Jack Hamilton

Springfield Confidential, by one of the show’s longest-serving writers, recreates the best and worst of the game-changing sitcom.

Kids See Ghosts, West’s collaborative album with Kid Cudi, is his first in years that isn’t about his image.

Daytona is a gift that should keep giving.

The Houston Rockets are trying to vanquish the idea that they’re not clutch enough.

Elvis Presley: The Searcher offers a treasure trove of footage but whitewashes some aspects of his story.

In praise of the most dominant team in college hoops.

James will likely take his talents elsewhere this summer, and some other team will rearrange its entire universe around his particular wishes.

The league is on the verge of a collective nervous breakdown.

The 21st century has heard more than its share from Boston’s white people.

U2, Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, and Eminem all put out albums this year, and America seemed exhausted by all of them.

Revival tries to be both a crowd-pleasing pop album and a middle finger to white America. It fails, but it might also get you back on his side.

The now-deceased cult leader weaponized the zeitgeist to make himself famous. Now he’s dead, but because of us, his fame will live forever.

A juicy new biography of Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner reveals the magazine’s complicated, compromised relationship to rock stars.

At the “Evening of Music and Unity,” musicians such as Justin Timberlake and Chris Stapleton avoided specifics at a time when they were needed.