Billboard's weekly deep dive into the past, present and future of pop stardom. New episodes every Thursday.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 65 | Founded | a year ago |
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It's been seven years since Cardi B aced her debut album rollout with 2018's rapturously received 'Invasion of Privacy' — and at long last, she's finally back with album two, 'Am I the Drama?' For this Rollout Report Card, host Andrew Unterberger is ... more
In the mid-'90s, TLC were on top of the world, with a game-changing year of hit singles, unavoidable videos and culture-shifting moments — though behind the scenes, everything that could be going wrong for the trio was. On this Vintage Pop Stardom ep... more
It's been a fascinating few months for Sabrina Carpenter, who had barely started to wind down her blockbuster 'Short n' Sweet' album era before announcing an entirely new album in 'Man's Best Friend,' which dropped on Aug. 29. For this Rollout Report... more
We weren't positive they'd make it, but Oasis has arrived on U.S. shores as conquering heroes on its universally acclaimed Live '25 tour. On this bonus Pop Star Performance Review episode of Greatest Pop Stars, host Andrew Unterberger is rejoined by ... more
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Excited to hear more episodes about vintage pop stars! Really hope they cover Shakira at some point 🌟🙌🏻
Not gonna rate positively a podcast from an organisation that either actively sought to sexually humiliate a successful woman or was so completely oblivious to the fact they did…
Terrible lawyer-tastic completely meaningless apology about to Ms Swift too.
Kyle’s voice is so annoying. Like nail’s on a chalkboard. It makes me wanna commit violent crimes.
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Exploring the intriguing landscape of pop stardom, this show provides lively discussions around various influential artists from the past and present. Episodes frequently assess iconic tracks, revealing their cultural significance while highlighting the complex journeys of artists, their music careers, and the industry's evolving dynamics. Notably, the program fosters nostalgia by revisiting landmark moments in pop music history and delves into contemporary pop phenomena, addressing how historical music trends inform today's landscape. It's particularly unique for its blend of expert commentary and personal anecdotes, drawing in those with a keen interest in music culture and storytelling within the industry.
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