Ben Sisario is a Reporter at The Times. With over 20 years of experience, he writes extensively about music, media, and culture, covering themes such as the music business, entertainment news, and legal affairs in the industry. Ben's work has been featured in prominent outlets, including The New York Times, The Boston Globe, and Rolling Stone.
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Ben Sisario's coverage is focused on entertainment news, particularly music industry-related legal cases and celebrity scandals. He covers a wide range of topics within the music industry, from Billboard chart performances to high-profile lawsuits and allegations. If you have insights or information related to ongoing legal disputes in the music industry or significant developments in celebrities' careers, Ben may be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Hank Shteamer, Elena Bergeron, Ben Sisario, Marcus J. Moore, Lindsay Zoladz, Harry Tafoya, Jon Pareles
Some of pop’s highest-wattage stars (Charli XCX! Sombr!) hit the road, and artists including Riley Green, Miranda Lambert and Victoria Monét prepare anticipated new releases.
By: Ben Sisario
Macklemore said that last week, as controversy spread over his statements, Sheeran told him that Kraft had said Macklemore “would not be able to perform in his stadium.”
By: Ben Sisario
Finneas and an array of other musicians associated with Ed Sheeran's stadium tour have withdrawn from the engagement, a day after rapper Macklemore was removed over his statements opposing the
Ben Sisario Updated PHILADELPHIA -- Ed Sheeran was all alone.
By: Ben Sisario
PHILADELPHIA — Ed Sheeran was all alone. Stepping onto the stage Saturday night, after his stadium tour had been roiled by the removal of
Ben Sisario Updated The Queen of Christmas is no longer the ruler of the singles chart.
Macklemore, the indie rapper who was kicked off Ed Sheeran's stadium tour over his pro-Palestine statement, and for accusing Israel of a genocide, has booked his own outing devoted to the cause.
An anonymous accuser’s retraction is now part of Jay-Z’s case against the lawyers who had represented her.
Two years ago, an anonymous woman made a horrifying accusation against Jay-Z, claiming in court papers that he, along with Sean Combs, had raped her when she was 13 years old.
What is a concert really worth? We asked 34 fans about the time, money and effort they spent getting tickets for the star’s New York City residency.
