Andrea Ferrero shares the tone secrets and behind-the-scenes details of the Pink Pony Club guitar – and an already-iconic ...

Chappell truly needs no introduction at this point of her über-successful rise to fame, and she’s only hitting the Grammys stage for the first time. The “Good Luck, Babe!” hitmaker is ...

Grammys, Chappell Roan faced off against Sabrina Carpenter, Shaboozey, Benson Boone, Teddy Swims, Raye, Doechii and Khruangbin in the Best New Artist category.

Leslie Ambriz, alongside Krysta Fauria, greeted Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds during AP's live red carpet show by calling him a ...

An Associated Press reporter on the Grammys red carpet apologized for stopping their interview with Babyface to pass his ...

However, after a blockbuster year for pop music, with huge singles and albums from veterans Taylor Swift, Beyoncé and the Beatles, alongside newcomers Chappell Roan and Sabrina Carpenter ...

And of course, perennial shoo-in Taylor Swift has six nominations, along with the next generation of stars (and first-time nominees), Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan. And, former Paste cover ...

Chappell Roan made Hottest 100 history by being the first female solo artist to win the annual countdown with a sole, debut entry. Which, naturally, has left us wanting more from the Midwest Princess.

Relative newcomer Chappell Roan is nominated for her runaway hit, the shuffly, squelchy baroque-synth bop “Good Luck, Babe!”, while her fellow breakthrough star, Sabrina Carpenter, feels like ...

The Texas A&M Aggies suffered a big loss to their secondary early in the year, when starting corner Tyreek Chappell suffered a season-ending injury during practice before the Florida game in ...

Chappell Roan is feeling ALL the feels right now ahead of the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, and honestly, I get it!! The Midwest Princess is up for six awards this year (with noms in the Recording ...

Artists like Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter and Charli XCX ruled last summer’s charts. Like Gaga, all three women are known for playing with hyper-feminine conventions in their art.