Renowned singer and record producer Gracie Abrams has showered immense praise on Taylor Swift’s influence and fame in a ...

Gracie Abrams is back on top ... and has continued to be a favourite with fans since its release. Abrams’ first album, Good Riddance, peaked at No. 30 in 2023, making her latest success a ...

I enjoyed that mood then, and sometimes I wish for a bit more of it now. Still, good vibes are no substitute for careful analysis. They tend to lead to a lot of knee-jerk predictions that are ...

Remember the time when Gracie Abrams made a surprise appearance at Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concert in Toronto back in November 2024? Abrams, who is also close friends with the Love Story singer, ...

Social media users have mocked US President Joe Biden’s farewell speech in his final address to the nation on Wednesday. In Biden’s final speech as president, the 82-year-old went on a victory ...

“Nothing is more important to me than my family.” With the pardon of his corrupt son Hunter, we don’t doubt it. For the rest of us, good riddance.

“The campaign combines photography, music and film, and is imbued with a modern, feminine interpretation of the Chanel universe,” per the house, adding that some of the images cast Abrams as a ...

On the second album under their new name ... Home improvement is far from classic rock territory. But Good Sad Happy Bad’s utilitarian approach opens wide the boundaries of guitar music to ...

which would become Good Luck, Babe! in late 2022. However, with the Chappell Roan machine in full swing and the tracks for what would become her 2023 The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess album ...

TAS2024/Getty Gracie Abrams still can't get over the fact that she was on the Eras Tour. In an interview with Sofia Coppola for ELLE, the "Risk" musician, 25, discussed the thrill of being a ble ...

A different painting of the singer appears on the new album cover, painted by the artist Will St. John, portrayed Dacus with the title emblazoned across her chest. An announcement for the ...

While he says goodbye, we should have one message: Good riddance. Expect Biden to paint a rosy picture of his presidency, rewriting history with the kind of revisionism that would make Orwell blush.