Right now, Sexyy Red is everywhere. Her single “Get It Sexyy” is a big hit. She’s twerking onstage with Zach Bryan. Last week, she released her album In Sexyy We Trust, and it’s got Drake rapping over a “BBL Drizzy” sample. Now, Sexyy Red has made her long-promised entry into the world ...

The least-loved albums by veteran artists tend to find their way, in time, to critical rehabilitation. It’s practically an inevitability, particularly if the artist in question is deemed sufficiently historic. Lou Reed’s notorious Metal Machine Music was reviled on its release only to become recontextualized as the urtext of the hars...

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Yesterday, Lenny Kravitz released Blue Electric Light. He’s been promoting the album with a File interview with us, as well as an interview with Gayle King on CBS Mornings. The TV personality used the opportunity to shoot her shot with the rock star, who turns 60 tomorrow.