Chris Kobiella

The New Jersey home where electric-guitar pioneer Les Paul lived and worked was torn down. His family is devastated

Two generations of Swedish superstars get together in their home country to trade laughs and talk Madonna, misogyny, and making music on their terms

Both artists have had massive years, and they have a special connection via a well-placed sample. Now, they link up to talk about songwriting, fame, and how to tap into the right energy

For decades, West Virginia has had a “halo” of protection around it, thanks to a compulsory-vaccine law. But now, there’s a case that could topple that law — and have major implications for the res...

Dan Driscoll speaks for the first time since resigning as Secretary of the Army amid the the Pentagon’s purge of military leaders

The Music Building, New York’s scrappy but influential studio complex, approaches its 50th anniversary

The comedian talks about his emotional transformation through shrooms and therapy, his latest acting job in The Social Reckoning, getting roasted by his kids, and the state of America

Around the country people are taking hallucinogens not for fun, but to seek a deeper spiritual connection to the universe and the divine

The children’s YouTuber has drawn outrage and adoration for her work. As her first album, I’m So Happy, drops, she discusses how she’s surviving her newfound celebrity

Rescue workers turned Chelsea Piers, the sports-and-leisure complex on the Hudson River at West 23rd Street, into a makeshift emergency room. But there were no survivors to treat

In the days after the attacks, Jeff Goodell spent time with the men dismantling the remains of the Twin Towers

MTV News anchor Kurt Loder was living in TriBeCa, three blocks from the World Trade Center, when he was awakened by the first explosion

Sold-out shows, psyop rumors, and secret sessions: New York’s most talked-about band has a lot on its mind

Artists, executives, and stars remember how Clive Davis’ golden ear, grand ambition, and show-business force shaped modern pop

His incendiary clips about Israel have brought flak from both sides of the aisle. But what he wants, he says, is to make people listen

The country hitmaker takes a major swing with his new Wild West concept album, and mostly connects