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This year radically changed what live events—at least those that weren’t canceled—look like. It also taught organizers some lessons.

This year, monoculture floundered, but microculture flourished. Everyone found a niche—and learned what they could live without.

The social media platform, which gained enormous popularity this year, served as a mirror of these often dystopian times.

These 48 movies, TV shows, albums, Twitter feeds, songs, podcasts, and books helped us get through this wildly unprecedented year.

On this week’s episode of Get WIRED, we’re lending our feed to The Pitchfork Review for a conversation with the figureheads of hyperpop.

On this week's Get WIRED podcast, writer Jason Parham dives into his past as a kid listening to the radio during the Rodney King riots in Los Angeles.

I went looking for the broadcasts of my coming-of-age in the early '90s. What I discovered instead was Jean-Gabriel Prats' trove of audio ephemera.

Musicians can make and release music pretty quickly in quarantine. Will it be what fans want to hear?

You can use any videoconferencing platform to recreate the magic of a drunken night out—and it's a lot easier than it sounds.

The sci-fi movie, which has catapulted up the ranks on the streaming service's Top 10, proves there's an appetite for indie genre flicks.

The new album from Donald Glover's alter ego wants listeners to fill their long, lonely minutes with imagination.

Right now, it's hard not to feel alone. These seven spring tracks reinforce the spirit of collective listening.

As Covid-19 shuts down the cultural events that unite fans, audiences are resorting to their own screens. Welcome to a new age of being alone together.