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IGroups like BTS and Blackpink are not the entirety of Korean music — but their global influence is reshaping Korean culture itself. What’s gained and lost from this cultural feedback loop? Click the link in our bio to learn more about why K-pop Is only half the story of Korean pop music.Click the link in our bio to learn more about why K-pop Is only half the story of Korean pop music. Photographs used in illustration by Getty Images; @kouryangelo

IGroups like BTS and Blackpink are not the entirety of Korean music — but their global influence is reshaping Korean culture itself. What’s gained and lost from this cultural feedback loop? Click the link in our bio to learn more about why K-pop Is only half the story of Korean pop music.Click the link in our bio to learn more about why K-pop Is only half the story of Korean pop music. Photographs used in illustration by Getty Images; @kouryangelo

@rollingstone Dec 11

Just months after ‘Folklore,’ Taylor Swift delivers another surprise album, full of unexpected experiments, ambitious story songs and moments of narrative myth making that often turn the lens back on herself. Tap the link in our bio to read our review. Photograph by Beth Garrabrant

Just months after ‘Folklore,’ Taylor Swift delivers another surprise album, full of unexpected experiments, ambitious story songs and moments of narrative myth making that often turn the lens back on herself. Tap the link in our bio to read our review. Photograph by Beth Garrabrant

@rollingstone Dec 11

It goes without saying that, for just about everyone, 2020 was a no-good, very-bad year. But artists like Doja Cat, Jack Harlow and Don Toliver rose from obscurity to stardom, all without leaving their homes. Tap the link in our bio for the biggest breakthrough artists of 2020. Photographs by RCA and Atlantic Records⁠

It goes without saying that, for just about everyone, 2020 was a no-good, very-bad year. But artists like Doja Cat, Jack Harlow and Don Toliver rose from obscurity to stardom, all without leaving their homes. Tap the link in our bio for the biggest breakthrough artists of 2020. Photographs by RCA and Atlantic Records⁠

@rollingstone Dec 10

On StripperTok, the corner of TikTok frequented by exotic dancers, a woman becomes a star by telling wild stories. But there's only one problem — a lot of her fellow dancers don't think the stories are true. Learn more at the link in our bio. Photo illustration by Rolling Stone. Photographs in illustration by Adobe Stock

On StripperTok, the corner of TikTok frequented by exotic dancers, a woman becomes a star by telling wild stories. But there's only one problem — a lot of her fellow dancers don't think the stories are true. Learn more at the link in our bio. Photo illustration by Rolling Stone. Photographs in illustration by Adobe Stock

@rollingstone Dec 10

In February 2019, Lorde traveled to Antarctica to learn about the climate crisis firsthand. "I’ve been obsessed with Antarctica since I was a kid," says Lorde. Click the link in our bio to read her essay and see her photos from the trip. Photographs by Lorde and Harry Were

In February 2019, Lorde traveled to Antarctica to learn about the climate crisis firsthand. "I’ve been obsessed with Antarctica since I was a kid," says Lorde. Click the link in our bio to read her essay and see her photos from the trip. Photographs by Lorde and Harry Were

@rollingstone Dec 9

Happy birthday, Tré Cool! In honor of the Green Day drummer, revisit our 2009 cover story on the scrappy punks who became one of America’s most ambitious rock bands. Photograph by Richard Ecclestone/Redferns/Getty Images

Happy birthday, Tré Cool! In honor of the Green Day drummer, revisit our 2009 cover story on the scrappy punks who became one of America’s most ambitious rock bands. Photograph by Richard Ecclestone/Redferns/Getty Images

@rollingstone Dec 9

From teen dramas to dark comedies, political satires, and more, Rolling Stone TV critic Alan Sepinwall ranks the 20 best shows of 2020. Click the link in our bio to see if your favorite show made the list.Photographs by Eli Joshua Ade/HBO, AMC, Nick Wall/Hulu

From teen dramas to dark comedies, political satires, and more, Rolling Stone TV critic Alan Sepinwall ranks the 20 best shows of 2020. Click the link in our bio to see if your favorite show made the list.Photographs by Eli Joshua Ade/HBO, AMC, Nick Wall/Hulu

@rollingstone Dec 8

From K-pop kings and queens, new hip-hop rockstars, and some country wisdom— tap the link in our bio for the 50 best songs of 2020. Photographs used in Illustration by Getty Images; Youtube; Ryan McGinley for Rolling Stone

From K-pop kings and queens, new hip-hop rockstars, and some country wisdom— tap the link in our bio for the 50 best songs of 2020. Photographs used in Illustration by Getty Images; Youtube; Ryan McGinley for Rolling Stone

@rollingstone Dec 7

Barry Gibb and Jason Isbell took part in a conversation for our Musicians on Musicians issue. "I've known your music my whole life," Isbell told the Bee Gees legend. Read the full interview at the link in our bio. Photographs by @alyssegafkjen and @rorosiemarie

Barry Gibb and Jason Isbell took part in a conversation for our Musicians on Musicians issue. "I've known your music my whole life," Isbell told the Bee Gees legend. Read the full interview at the link in our bio. Photographs by @alyssegafkjen and @rorosiemarie

@rollingstone Dec 7

Glynn Turman talked to us about ‘Fargo,’ ‘Ma Rainey,’ and his remarkable 60-year career on stage and screen. Click the link in our bio to learn more about how the Emmy Award-winning actor played the long game. Photograph by Matthias Clamer/FX

Glynn Turman talked to us about ‘Fargo,’ ‘Ma Rainey,’ and his remarkable 60-year career on stage and screen. Click the link in our bio to learn more about how the Emmy Award-winning actor played the long game. Photograph by Matthias Clamer/FX

@rollingstone Dec 7

After making his name as a producer, No I.D. is quietly building an impressive resume as an executive. As he takes his Artium label independent, he is emphasizing a different way of doing business: education instead of exploitation, collaboration instead of competition. Click the link in our bio to learn more about why the veteran producer-turned-exec still believes we can fix the music industry. Photograph by I.P.W.

After making his name as a producer, No I.D. is quietly building an impressive resume as an executive. As he takes his Artium label independent, he is emphasizing a different way of doing business: education instead of exploitation, collaboration instead of competition. Click the link in our bio to learn more about why the veteran producer-turned-exec still believes we can fix the music industry. Photograph by I.P.W.

@rollingstone Dec 6

After two tumultuous years, Miley Cyrus emerges with a wild new album, a fresh outlook, and a lot to say about her heroes. "I really love Dolly [Parton] for her character, for what Dolly as a character represents, and that the music is true," says Cyrus. "Same thing with Bowie. David Bowie coming out in a teal suit and stack shoes, that’s intriguing to us, and he’s beautiful and he’s alien." Tap the link in our bio to read the full cover story. Photograph by @bradelterman

After two tumultuous years, Miley Cyrus emerges with a wild new album, a fresh outlook, and a lot to say about her heroes. "I really love Dolly [Parton] for her character, for what Dolly as a character represents, and that the music is true," says Cyrus. "Same thing with Bowie. David Bowie coming out in a teal suit and stack shoes, that’s intriguing to us, and he’s beautiful and he’s alien." Tap the link in our bio to read the full cover story. Photograph by @bradelterman

@rollingstone Dec 6