Several international brands including luxury house Prada have cut ties with South Korean superstar actor Kim Soo Hyun after he became embroiled in controversy this month over the nature of his ...

Kim Kardashian’s evolving bridal fashion and engagement rings have been a focal point in the latest season of The Kardashians. In a new episode aired on Thursday, March 20, Kardashian, 44, reflected ...

Kim Gordon and Kim Deal joined forces on the latest episode of Netflix talk show Everybody’s Live for their debut joint live performance.

Then, the two Kims and bassist extraordinaries took the stage together to perform Sonic Youth’s 1995 song “Little Trouble Girl,” which Deal originally featured on. Introduced as “The Kims,” Mulaney ...

After Kim Gordon performed, "Bye Bye", which features on her second solo album, The Collective, Kim Deal then played "Nobody Loves You More", which is taken from her debut solo album, Nobody Loves You ...

Kim Deal and Kim Gordon on 'Everybody's Live With John Mulaney' (photo: Adam Rose / Netflix). As SPIN wrote in 2019, “Little Trouble Girl” is “a song like no other in the Sonic Youth catalog ...

Until last night (March 19), Kim Gordon had never performed a Sonic Youth song in solo performance — at least according to Setlist.fm. That changed when she was joined by the Breeders’ Kim ...

Kim Deal and Kim Gordon have a lot in common. In the ’80s and ’90s, both of them played bass and sometimes sang in iconic noisy underground rock bands from the Eastern seaboard.

Kim Gordon and Kim Deal joined forces on the latest episode of Netflix talk show Everybody’s Live for their debut joint live performance. “Little Trouble Girl” marks the only time Deal and ...

She rules. You ever listen to "Last Splash?" That album is awesome. Kim Gordon was in Sonic Youth, an '80s and '90s alt-rock band that even people who weren't into '80s and '90s alt-rock have ...

The second episode of his Netflix talk show Everybody’s Live With John Mulaney boasted two indie rock icons — Kim Gordon and Kim Deal — and they clearly knew what they had so they played ...