From Blackpink to Twice, K-pop’s been getting most of the shine when it comes to the biggest girl groups in the world, but a new Japanese act debuting this week is hoping to become the biggest girl group in the universe.

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LCD Soundsystem kicked off their six-night residency at London’s Brixton Academy last night, where the James Murphy-led group performed a set of their biggest hits.The concert included renditions of “New York, I Love You But You’re Bringing Me Down,” “Dance Yrself Clean,” “Daft Punk Is Playing At My House,” and “Losing My Edge.” It closed with a raucous rendition of “All My Friends.”

Senior Culture ReporterAs the culture reckons with the ills of the ’80s and ’90s, much of the focus has been on how both the public and the media treated white American female stars like Britney Spears. That’s a necessary conversation, but there’s a parallel discussion we haven’t really had ― about the ways in which we participated in, rubber-stamped and effectively overlooked the exploitative ...

Senior Culture Reporter, HuffPostAt this point, it doesn’t really make sense to call the influx of true crime-related pop culture a “wave” because a wave would imply a rise and fall. Instead, the genre is now so firmly planted into our cultural landscape that the quantity of true crime series and their influence show no signs of cresting.

On Assignment For HuffPostThis is part of This Made Me, a HuffPost series paying tribute to the formative pop culture in our lives. Read more stories from the series here.I’ve been a die-hard fan of many things in my life, but nothing comes close to my love of “Jennifer’s Body.” I’ve seen the film countless times — both with and without the special DVD commentary tracks — and yammered on about it ...

On Assignment For HuffPostIt’s likely you’ve never heard of ​​acrochordons, but you’ve probably dealt with them. In fact, they’re so common that over 50% of adults will experience them at least once in their lifetime. Better known as skin tags, acrochordons are small growths of extra skin that, while harmless, are no one’s favorite feature.

Lizzo is the latest celeb to appear on James Corden’s “Carpool Karaoke” and the singer brought a genuine sense of fun to The Late Late Show segment.Filmed in Los Angeles, the clip showcases Lizzo and Corden driving around while singing several of Lizzo’s hits, including “Good as Hell,” “Juice,” and “Truth Hurts.” They pair also does their own version of Lizzo’s viral Tik-Tok dance for “About Damn ...

Senior Reporter, HuffPostMSNBC announced on Monday that journalist Alex Wagner will succeed Rachel Maddow as host of the network’s highly-watched 9 p.m. time slot four days a week.“Alex Wagner in the 9 p.m. hour was a clear choice. Her unique perspective ― built on more than two decades in journalism ― and tenacious reporting in the U.S. and abroad will help our audiences contextualize what ...

The Burger King employee who hasn't missed a day of work in more than 27 years could start a new career if he pleases ... he's getting flooded with job offers.

Days after the Supreme Court announced the overturning of Roe v. Wade, eliminating abortion access for millions of women across the United States, a slew of late-night TV hosts used their platforms Monday to condemn the decision.

Jacob Latimore talks about the 'House Party' reboot and working with Lebron James, on the 'It's Tricky' podcast with Raquel Harper.

Overnight Editor, HuffPostStephen Colbert said last week’s Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade contains a fundamental flaw.The ruling allows states to restrict and ban abortion. Or, as the court ruling put it, they have returned “the issue of abortion over to the people’s elected representatives.”

Darren Foster’s documentary 'American Pain' tells a grotesque tale of lethal opioid exploitation, high profits and slack state oversight.

Overnight Editor, HuffPostRadio icon Howard Stern said that last week’s Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade makes it more likely that he’ll run for president in 2024.Stern, a longtime supporter of abortion rights, said he would set out to accomplish just two things.

James Corden spoke out about his 'utter disgust and anger' at the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Overnight Editor, HuffPostJimmy Kimmel guest host Chelsea Handler lit into Republicans celebrating last week’s Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade and allowing states to severely restrict and ban abortion.

Sisterly smackdown! Brandy isn’t holding back when it comes to her brother Ray J’s recent Verzuz performance — and she’s scolding him for not following her guidance!“Bro, Pops told me that you didn’t drink none of the tea I made for you,” Brandy, 43, wrote via Instagram on Monday, June 27, after Ray J, 41, sang his song “One Wish” during a Verzuz battle between Omarion and Mario a few days prior. ...

Cardi B's scorching debut as first responder, "Real Housewives of Atlanta" stars Marlo Hampton & Kenya Moore exchange low blows and "90 Day Fiance's" Shaeeda gets served!