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The article discusses the best music albums of 2010. Albums discussed include "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy," by rapper Kanye West, "Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty," by Big Boi, and "I Speak Because I Can," by Laura Marling. The author also comments on the album "The Suburbs," by Arcade Fire.

The article lists the top 10 songs of the Billboard Hot 100 music chart from May 25, 2005, including "Hollaback Girl" by Gwen Stefani, "We Belong Together" by Mariah Carey, and "Oh" by Ciara featuring Ludacris.

The article reviews the album "Michael," by Michael Jackson.

This article presents five reasons for viewers to watch the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs). The live awards show will air on Sunday, September 12 and will feature appearance by performers including Kanye West, Usher, and Justin Bieber. Reasons to watch include host Chelsea Handler, appearances by artist Lady Gaga, and the show's inherent unpredictability.

The article presents forecasting by radio station programmers on which music releases will receive the most radio airplay in the fall of 2010. Among the songs forecast to be popular choices for radio stations are "Animal," by Neon Trees, "Cheers," by Rihanna, and "Bow Chicka Bow Wow," by Mike Posner.

A review of several songs on "Billboard" magazine's Hot 100 music chart is presented, including "Break Your Heart" by Taio Cruz, "Carry Out" by Timbaland and Justin Timberlake, and "Breakeven" by The Script.

The article presents comments from executives of Top 40 radio stations in the U.S. on what music artists will be featured on radio. Sharon Dastur, from radio station Z-100 in New York City likes musician Taio Cruz. John Ivey, from KIIS Los Angeles in California recommends rap artist B.o.B., while Tony Florentino from WNCI in Columbus, Ohio likes techno artist Gary Go.

The article reviews the charity albums "Dark Was the Night" from the AIDS organization Red Hot, and "War Child Presents Heroes," featuring songs written by Bob Dylan, Brian Wilson, and Sir Paul McCartney.

This article reviews the music release "I Am...Sasha Fierce," by Beyoncé.

The article reviews the music release "Turn on the Bright Lights," by Interpol.

The article reviews the music release "Elephant" by White Stripes.

The article presents "Entertainment Weekly's" Breakout artists of 2007. Particular attention is given to pop musician Fergie, who released her first solo album, "The Dutchess." Fergie, who is also a member of the R&B group Black Eyed Peas, had four top 10 singles off “The Dutchess.” In 2008, she will tour with the Black Eyed Peas and solo to promote her album. Commentary by Fergie is also provided.

Reviews the music release "Palookaville," by Fatboy Slim.

The article lists various songs from 1992 to 2012 that should not be listened to at work because the choruses contain obscene language, including "F##k It (I Don't Want You Back)," by rhythm and blues singer Eamon, "F##kin Problems," by rap music group A$AP Rocky, and "Thrift Shop," by rap musicians Macklemore and Ryan Lewis.

The article reviews songs that were popular in 2002 including "U Got It Bad," by Usher, "Whenever, Wherever," by Shakira, and "In the End," by Linkin Park.

A review is presented of the popular music album release "Cannibal," by Ke$ha.

A review is presented of the popular music album release "The Lady Killer," by Cee Lo Green.

The article reviews the music album "Speak Now," by Taylor Swift. INSET: Who Are Her Songs About?.

A review is presented of the popular music release "Doo-Wops & Hooligans," by Bruno Mars.

This article reviews the music release "Hands All Over," from Maroon 5.

This article reviews musical singles released in September 2010, including the songs "Runaway" from Kanye West, "Radioactive" from the Kings of Leon, and "Hidden Away" from Josh Groban.

A review is presented of the album music release "31 Minutes to Takeoff," by popular musician Mike Posner.

The article reviews the music release "Streets of Gold," by 3OH!3.

The article reviews the music release "Can't Be Tamed," by Miley Cyrus.

The article reviews the album "My World 2.0," by musician Justin Bieber.

The article reviews the music release "Plastic Beach," by Gorillaz.

The article reviews the music release "Travelling Like the Light" by the singer V.V. Brown.

The article reviews the music release "It's Not Me, It's You," by Lily Allen.

This article reviews the pop music release "Rated R," by Rihanna.

The article reviews the pop music release "For Your Entertainment," by Adam Lambert.

The article reviews the music release "Echo," by Leona Lewis.

This article presents an interview with singer Hayley Williams. Williams is the frontwoman for the band Paramore. When asked about the band's album "brand new eyes," Williams describes how it related to interpersonal relations among the bandmembers. Williams also reflects on how she and the band were affected by appearing on the soundtrack for the film "Twilight."

This article reports that singers Mariah Carey, Madonna, and Barbra Streisand will all release albums on September 29, 2009. Carey's "Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel" features two radio singles. Madonna's "Celebration" is a greatest-hits collection that also includes two new songs. Streisand's "Love is the Answer" is described as containing impeccable standards.

This article reports on popular music used in television commercials for the iPod portable music player. The article discusses the song "Bourgeois Shangri-la" from Linda Carlsson, also known as Miss Li, noting that it appears in advertisements for the iPod Nano 5G. Information is also provided on music from the performers Feist and the Ting Tings.

This article focuses on the music video for the song "Obsessed," by Mariah Carey, which is speculated to be making fun of rap singer Eminem. The article discusses several scenes in the video, and mentions that Carey appears as both herself and as a male bellhop in the video. The video ends in the death of the bellhop, who has been obsessed with Carey throughout the video.

The article reviews several songs, including "Got Nuffin," by Spoon, "That Body," by Jeremih, and "I'll Fight," by Wilco.

The article reviews the music release "Music for Cougars," by Sugar Ray.

The article reviews the music release "Leave This Town," by Daughtry.

This article reviews the independent popular music album "God Help the Girl" by Stuart Murdoch with guest appearances by Catherine Ireton.

This article reviews the music release "Lines, Vines and Trying Times," by the Jonas Brothers.

A review of the music release "The Eternal," by Sonic Youth, is presented.

A review of the music release "The E.N.D.," by Black Eyed Peas, is presented.

This article reviews the music release "Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King," by Dave Matthews Band.

The article reviews the music release "Just Go," by Lionel Richie.

The article reviews the music release "Fantasy Ride," by Ciara.

The article reviews the album "Outer South," by Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band.

The article reviews the music release "Living Thing" by Peter Bjorn and John.

The article reviews the soundtrack to "Hannah Montana: The Movie."

This article reports on musical singles that will be released in the spring of 2009. The song "Zero" from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs is described as an anthem. The song "Love Sex Magic" is a collaboration between artists Ciara and Justin Timberlake. The article also discusses songs from Peter Bjorn, the Black Eyed Peas, and the Pussycat Dolls.

The article reviews the music release "All I Ever Wanted," by Kelly Clarkson.