The 26-year-old pop star challenged Jeff Rabhan, a former artist manager for over 15 years, on Friday to match a $25,000 donation she said she'd make toward artists who have been dropped by their ...

Chappell Roan — not one to keep it casual — is calling out former music exec Jeff Rabhan over his disillusioned February 5 op-ed in The Hollywood Reporter about her 2025 Grammys speech.

Meanwhile, Jeff Rabhan, a well-known artist manager as well as an ex-music executive, wrote an op-ed that was published by The Hollywood Reporter on February 5, 2025. The article with the headline ...

Rabhan, former chair of New York University’s Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music, went on to say that Roan had a naive understanding of the record industry’s workings — “There is no ...

Charli XCX and Noah Kahan have pledged to match Chappell Roan's donation to artist healthcare after the singer's Grammys 2025 speech was met with criticism from music executive Jeff Rabhan.

Roan’s message came two days after The Hollywood Reporter published a guest column from former music executive Jeff Rabhan, harshly titled “Chappell Groan: The Misguided Rhetoric of an Instant ...

On Friday, Feb. 7, the pop star, 26, responded to music executive Jeff Rabhan, who penned a controversial op-ed for The Hollywood Reporter on Wednesday, Feb. 5 that criticized her 2025 Grammys ...

Halsey stepped in and defended Chappell Roan after music executive Jeff Rabhan's "personal attack" on the singer following her speech at the Grammys. The Pink Pony Club hitmaker won the Best New ...

@rosiejareau / x.com On the flip side, former record label executive Jeff Rabhan wrote an op-ed for the Hollywood Reporter criticizing Chappell's speech, calling it a "hackneyed and plagiarized ...

The "Pink Pony Club" singer also continued to indirectly call out former music industry executive Jeff Rabhan, who criticized ...

By Jeff Rabhan What would Prince say? Or Tom Petty? They fought for their souls and for the rights to their music, putting their careers in jeopardy for what they believed was artistic integrity ...