Tomás Mier

Balvin surprised Coachella with a Men in Black moment, plus guest stars Tainy, De La Ghetto and Jowell & Randy

“I want la raza to feel seen,” the rapper told Rolling Stone ahead of his dynamic Saturday performance on Coachella’s main stage

Blxst, Blur, and Ice Spice also played at some of the best sets of Saturday

The Argentine DJ’s set included his mega-hit with the Colombian superstar, plus songs with Quevedo and Villano Antillano

The 24-year-old star welcomed special guests Becky G, Santa Fe Klan, Junior H and Arcángel during a fiery Friday night performance

The star headlines the festival’s first night with guest stars who also include Jon Batiste and Jack Antonoff

Lil Uzi Vert, Faye Webster, and Sabrina Carpenter also lined up a star-studded first day

The Argentinian star bares her soul on her new album Un Mechón de Pelo and opens up about her struggle with depression and living in the limelight

From Tyler to Doja to Lana and others

The alt-R&B singer tells us about getting drunk with SZA, blasting Beyoncé’s 4, and refusing to take people’s opinions too seriously

“When I first started writing my songs, I would listen to her album Pieces of You before I went to bed,” Rodrigo says onstage

“Protector” landed at Number 42 on the chart, several years after Blue Ivy was featured on “Brown Skin Girl”

No Doubt is slotted for the main stage on Saturday

Teezo Touchdown joins the musician on the new Scarlet 2 Claude single

“It was sold out everywhere but I had to take a big loss because of a stupid cobra,” she said

Mexican pop legend Thalía will share hosting duties with Carlos Ponce and Alejandra Espinoza

The singer opens up about his first breakup and his Eighties-inspired third album, Found Heaven

A lawyer for the Carlins called the lawsuit a “blueprint for resolving similar disputes going forward”

“Magical,” “a true sweetheart,” and “to-the-core funny” are just some of the descriptions people such as Martin Scorsese and Paul Feig used to describe Flaherty

“Poetry has actually made me feel free,” she says of Eat the World. “Because it’s writing about things that, if I’m quite honest, I would rather people not know”