Jack White admits a lot of heavy metal music goes “over his head” if it doesn’t have a blues element. The former White Stripes and Raconteurs frontman is a huge fan of heavy metal guitarists […]
The Summer of 1982 is a pivotal time in pop culture history. Films like Poltergeist, E.T., Mad Max 2, Blade Runner, and TRON all hit theaters, capturing the hearts of audiences and leaving an indelible […]
Jacy Nittolo remembered her late fiance Ray Liotta on Saturday as a “beautiful person inside and out.” In a statement posted on Instagram, Nittolo, 47, detailed her bond with the “Goodfellas” and “Field of Dreams” […]
Ronnie Hawkins, the rowdy rockabilly singer who was instrumental in the formation of the pioneering Americana group the Band, died on Sunday. He was 87. His wife, Wanda, confirmed his death to the Canadian Press; […]
UMBILICUS, the new project featuring drummer Paul Mazurkiewicz (CANNIBAL CORPSE),guitarist Taylor Nordberg (DEICIDE, INHUMAN CONDITION),bassist Vernon Blake (ANARCHUS) and vocalist Brian Stephenson (FORE, OLD JAMES),has released its first single, “Hello Future”. The track is taken […]
In the process of making a movie, it’s basically a guarantee that not everything is going to go smoothly and perfectly. But, if you’re an actor, you probably at least hope that you won’t somehow […]
Alan White, the longtime drummer for prog-rock legends Yes, has died at age 72. The veteran musician, who was also a member of John Lennon’s Plastic Ono Band, passed away on Thursday (May 26th) after […]
The man on stage has died this way before. The blade catches the spotlight on its way down and a lifeless head tumbles into a basket, ready to be paraded in front of the baying […]
I just know Charlie likes ’60s music. View Entire Post › Share This Article
Norman Dolph, the music industry polymath best known for his early work with The Velvet Underground, has died. He was 83. In a statement issued Friday, Planetary Group confirmed that Dolph had died on May […]
“I’ve written lots of things that I’ve happily forgotten about, or that have been remembered fondly,” says Matthew Jacobs. “But the Doctor Who TV movie is very much like a tattoo that just won’t go […]
Toni Basil has had a long and illustrious career as a dancer, choreographer, and singer, but she’s still most famous for her hit pop single, “Mickey.” It was released in 1981, along with an iconic, […]
30. Keep on Going (1973) A fantastic curio from the Mystery to Me album. Written by Bob Welch, Keep on Going sets Christine McVie’s voice against an arrangement audibly influenced by the soul music coming […]
Had Coachella been held in the early 1980s, its lineup likely would have included many of the artists performing at this weekend’s Cruel World music festival in Pasadena. Legions of young Gen X new wavers, […]
Welcome to Life Lessons. This week, to mark the release of the buzzed-about Anna Wintour biography, Anna: The Biography, we’re revisiting a feature on the iconic Vogue editor from our December 1993 issue. In it, the […]
What is Lee Meriwether’s Net Worth? Lee Meriwether is an actress and former model who has a net worth of $800 thousand. Lee Meriwether is best known for her role as Betty Jones on the […]
Rob Zombie has been a stickler for detail while filming his big-screen adaption of the 1960s sitcom The Munsters, and it’s apparent how authentic the set is in a new walking tour conducted by the […]
Listen to this episode of Binge Sesh All good things must come to an end. Including basketball dynasties (and podcast seasons). In the season finale of “Binge Sesh,” hosts Matt Brennan and Kareem Maddox examine […]
Scene from BMW’s 2022 Super Bowl LVI ad (Photo Credit: BMW) What’s the secret behind great sync matches? Here’s a comprehensive look at the ‘Music Select Methodology (MSM)’ by Joe Belliotti of MassiveMusic North America. […]
Considering his legacy, it shouldn’t come as much of a surprise that Elvis Costello has had quite a few exciting celebrity encounters in his lifetime — but, as he explained during a recent appearance on […]