lyrics

Forget Harry Potter—just for (an incredible) four minutes.

From Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass" to J. Lo's "Booty," we're living in the meaty-ass glory years. But is this trend really good for women?

We think of lullabies as sweet and soothing, but their lyrics often reveal a darker side that’s just for momma.

Does Gal Volinez do "Work Bitch" better than Brit Brit herself? You decide.

I always thought J.Lo was a strong, independent female. Too bad her love-obsessed lyrics tell a different story.

The Beatles' "Love Me Do" peaked at #1 today, 50 years ago. Too bad it has the emotional depth of a Ke$ha song.

"No way you're never gonna shake me"? "You can't escape me"? Cool it, Mariah. You're kind of scaring us.

Pop lyrics are often pretty damn bad. Leave it to the wiser generation to show us the way to greener (more literate) pastures.