Tesfaye turned to a different medium to express his ideas about celebrity: he co-created a TV series with Sam Levinson, the ...

Abel Tesfaye declared that he wanted to “kill The Weeknd.” His final album as The Weekend, “Hurry Up Tomorrow,” delivers on ...

With his sixth album, “Hurry Up Tomorrow,” the Weekend is retiring his moniker and going out on his own terms.

For the Weeknd’s supposed swan song, his influences and collaborators are numerous and disparate. He dabbles in an ...

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“The higher that I climb,” the artist born Abel Tesfaye sang ... the Super Bowl halftime show, 27 songs with a billion streams on Spotify. Which means that the drop he prophesied could ...

Abel Tesfaye told W Magazine he wanted to “kill The Weeknd.” Less than two years later, “Hurry Up Tomorrow” does all that and more.

Abel Tesfaye's hedonistic alter-ego meets his end on Hurry Up Tomorrow, forcing listeners to ask just who we've been partying with all this time.