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62 women who broke barriers in the music industry

Portrait of musician Joni Mitchell seated on the floor with her acoustic guitar in her lap in 1968.

Labor Day on screen: 5 unsung films that dramatize American workers‘ history

Black and white image of Spring Byington, unidentified man, and Jean Arthur in a scene from the film 'The Devil And Miss Jones', 1941.

Casinos where Billboard’s most influential musicians have performed

The Strip skyline in Las Vegas with advertising billboards including Lady Gaga, neon lights on iconic hotels and casinos after sunset.

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Best albums of all time by Black artists

Sly and the Family Stone photographed in 1969.

8 celebrities whose real names would totally surprise you

Natalie Portman photographed during the premiere of Apple's "Fountain of Youth" premiere at the American Museum of Natural History in New York on May 19, 2025.

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Metros with the most music festivals within a one-hour drive

Back view of a crowd at a concert.

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The #1 album of the '90s isn't Pearl Jam or Nirvana, according to data. See the top 10.

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62 women who broke barriers in the music industry

Portrait of musician Joni Mitchell seated on the floor with her acoustic guitar in her lap in 1968.

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Can you guess the rock band from just one lyric?

The Who—John Entwistle, Keith Moon, Pete Townshend, and Roger Daltrey—in July 1971 in Surrey, United Kingdom.

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Here's what iconic concert took place the year you graduated high school

Madonna performing on stage during the Blonde Ambition tour, wearing a Jean Paul Goltier conical bra corset

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25 times LGBTQ+ artists made music history

Patrick Haggerty performs live onstage.

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50 albums by Black artists we're looking forward to in 2023

Chlöe attends 2023 Billboard Women In Music at YouTube Theater on Mar. 1, 2023 in Inglewood, California.

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100 iconic moments from music history

American folk-rock singer-songwriter Bob Dylan performing at BBC TV Centre, London, 1st June 1965.

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Most popular songs that never won a Grammy

Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney, John Lennon, and George Harrison of The Beatles circa 1965.

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Controversial Grammy wins—and how they've aged

German pop band Milli Vanilli, composed of French singer, songwriter, dancer and model Fab Morvan and German-American model, dancer and singer Rob Pilatus, at a press conference announcing they will return their Grammy Awards after confessing to lip-synching their songs.