Long before Donald Trump ever had political aspirations, he was grabbing headlines as one of New York’s most talked-about real estate moguls. Trump’s penchant for partying — and his numerous affairs — often grabbed tabloid headlines,

Released in September 1990, The Razor’s Edge marked AC/DC’s triumphant return to the rock spotlight. While songs like “Fire Your Guns” and “Moneytalks” were celebrated by fans, the playful holiday track drew mixed opinions — and stands out as one of the few songs they’ve never taken to the stage.

SZA is calling out the Trump White House after her music was used in a new U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) video that she says was designed to provoke artists into reacting publicly.

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Carpenter joins Beyoncé, Olivia Rodrigo, and others in demanding that President Trump and his administration not use their songs to promote policies.

Donald Trump has a long, sordid history of doing things without permission (read between the lines). The latest is Team Cheeto using Usher’s song “Hey Daddy (Daddy’s Home),” in a lame propaganda video, shared by the official White House X (formerly ...

Below, check out the artists who have called out the Trump administration for using their music in 2025. After Trump posted an AI video of himself and Vice President JD Vance rocking out to Blue Öyster Cult’s “Don’t Fear the Reaper” while mocking Democrats, the band members promptly released a response distancing themselves from the usage.

Victor Willis, lead singer of the music group the Village People, wrote a lengthy defense of President-elect Donald Trump using his hit song “Y.M.C.A.” and corrected the belief that the song was a “gay anthem.” Willis explained in his Facebook post ...

The Grammy winner joins a growing list of music artists who aren’t pleased with their songs being used in political messaging.

Earlier in the day, the Trump White House shared old footage of Trump entering the ring at a wrestling event, set to the 50 Cent song “ Many Men (Wish Death) ,” with the caption “Walking into my work Christmas party knowing that we won the election and haven’t stopped winning since.”

Donald Trump had been hailed in hip-hop lyrics for decades. No longer. Barring Kanye West, it's not news that the vast majority of hip-hop artists -- from underground rappers to icons like Jay Z, Snoop Dogg, Eminem and T.I. -- have become powerful voices ...

It seems like rapper Nicki Minaj is on everyone’s timeline as 2025 comes to a close — and it’s not because of holiday pictures, her next tour, or a new song release. It’s her increased support of President Donald Trump,