Chappell Roan challenged executive Jeff Rabhan to match a $25,000 donation after he criticized her Grammy speech in a Hollywood Reporter column. Watch Party Newsletter What to watch Win $100 📚 ...

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. Titled ...

Chappell Roan challenged the author of an op-ed critical of her speech at the Grammy Awards to match her in donating $25,000 to “struggling dropped artists.”. In a series of posts on her ...

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.. In ...

But even if Jeff Rabhan isn’t willing or able to match Chappell Roan’s donation to struggling artists, there are plenty of musicians who are. Over the weekend, both Charli XCX and Noah Kahan ...

“Put your money where your mouth is,” the Best New Artist winner says in response to Jeff Rabhan’s viral op-ed. JD Knapp. February 7, 2025 @ 6:11 AM. Share on Social Media.

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. Titled ...

Jeff Rabhan (pictured below), the music industry veteran who spent the last decade as chairman of the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at New York University, ...

Jeff Rabhan’s piece in The Hollywood Reporter (Image: The Hollywood Reporter) “She may evolve quickly, perhaps build a confab of power-wielding playmakers or even pass the torch to another ...

Jeff Rabhan (pictured below), the music industry veteran who spent the last decade as chairman of the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at New York University, ...

She promised to show her receipts and addressed Jeff directly, "Mr. Rabhan I love how in the article you said 'put your money where your mouth is' Genius!!! Let's link and build together and see ...

My profile in this week's paper of Jeffrey Rabhan, the new chair of New York University's Clive Davis Department of Recorded Music, opened with his meeting with Ken Friedman: He asked the ...