A playlist celebrating a staggeringly great year in music: Pixies, Janet Jackson, De La Soul, Madonna, Indigo Girls and more. By Lindsay Zoladz Today’s playlist is a homage to the music of 1989. Yes, ...

The end of the 1980s marked the end of classic rock, in a way. Find three rock songs released then that were rock's last stand.

Long before the 45-song concerts, the world dominance at the box office and the giddy touchdown celebration hand slaps, Taylor Swift was just a twentysomething emerging from her country shell to ...

Trending on Billboard if ( !window.pmc.harmony?.isEventAdScheduledTime() ) { pmcCnx.cmd.push(function() { pmcCnx({ settings: { plugins… By Billboard Staff It was 70 ...

The artistic choice embodied by 1989 was nothing short of revolutionary for Taylor Swift. After establishing herself as the ...

Long before the 45-song concerts, the world dominance at the box office and the giddy touchdown celebration hand slaps, Taylor Swift was just a 20-something emerging from her country shell to blossom ...

Listening to 1989 (Taylor’s Version) in a room full of people who wouldn’t tout themselves as die-hard Swifties reveals one thing: Taylor Swift outdid herself in the hit department with this record.

A full decade later, the Haylor craze is back and even spicier than ever. Swifties are already well aware that Harry Styles inspired a ton of 1989 songs (I mean, was she even trying to hide it?), and ...

The first single from 1989 is perfect for the first sign of the Zodiac. Swift’s playful and joyous dismissal of the haters, who are ultimately “gonna hate, hate, hate,” screams Aries. You won’t catch ...