The Artists We Lost in 2023, in Their Words
Posted inArchitecture Art Belafonte, Harry Belzer, Richard Bennett, Tony bestofculture2023 Books and Literature Botero, Fernando Buffett, Jimmy Bumbry, Grace Byatt, A S Celebrities Classical Music Comedy and Humor Crosby, David Culture (Arts) Dancing Del Tredici, David Doshi, Balkrishna Erwitt, Elliott Friedkin, William Gluck, Louise Gluck, Rena (1933-2023) Gottlieb, Robert Harnick, Sheldon Humphries, Barry Irwin, Robert Jackson, Glenda Jamal, Ahmad Jolicoeur, David (Trugoy the Dove) (1968-2023) Jones, Ron Cephas Kundera, Milan Lear, Norman Marden, Brice McCarthy, Cormac Merlin, Joanna (1931-2023) Mosaval, Johaar (1928-2023) Music O'Connor, Sinead Opera Perez, Rudy Perry, Anne Perry, Matthew Pop and Rock Music Quant, Mary Reddick, Lance Reubens, Paul Roundtree, Richard Saariaho, Kaija Sakamoto, Ryuichi Saleh, Magda Scotto, Renata Setterfield, Valda Seymour, Lynn Shorter, Wayne Solomons, Gus Jr Sternhagen, Frances Sundaram, Vivan Topol Turner, Tina Two Thousand Twenty Three Vinoly, Rafael Watts, Andre Weldon, Fay

The Artists We Lost in 2023, in Their Words

Blink-182, Olivia Rodrigo, 100 gecs: Who Gets to Make Pop-Punk Fun?
Posted inBlink 182 Brady, Dylan Comedy and Humor DeLonge, Tom (1975- ) Guts (Album) Hollywood Baby (Song) Homosexuality and Bisexuality Les, Laura One More Time (Album) Pop and Rock Music Rodrigo, Olivia (2003- )

Blink-182, Olivia Rodrigo, 100 gecs: Who Gets to Make Pop-Punk Fun?

Blink-182’s childish humor felt out of step with the times this year, as Olivia Rodrigo and 100 gecs released thrilling, hilarious music that talks back to — and erases — old stereotypes.