Here we are. Four months into quarantine and so much has happened. We’ve been witness to one of the biggest civil rights movements to date. We have seen celebrity breakups and tragic paparazzi photos...

In the modern landscape of music, it seems as if a new album is dropped out of thin air every week – whether we like it or not.

Amidst tumultuous group dynamics, Destiny’s Child put out an album rooted in female empowerment with messages that are as uplifting and relevant today as they were then.

While ACL did not make a commitment to gender balance in their lineup, it is critical to spotlight the underrepresented women that will be taking the stage at Zilker Park this October.

From the early 2000s to the early 2010s, one’s ringtone represented their musical taste and cultural awareness. Today, the death of custom ringtones signals a change in how people interact with music.

Here’s a playlist to get you ready for the annual Mother’s Day brunch.

Imagine being a pop star, one of the greatest athletes in history or an Olympic swimmer. Now imagine being pregnant at the same time.

Students took part in Beyoncé-themed contest for the “Ellen DeGeneres Show.”

Check out some of Queen Bey's most iconic looks.

Through it all, there have always been strong, independent, supremely talented women to lead the charge for equality and show that they can rock just as hard as men — sometimes harder.

Before Beyoncé, there was Selena Quintanilla-Peréz, known as the Queen of Tejano Pop, who died at 23. Despite this abrupt departure from her kingdom, Selena left her mark on our hearts and in our closets.

After Sunday’s Grammy awards, pop culture junkies are enthusiastically recanting the three-hour concert — er, award show. If you didn’t catch the show, it’s understandable. To make it easy for you, ORANGE has compiled a list of important moments to talk about so you can fool your friends into thinking you watched the entire thing.