When I first saw no na’s “Work” on Twitter, I thought they were an international girl group — turns out they’re from Indonesia, and they’re seriously not playing when it comes to visuals, confidence, and global pop quality.

The 68th Grammy Awards came and went in a blink, but Lady Gaga once again proved why she’s in a league of her own. From winning two Grammys for Mayhem to delivering a jaw-dropping rock version of “Abracadabra,” the night was a reminder of her range, her artistry, and why her music continues to evolve beyond genres.

Revisiting Miley Cyrus’ Bangerz era feels like opening a time capsule of pop chaos, iconic hits, and unforgettable moments — especially when “SMS (Bangerz)” featuring Britney Spears comes on and instantly transports you back.

Robyn’s upcoming album is shaping up to be everything I loved about her from the beginning — bold, emotional, and unapologetically ahead of its time. Sexistential proves once again that Robyn was never chasing trends; she was always setting them.

Florence + The Machine’s Dog Days Are Over perfectly captures my mindset as I step into 2026 with a new job, renewed gratitude, and a determination to rebuild after months of uncertainty.