Drake’s Triple-Album Gambit: A Study in Stagnation and Cynicism
Paul Thompson examines Drake's latest trio of albums—Iceman, Habibti, and Maid of Honour—through the lens of the artist's evolving sexual politics.
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Certified Copy: Drake’s Triple-Album Gambit and the Weight of Nostalgia
Paul Thompson examines Drake's latest trio of albums—Iceman, Habibti, and Maid of Honour—analyzing his shift toward calculated, engagement-driven artistry.
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Kris Kolls Blooms with “Sakura,” a Meditation on Love and Presence
Kris Kolls’ latest single “Sakura” is not just a song; it feels like an experience in stillness. Released on October 31, the Istanbul-based artist strips away the noise to reveal something deeply human: love that breathes rather than speaks. Built around soft and fluid pop and R&B textures, Sakura moves with quiet confidence. Kolls’ voice […]
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Quincy Jones Loses $6.9 Million From Jackson Estate Case Appeal
Nearly three years after being awarded $9.4 million in a lawsuit against Michael Jackson’s production company, star producer (and honorary Vulture staffer) Quincy Jones lost most of that money in an appeal of the case. The Second District Court of Appeal in Los Angeles reversed $6.9 million of that award due to a procedural issue […]
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Michael Jackson Accusers Now Allowed to Sue for Sexual Abuse
James Safechuck and Wade Robson, two men who accused Michael Jackson of sexually abusing them as kids, have just won the right to sue, according to Variety. A California appeals court decided that both men can now have their cases tried under a new California law. In 2017, a trial judge threw out their initial […]
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