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Music


Where Are All the Women Composers?

Where Are All the Women Composers?

The Brazilian soprano Gabriella Di Laccio is determined to close the gender gap in classical music, performance by performance

by Anne Quito
The World Cup Has Exposed an Awkward Truth About Work

The World Cup Has Exposed an Awkward Truth About Work

Employers happily rearrange the working day for soccer. Why are they often less willing to show the same flexibility for carework?

by Josie Cox
All Hail the Perimenopausal Pop Star

All Hail the Perimenopausal Pop Star

It was June, and I was about to experience the rebirth of Radiohead’s album, “In Rainbows” perfectly timed for Pride.

by Blair Smith
'There’s Always Something to Say'—Indian Women on Breaking Into the Rap World

'There’s Always Something to Say'—Indian Women on Breaking Into the Rap World

Men might dominate the rap scene in India, but women there are taking the art form to new levels.

by Ruchi Kumar
I’ll Never Break Up With a Breakup Album

I’ll Never Break Up With a Breakup Album

The breakup song is the ultimate declaration of independence and rediscovery—a tribute to the complexity of womanhood.

by Josie Cox
Like Her Or Not, We’re All Swifties Now. (But Not For the Reasons You Think.)

Like Her Or Not, We’re All Swifties Now. (But Not For the Reasons You Think.)

When Taylor Swift releases a new album, we all profit. "The Life of a Showgirl," is no exception.

by Josie Cox
‘The Chaotic, the Creative, the Instinctive, the Structured, the Mathematical’

‘The Chaotic, the Creative, the Instinctive, the Structured, the Mathematical’

An immersive project at Canterbury Cathedral marks the 1969 moon landing—and the women from a Navajo reservation in New Mexico who made that landing possible.

by Emma Haslett
The Queen of Pop Will Thrill Again. And Again. And Again.

The Queen of Pop Will Thrill Again. And Again. And Again.

This is Kylie Minogue’s world. We’re so lucky to be in it.

by Josie Cox
One Victorious Beyoncé Does Not Equality Make

One Victorious Beyoncé Does Not Equality Make

It’s a great story, but women aren’t really ruling the Grammys. When they’re nominated just one-third of the time, how could they?

by Josie Cox
What Taylor Swift Taught Me About Aging

What Taylor Swift Taught Me About Aging

No age is the right age to be a woman. Unless, of course, you're Taylor Swift.

by Josie Cox

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