PEOPLE can exclusively premiere a clip from the next episode of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's podcast Music Makes Us, which ...

Olivia Rodrigo's Live from Glastonbury (A BBC Recording) —her first live album — debuts at No. 2 on iTunes in America, behind ...

Olivia Rodrigo loves to bust out her rock moves, so it makes sense that she’s reviving one of the old-school classic-rock traditions: the live album. Live at Glastonbury (A BBC Recording) captures her ...

Olivia Rodrigo is teasing fans yet again — this time with a new studio selfie that’s fueling even more theories about her upcoming third album. On November 19, the singer shared a photo of herself ...

Olivia Rodrigo returned to Instagram on Wednesday, November 19, with a fresh set of snapshots that gave fans a peek into her latest looks and off-stage moments. The post came simply captioned ...

Olivia Rodrigo seemed to tease her third studio album after wrapping her GUTS World Tour. During her final tour stop, she wore a red “3” shirt and handed out her signature GUTS rings, signaling the ...

Sabrina Carpenter blasted the White House on Tuesday for using her song Juno in an ICE deportation video. Carpenter wrote on X that the video “is evil and disgusting. Do not ever involve me or my ...

The White House used Sabrina Carpenter's "Juno" to soundtrack a TikTok video of ICE agents appearing to detain and arrest undocumented immigrants.

Olivia Rodigo appeared a guest on the latest episode of Music Makes Us, the podcast series hosted by Kathleen Hanna.

Before she was secretly sexting Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr., journalist Olivia Nuzzi was apparently a 16-year-old aspiring pop star — singing about being “jailbait” and “craving sin.” ...

Sometimes, the only way out of your comfort zone is to be pushed out, which is what happened to Olivia Newton-John when the British-Australian singer realized a song she desperately wanted to pull ...

Imagine receiving a love poem that reads: “Your breasts are like two fawns, twins of a gazelle, browsing among the lilies,” going on to say that they are a “mount” that the author wishes to “betake” ...