Miley Cyrus loves covers. She's spent the last few months showing up at basically any virtual event that will have her, doing tracks by Blondie, Pink Floyd, The Beatles, and more. This weekend was particularly bountiful for those who enjoy Cyrus covers. On Friday, she revived her Backyard Sessions performance series for a…

One of the most memorable artifacts of '00s mashup culture is The Grey Album, on which Danger Mouse -- then a largely unknown rap producer with some meager critical buzz -- replaced the music on Jay-Z's freshly released The Black Album with samples from the Beatles' iconic 1968 self-titled double LP, aka "The White Album."

Taylor Swift's Folklore is back at the #1 spot on the Billboard 200 this week, which means she has now spent the most cumulative weeks at #1 in the chart's history among women. Swift broke a record previously set by Whitney Houston in 1987. She now trails the Beatles (132 weeks), Elvis Presley (67), Garth…

Miley Cyrus has become the music industry's go-to for classic rock covers. In recent months, she's covered Led Zeppelin, the Doors, and Pink Floyd. Now, she's covered the Beatles' "Help!" for a new performance that aired yesterday as part of Global Citizen's Global Goal: Unite For Our Future livestream event.

Last month, G-Eazy made the, um, curious choice to cover Radiohead and the Beatles. The Oakland rapper is at it again. He's just put out two more covers. One is of Bob Dylan's "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right," from 1963's The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. The other is of the xx's "VCR," from their debut…