Women who move the world: How female artists are redefining power in global music
From Tyla to Taylor Swift, women are not just topping charts, they are reshaping how the music world works, writes Music News Blitz’s Lindokuhle Mlombo.
In an industry long dominated by male gatekeepers and narrow expectations, 2025 feels like a turning point.
Across continents and genres, women in music are no longer content with breaking ceilings. They are rewriting the architecture entirely.
Whether it is South Africa’s Tyla redefining pop identity through amapiano rhythms, Billie Eilish expanding the boundaries of vulnerability, or Karol G commanding Latin stages once ruled by men, female artists are transforming what power sounds, looks, and feels like.
Seven times when celebrities broke the internet: Taylor Swift, Rihanna, Adele and more
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement announcement sent the internet and social media into a total meltdown - and we will all remember where we were when we saw the news.
Music News Blitz writer Evie Scroggie takes you through some moments when the world collectively had to pick its jaw back up from the floor.
Seven pop stars who would definitely survive in a horror movie: Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift and more
If horror movies have taught us anything, it's that not everyone gets out alive. It’s the ones with strength, resilience, agility and intelligence that always make it out in the end.
Now, let’s imagine the setting for a horror film was the modern-day music industry. What pop stars would be amongst those who outsmart and escape the killer?
Here are the seven stars Music News Blitz writer Evie Scorggie is betting on.