The End of The Weeknd Era: Abel Tesfaye’s Self-Actualization
Abel Tesfaye is killing The Weeknd. After 14 years as ‘The Weeknd’, Abel decided to close this chapter. What's sparked this epiphany?
Pop - Music
Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’ Tour Delivers Ballroom and Queen Bey Couture
The time has arrived and Beyoncé’s Renaissance tour kicked off on Wednesday in Stockholm. Needless to say, it matched and even outperformed the expectations we’d pictured from the album’s promise and collaboration with Balmain: an ode to dance music bestowed in glamour and extravagance.
Controlling The Narrative – Why Frank Ocean Never Performs
As many dedicated Frank Ocean fans speculated, the world-renowned contemporary RnB artist bailed on weekend two of Coachella 2023.
Lana Del Rey’s New Album ‘Ocean Blvd’: Soft Melancholy Poured in Dreamy Ballads
Lana Del Rey has published her ninth album: 'Did you know that there’s a tunnel ocean blvd': a piece full of dreamy ballads that witnesses self-acceptance with the destiny Del Rey feels doomed to, despite the singer’s inescapable alignment with her past.
Kendrick Lamar: Breaking a Generational Curse
Kendrick Lamar's music is experimental, progressive and critical; yet, reminiscent of the classic hip-hop era and the way of using music as a form of social protest, drawing attention to the effects of violence, culture, American capitalism, conservative politics and the way they push marginalised groups to the peripheries.
How pop stars became empowering icons across queer communities
Many queer men have an instant connection with female pop starts, because their stories and women’s stories are closely linked to power hierarchies in society, where they must fight for being accepted and gaining relevance regardless of their sexuality or gender.
Title’s Favorites
What had the Title Editorial Team on their radar the last month and what kept us on our toes? What kept us busy and what could we not take our eyes off of? Here are the answers: We collected the most notable, fun and outstanding news and recommendations from fashion, culture and music for January 2023. This time around with personal favorites we got or gifted.
Title’s Monthly Picks
What had the Title Editorial Team on their radar the last month and what kept us on our toes? What kept us busy and what could we not take our eyes off of? Here are the answers: We collected the most notable, fun and outstanding news and recommendations from fashion, culture and music for November 2022.
Titles September Picks
What had the Title Editorial Team on their radar the last month and what kept us on our toes? What kept us busy and what could we not take our eyes off of? Here are the answers: We collected the most notable, fun and outstanding news and recommendations from fashion, culture and music for September […]
Throwback: Wild Style – The Low Budget Movie that brought Hip Hop to Europe
Supreme is not only one of the most sought after brands around today, it is also the epitome of “edutainment”, an expression coined by rapper KRS-ONE. Fittingly they released a small collection of KRS-ONE designs in 2014… Supreme entertains and educates by featuring a wild range of pop cultural references in their designs ever since. […]
