The White House has launched a website that, at first glance, appears to offer classified intelligence about extraterrestrials. In actuality, it provides information on the arrests of immigrants.

Every Thursday, the Paste staff and contributors will choose their five favorite songs of the week, awarding one entry a “Song of the Week” designation. Check out last week’s roundup here. Song of the ...

The Moog synthesizer on Simon & Garfunkel’s “Save The Life Of My Child” sounds like an alien invasion. A psychedelic intrusion on a 1968 folk tune. Two years later, Keith Emerson recorded his iconic ...

After all these years, Funko is still releasing tons of new Pop figures on a weekly basis. Despite pulling back on some franchises, fandoms like Star Wars, Marvel, DC, Disney, anime, horror, video ...

If the term “chameleon” is not yet reproached in criticism, then we could (and should) certainly apply it to Jane Remover. Though, if you ask me, “shapeshifting” feels far more apt and futuristic a ...

The dancefloor's 100 most essential tracks. The term “dance music” may conjure visions of heaving clubs, packed festival tents and partying with abandon, and certainly these concepts are a substantial ...

He worked with Gus Van Sant on ‘Drugstore Cowboy,’ ‘My Own Private Idaho’ and ‘Even Cowgirls Get the Blues’ and repped many indies during his career. By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Mickey Cottrell, the ...

The space race and rock 'n' roll launched at the same time, so it's perhaps no surprise artists have looked to the skies for inspiration. We're celebrating that lifelong connection with this list of ...

Little Freddie King has survived three shootings, stabbings, a near fatal bike accident, a stomach ulcer, an accidental electrocution, Hurricane Katrina, and now a pandemic In a dark, wood-panelled ...

When the Stooges burst into the world consciousness in the late Sixties with their snarling riffs and peanut-butter–smearing antics, they seemed to have come out of nowhere. The truth was, though, ...

Jazz’s version of the famous—or infamous—1913 Armory show that introduced Americans to modern art came on November 17, 1959, when Ornette Coleman began a run of shows at the Five Spot Cafe in New York ...