Jake Uitti

2 weeks ago | vice.com | Jake Uitti

For many music fans, the ’90s represent the Golden Era of rap music. You had established stars like Run-DMC, LL Cool J, and Beastie Boys still making music. You had new stars like Lauryn Hill, Jay-Z, and Missy Elliott taking the marquee. And you had bright sparks about to make their marks like Eminem and 50 Cent. It was an incredible time to be a hip-hop fan. But who were the biggest stars and the most influential rhymers?

3 weeks ago | vice.com | Jake Uitti

Despite all the sludgy sounds, despite all the raucous music, the buzzy guitars, and the screeching lyrics, grunge music had a purity about it in the late 1980s and early 1990s. There was an overarching understanding in the movement that selling out was wrong and playing music with your friends was where it was at. The style, born in Seattle in the Pacific Northwest, spread across the globe and was the dominant form of music in the mid-90s.

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Jake Uitti

4 hours ago‘White Lotus’ Star Predicts That Fans Will ‘Hate’ The Show’s Creator After Finale“Whatever you think you know, you’re going to get it wrong,” another “White Lotus” cast member said of the upcoming Season 3 finale. A “White Lotus” cast member is pretty sure the Season 3 finale will leave fans wishing they had some lorazepam.

3 weeks ago | vice.com | Jake Uitti

The Duluth, Minnesota-born songwriter and performer Bob Dylan has released dozens of albums. More than 50. Some are collections of cover songs, some are collections of spiritual songs, and many are collections of original tunes. But the artist they call The Bard earned his fame and mythical status thanks to his early releases. When he arrived in New York City in the early 1960s, the world was changing, and Bob ended up being at the center of much of it.

3 weeks ago | vice.com | Jake Uitti

The golden era of grunge music lasted for about a decade between the late 1980s and the late 1990s. Born in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest, the music was known for its brooding moods, heavy guitar riffs, and slew of recognizable stars, from Eddie Vedder to Kurt Cobain to Chris Cornell. Ever since the musical movement subsided, there have been few, if any, artists who have tried to bring the style back. Few, if any, artists have claimed they were grunge.