Cyclone Wehner, Contributor

"Music is how I fully support myself and pay my rent so, without live work, I definitely feel quite worried."

Any baby Beryls in the house? Steph Tisdell didn't think so. This year's historic Oxfam Gala host is getting to the bottom of the human condition with a "non-show" about baby-naming trends. By Cyclone.

Lindy West writes with the kind of humour that immediately hooks you in. But her work is always grounded in a broader political significance, something that has heralded her the queen of internet feminism. Ahead of her appearance at All About Women, she speaks to Cyclone about Trumpism, Twitter and her latest essay collection, 'The Witches Are Coming'.

"'Changes' is a perplexing career manoeuvre for Bieber, who is as much a brand as an artist."

Eminem dropped a bombshell on fans yesterday with the surprise release of his 11th studio album, 'Music To Be Murdered By'. So, was it worth it? We take you track by track through the entire record!

"His brand is being 'really fookin' loud'."

Ahead of his return to Australia this summer after two cancelled tours, Jamaican icon Shaggy tells Cyclone he's "happy to be finally coming".

For urban music – R&B, soul and hip hop – the 2010s were about flux and innovation. The decade ushered in new artists, game-changers, subgenres, formats, marketing paradigms and trends. That the culture has myriad contenders for 'Act Of The Decade' (Beyoncé? Kanye West? Frank Ocean?) demonstrates its vitality, writes Cyclone.

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