Adrian Lee

At the seventh annual State of the Drake, a king defends his crown against an uprising both nascent and imagined

Dave Eggers’ exquisite new book finds him back to writing what he knows—though that isn’t necessarily a good thing

From 2016: The little town that became a CanRock Valhalla isn’t entirely the Hip’s oasis—but its true beauty reveals itself one star at a time

Why ’All Lives Matter’ is a deeply unproductive statement—especially when you’re co-opting Canada’s anthem on national TV

Darryl ’DMC’ McDaniels has long defined rawness in rap with Run-DMC. After a long struggle, he’s doing it differently now.

Durant’s move feels momentous, but it doesn’t really matter—it’s merely The Decision 3.0, a reaffirmation of NBA’s recent history

Art is distinct from the artist, and neither one needs to fit societal norms. These days, we’re less willing to accept that.

Ben Lindbergh and Sam Miller, two baseball wonks, get a chance to apply their wildest data dreams in real life

Drake’s new album ’Views’ is a triumph of so-called ’Toronto sound’—and yet it reveals how much more than Drake that sound can be

’Lemonade,’ Beyoncé’s scorned-lover LP, is made more interesting by its accompanying film—revealing how personal traumas can be political statements