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“We knew it was going to be a defining moment in the life of the band”: Taking Back Sunday relive the dramatic impact of Louder Now Taking Back Sunday’s Adam Lazzara and Mark O’Connell remember their game-changing album Louder Now as it celebrates its 15 th anniversary… Photos: Derrick Santini There’s one precise moment that sums up the surreal impact that Louder Now had on Taking Back Sunday. The band’s third album – their first on a major label – had been released at the end of April 2006, and singer Adam Lazzara was back in Los Angeles, where they’d recorded it the...

Taking Back Sunday’s 2002 debut album Tell All Your Friends unleashed a bevy of emo anthems like “Cute Without The ‘E’ (Cut From The Team),” “Timberwolves At New Jersey,” and “You’re So Last Summer.” For many fans, these unforgettable songs will forever be associated with AIM away messages, summers at Warped Tour, and automatic music players on Myspace. These tracks can still be heard at any given club’s “emo night,” with crowds screaming out the deeply catchy choruses. But it wasn’t until the release of Taking Back Sunday’s third LP, , that the band got its ...

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Source: Getty Summary:  Social media and messaging platforms are de facto regulators of online speech and therefore key decisionmakers in combating online influence operations. In recent years, major platforms have begun maintaining public “community standards”—written policies on a wide range of problematic activity like hate speech, violence, and influence operations. Related Media and Tools If you enjoyed reading this, subscribe for more! Thank you! Introduction Social media and messaging platforms are de facto regulators of online...

(L-R) jxdn, All Time Low On January 19th, TikTok star Jaden Hossler, who started making music last year as jxdn, released a cover of Olivia Rodrigo’s global smash “Drivers License." There’s nothing unusual about a rising artist putting their own spin on the most popular song in the world, but it was the sound and style of jxdn’s rendition that made it feel like a watershed moment: As a social media star who could be mistaken for your local fratboy, Hossler bears little resemblance to a young Patrick Stump. However, his version of the emotional ballad is a straight-up pop-punk song: pa...

As Gabrielle Korn addresses in her memoir, Everybody (Else) Is Perfect, much of so-called "women's media" is merely a cynical marketing strategy at the expense of a thoughtful discussion of cultural values.