Jenifer Gonsalves
Jenifer Gonsalves is a psychologist, sociologist, and therapist with experience in blogging, content marketing, social media management, and academic research. When she is not sharing her love for music through writing, she spends her time binge-watching YouTube shows, vocal training, or working out.
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Dashboard Confessional's Chris Carrabba shares support for BLM from hospital despite severe motorcycle accident
The singer and guitarist suffered 'severe injuries' and is currently in recovery
Pandemic Playlist: 5 songs from queer icon Mykki Blanco that are perfect for isolated dancing or a revolution
The artiste has been hailed as a pioneering act for queer hip hop, being one of the few widely known black trans rappers on the scene
'America's Got Talent' Season 15: Singers dominate Episode 3, but not all make it through
From 13-year-old Daneliya to soulful trio Resound and beyond, the episode had no shortage of talented musical acts to offer
'America's Got Talent' Season 15: Comedic magician duo The Demented Brothers leave viewers divided
The duo, not saying a single word, dazzled the crowd in the audience and at home with a wonderfully weird act, but not everyone was in on the joke
'America's Got Talent' Season 15: Heidi Klum buzzes dancer who was body-shamed, fans say 'fire her now'
The young dancer discussed being body shamed and having her career blocked due to 'not fitting the mold' and many thought Heidi's rejection was in poor taste
Johnny Rotten turns full-time carer for wife Nora Forster as she battles Alzheimer's: 'She never forgets me'
The former Sex Pistols frontman said her condition is deteriorating, but he would not have anyone else care for her and 'mess with her head'
Drake's producer Noah '40' Shebib admits Pusha T's multiple sclerosis diss track made him feel 'like s**t'
The Pusha song, titled 'The Story Of Adidon', targetted Drake like never before, outing him for having a 'secret' child, but it also took shots at Shebib's multiple sclerosis diagnosis
'DL Hughley Uncut': Jamie Foxx, Killer Mike and Kirk Franklin talk Trump's photo-op and celebrate blackness
Hughley and Jasmine Sanders' 'DL Uncut' is a comedic yet insightful take on current events, including political unrest and the latest in pop culture
'Sleep On The Wing': Bibio gives the world a moment to breathe with latest folktronica record
The record's calming and peaceful sound, delivered in largely instrumental tracks, is almost meditative and it serves as the perfect reprieve from our chaotic lives
'Penetrating': The Gay Agenda delivers hardcore punk magic in a provocative, unapologetically queer release
The noise punk album, recorded live in one take, features Justin Pearson on 'Homo Riot' as well as a cover of Björk's 'Army Of Me' on a limited edition vinyl release
'Dear Class of 2020': BTS surprise fans with 'Spring Day' performance, fans say thank you and pledge #2MforBLM
The group's words of encouragement had their fans overwhelmed and in tears, while their performance sent listeners down memory lane
'Dear Class of 2020': Beyoncé tackles sexism, racial bias in rousing speech and internet falls in love with her
The singer's awe-inducing speech spoke to everyone, not just the graduates, and served as a moving assessment of current affairs as well as a motivational take on where we go from here
Pride Month 2020: Revolutionary drag to 'mock fellatio', here are 5 iconic queer moments from music history
These moments brought awareness to the often-overlooked sections of queer society and helped make the music world a slightly more inclusive space
Pandemic Playlist: Top 5 tracks from Janelle Monáe about being a queer black woman in America
Monáe has been unapologetically black, queer, and proud ever since her debut, discussing everything from police brutality to queer experiences through her music
'Sideways to New Italy': Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever craft a piece of home on their latest record
Their sophomore release has the band channel their feelings of dislocation owing to a tough touring schedule by finding ways to ground themselves again through their music
K-pop idols Jay Park, Tiger JK, 2ne1's CL, GOT7's Mark and more show support for Black Lives Matter movement
The South Korean entertainment industry, which has often faced criticism for appropriating black culture, is being praised for finally raising their voice in solidarity with the movement
Friday Features: Self-love, vulnerability and escapism find their voice in these new releases
Amid a chaotic world, these artists remind us all to love ourselves and take time to heal
Basement Tapes: Keiynan Lonsdale documents his journey after publicly coming out on R&B pop gem 'Rainbow Boy'
Lonsdale has boldly repped his queer pride, most recently in a gloriously campy gender-bending photoshoot for Vogue
Kane Brown dedicates new song 'Worldwide Beautiful' to justice and equality, hopes it will 'bring us together'
The biracial country singer has been vocally pro-Black Lives Matter, advocating for justice and equality across his social media accounts
With K-pop stans lending support to Black Lives Matter, here are all the times they've effected social change
Despite its reputation for being 'toxic', Stan Twitter and its predecessors have seen K-pop fans band together to change the world on more than one occasion