L.A. Times - Entertainment — The annual FYF Fest began as a scrappy punk show held at a small rock club in Echo Park. This year one of the event’s headliners will be Janet Jackson. An unlikely choice? Not according to the woman who booked FYF. “The evolution of Jane... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The annual FYF Fest began as a scrappy punk show held at a small rock club in Echo Park. This year one of the event’s headliners will be Janet Jackson. An unlikely choice? Not according to the woman who booked FYF. “The evolution of Jane... more info

Guardian Music — FlyDSA Arena, SheffieldSmith relies more on his nice-guy persona than on stagecraft in an oddly low-key arena showSam Smith rises slowly from a trapdoor in the centre of the stage, sitting on a nondescript chair, doubled over, as if weighed down by w... more info

The Daily Mail — The 51-year-old popstar - who spent her first Christmas as a single mum in Miami with her son after splitting from her husband in April 2017 - was every inch the doting mother as she carefully held her son. more info

Discobelle.net — German duo Milk & Sugar (Mike Kay and Steven Harding) formed back in 1997 and are considered legends within the dance music scene, they’ve performed globally alongside dance music royalty such as Frankie Knuckles and David Morales, remixed the like... more info

Detroit Free Press — He played a range of his hits, did a duet with Prince and reprised a song he performed with Janet Jackson, to mixed reviews.             more info

Dlisted — Joey Fatone wasn’t lying when he said that NSYNC was not going to inject some hotness (don’t act like Joey Fatone thrusting his crotch ain’t the epitome of hotness) into the Super Bowl halftime show. Janet Jackson wasn’t lying when she said t... more info

New York Times — Returning to the Super Bowl halftime show 14 years after his career-altering appearance with Janet Jackson, the pop star revisited loaded material. more info

USA Today Music — He played a range of his hits, did a duet with Prince and sang a song he performed with Janet Jackson, to mixed reviews.             more info

New York Post — NEW YORK — Justin Timberlake ended his Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday with no unintentionally exposed body parts. Still, the singer made reference to the infamous 2004 Super Bowl “wardrobe malfunction,” the incident where he raised a ruckus... more info