Album covers can sometimes make or break the appeal of an album. These five super-cool album covers from the 1990s only made the music within their sleeves even better. Let’s take a look at just ...

Thankfully, Competition Is for Losers brings back everything that made Rizzle Kicks great while pushing things forward in a really solid way. The album keeps the brass-heavy sound they’re known for, ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Welcome to the Bay Area, where the NBA was the biggest loser of all. On a mostly beautiful weekend in a mostly beautiful city, the league managed to turn its All-Star Game into ...

Jason Boland, his band, The Stragglers, plus an independent-minded ethos-driven brand of country music is having a mainstream ...

We’re ranking all 40 of his studio albums by the quality of the cover art. We’ve left out archival discs like the Bootleg Series and hits collections: It’s relatively easy to pick a stellar ...

Rizzle Kicks are one of those acts, and with Competition Is for Losers – their first album in over a decade – it’s like they never left. From the outset, there’s little doubt that Jordan Stephens and ...

‘Competition Is For Losers’, their third album and first in nine years, is no different. READ MORE: Rizzle Kicks tell us about returning after eight years with ‘Javelin’: “We’re ...

But now, to be on the cover, well, it’s a privilege he doesn ... it’s definitely going to be something that I hold near and dear to me, because I pretty much played video games my whole ...

About the Album: Lakeshore Records will release the DEAR DUMB DIARY – Original Television Soundtrack digitally on September 10th and on CD October 1, 2013. Emily Alyn Lind enrolls in Mackerel ...

Analyzing the wide-sweeping impact of Carroll’s arrival in the AFC West, Bleacher Report’s Maurice Moton listed the Chargers as one of the notable losers. “In the NFL, though, Carroll has ...

Biggest ‘surprise’ of the night therefore was Beyoncé finally winning Album of the Year (AOTY being one of the ... And last night’s biggest ‘losers’ – and let’s use that term VERY lightly? Perhaps ...