The album cover shoot happened organically. Unlike today, when a musician will orchestrate a production to snap the image for their album cover, Crosby, Stills & Nash opted for something far less ...

Max unveiled the album’s release date and its cover art on Thursday (May 1). Pop fans will be able to click play on Don’t Click Play on Aug. 22. The album cover features Max handling the heat ...

However, what earned reactions from her fans online from her post was what appeared to be the album cover of FROM FLORIDA'S FINEST. It showed Sailorr's metamorphosis into a cockroach, similar to ...

On April 30, Lorde posted what appears to be the artwork for her new album, called Virgin, to Instagram. The cover of Lorde's new album seems to show an x-ray of a pelvis with a belt buckle and ...

Lorde has shocked fans as she debuted her new album artwork and its sexually suggestive title. The jaw-dropping cover was an X-ray of what appeared to be her pelvic area, with her hip bones ...

With Mother’s Day on the horizon, we’re revisiting one of our favorite throwback gems: the soulful bond between Willow Smith and her mother, Jada Pinkett Smith. The duo’s musical chemistry ...

Jada Pinkett-Smith and her budding fashionista daughter, Willow Smith, were there to congratulate her. All three ladies’ boots are fierce, wouldn’t you say?

The album cover for Lorde's upcoming fourth album, Virgin. Lorde has announced the name and release date of her upcoming album, with a contraceptive device featuring as its key artwork.

You always have such a strong graphic sense with everything, including album covers. Is there a reason you have canine teeth on the cover? Wolfe: Yeah. I mean, is he smiling? Is he growling?

“The Secret of Life: Partners, Volume Two” comprises covers and original tracks. It will be released June 25. This album cover image released by Columbia Records shows “The Secret of ...

The golliwog was once used to sell children’s books and rag dolls. It’s a doll on the album cover — abandoned out in the forest, either a figure of sympathy or a lurking, malevolent presence.

I chose Tubthumper because of that song, and because of the aggressively ugly “fluorescent green plus background plus grotesque fluorescent purple baby in the foreground” album cover ...