise Pleasure’ era,

Shawn Mendes is taking New York City by storm!

Country singer Morgan Wallen, whose career imploded when he was caught on tape making a racial slur, is attempting a return to music.

Self Esteem has opened up about her Britney Spears-inspired cover shoot for NME.The artist, real name Rebecca Lucy Taylor, re-created Spears’ iconic 1999 Rolling Stone cover for this week’s NME‘s Big Read feature.Spears’ cover showed her lay on a pink sheet in her underwear, holding a phone in one hand and clutching a Tiny Winky Teletubby in the other. In Taylor’s shoot, she is seen also on a pink sheet in her underwear, but with the added remnant of a meal deal around her and a Kermit the