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Spencer Kornhaber

Spencer Kornhaber

Staff Writer at The Atlantic

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  • English
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  • Entertainment
  • Music

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Recent Articles

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Traditional Criticism Is in Trouble. Here’s What’s Replacing It.

Demand for cultural commentary is higher than it’s ever been—but now that commentary is coming from unconventional new sources.
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Buy This Album. Now Buy It in Green.

Here’s how Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl just shattered sales records.
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Taylor Swift’s Fairy Tale Is Over

The singer has everything she ever wanted—her new album suggests that it’s all sort of a drag.
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Finally, a New Idea in Rock and Roll

The band Geese is pushing the genre in new and electrifying directions.
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David Letterman’s Jimmy Kimmel Reaction: ‘We All See Where This Is ...

The comedian spoke about Kimmel’s suspension from late-night TV at The Atlantic Festival.
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A New and Dangerous Kind of Fame

Charlie Kirk was a content creator—a job that shapes how people now talk about and experience politics.
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A New and Dangerous Kind of Fame

Charlie Kirk was a content creator—a job that shapes how people now talk about and experience politics.
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How Did Taylor Swift Convince the World That She’s Relatable?

The tidiest explanation for the pop star’s success is that she befriended an underestimated audience of girls and young women. That’s only part of the story.
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The Music of Millennial Idealism

A new book shows how indie rock shaped a generation’s listening preferences, with lasting effects.
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How Justin Bieber Finally Gave Us the Song of the Summer

American listeners don’t want to party; they just want a break.
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The Human Side of Music’s Prince of Darkness

Ozzy Osbourne was an unruly chaos agent and a beloved family man alike.