The plans lodged by London-based New World Payphones (NWP) are in addition to applications recently made to Telford & Wrekin Council for high-tech BT Street Hubs. The new card payment-only kiosks ...

Maroon 5 is a well-known American pop-rock band loved for their catchy tunes and smooth vocals. They rose to fame in 2002 with their hit album Songs About Jane, featuring popular tracks like This Love ...

They used to be everywhere. At gas stations, in restaurants, sometimes just standing alone on a street corner. Aside from their utility, for decades payphones played a role in popular American culture ...

The New Pornographers have shared the digital release of their 2025 vinyl-only single “Ballad of the Last Payphone.” The track was the A-side to the single “Ego Death for Beginners,” with both cuts ...

Sabrina Carpenter has good taste, and she’s letting everyone know with the latest single off her new album, Short n’ Sweet. In “Taste,” the singer gives a warning to her ex-lover’s new girl, and ...

Ella Langley and Riley Green's "You Look Like You Love Me" sounds like a country throwback, but the lyrics recall a different era of songwriting, as well. The boozy, piano-led, love (for a night) song ...

Sabrina Carpenter is back with yet another bop. Following the success of her viral hit “Espresso,” fans have eagerly awaited the second single from her forthcoming sixth studio album. The song ...

Eminem's career has been filled with some of the craziest lyrics in hip-hop. Let's look back on some of the standout lines in his catalog. As fans wait patiently for his new tracks, there are 12 ...

The lyrics to Post Malone and Morgan Wallen's new duet "I Had Some Help" tell a tongue-in-cheek breakup story. The energetic pop-country song finds each singer taking a verse and chorus before coming ...

Kendrick Lamar is not letting his foot off Drake's neck as he deliveres another scathing diss track called "Not Like Us." The new song arrives nearly 24 hours after Kendrick delivered the blistering ...

It turns out Taylor Swift’s fifth track of The Tortured Poets Department, “So Long, London,” isn’t the album’s most devastating breakup song. That slot is arguably reserved for track 12, “loml.” Swift ...