Music

The Framing Britney Spears documentary has taken over the world recently. Personally, I don't know anyone who didn't STAN her before but the film sure solidified how iconic she is. The Free Britney movement took off this summer. In the beginning, it seemed it might all be a conspiracy. But to the worlds' surprise, it was true! Now there is one goal that we all hold, y'all better get our QUEEN out of this conservatorship!

A very unique Super Bowl took place yesterday. An audience 2/3 full of cardboard cutouts, creepy backup dancers, and very very mixed reviews.

Believe it or not, there are people out there who watch the game simply to watch the game. But if you're anything like us, you would rather relish in the snacks, chuckle at the occasional snarky commercial, and, find ways to kill time until the halftime show. These days, however, there is also another component, the hilarious tweets that begin to roll out almost immediately. Whether you won, lost, didn't watch, don't have any idea what we're talking about — you'll probably still enjoy these witty tweets.

Remember when we used to go clubbing? Well, a good wing-woman could really make or break the experience. Some people are built for it, they've truly mastered the art of body language and subliminal messaging. The outside world is a wild place, but a good wing-woman can help you to navigate the wilderness with finesse. We all have different tactics, for better or for worse. Here are nine different kinds of wing-women, which one are you? Be honest.

If there's one thing I miss about the pre-Rona era, it's the legendary music festival. There's nothing I love more than paying a questionable amount to become an integral part of a mass of pulsating, sweaty bodies for several hours - or even several days. I mean, social distancing has nothing on that type of life-changing experience.

Of course, the men I met there also left a mark on my generally pure, unblemished life. Cheezcake ladies - here's the best of the guys you'll meet at music festivals.

'Cause when words fail, music speaks.  

The "Genius" annotations on Spotify are basically like side footnotes about all the songs. Any side notes no matter how random or unnecessary will most likely show up... and people are way happy about it! Call it nostalgia but this takes us way back when watching music videos on MTV or VH1 and there would be pop-ups letting us a little about the song or artist! 

By Russian Igor Lipchanskiy

Spotify, the popular digital music service has put up, once again, a bunch of giant billboards revealing some of the weird and wonderful habits of its users and it's even funnier than last year.  Via: Viral Work

Ever wonder how to write a great song? Just follow these tried-and-true music formulas composed and illustrated by Canadian cartoonist John Atkinson. Via: TeamJimmyJoe