Jon Bon Jovi’s ‘Blaze of Glory’ at 30: Inside His Cowboy Solo Album
Posted in: Music Features
“I was pretending that it was Billy the Kid, but it was things that I wasn’t brave enough to write in the first person,” he says of his 1990 solo debut
Brittany Howard and Margo Price on Fishing, Life in Quarantine, and Social Change
Posted in: Music FeaturesFor our Musicians on Musicians issue, the long-time friends discuss their recent albums and what they’ve learned from each other
Extreme Metal Goes Symphonic With DeathOrchestra’s ‘Spirit Crusher’
Posted in: Music FeaturesHybrid Russian ensemble puts a classical spin on the pioneering and progressive work of the band Death, and its late leader Chuck Schuldiner
‘Young and the Restless’ Star Reveals She Suffered ‘Years’ of Childhood Sexual Abuse
Posted in: TV NewsActress Melody Thomas Scott has spoken out about the horrific mental and sexual abuse she endured as a child in her upcoming memoir.
Disney Postpones ‘Mulan’ Release Again Amid Coronavirus Uptick
Posted in: Movie NewsBill & Ted Face the Music also pushed back two weeks as surge in COVID-19 cases endangers theater chains reopening
Strokes Drummer Fabrizio Moretti’s Machinegum Brings Strangers Together in ‘Kubes’
Posted in: Music NewsClip was directed by ‘Hangover’ and ‘The Good Fight’ actor Justin Bartha
Rylo Rodriguez: Southern Rap’s Prince of Samples
Posted in: Music FeaturesMobile, Alabama, artist flips classic pop and R&B songs into stories about life where he’s from
Stranded Under the Northern Lights: A Musician’s Surreal Coronavirus Quarantine
Posted in: Music FeaturesFor Peruvian musician Victor Alarcon, the pandemic turned an expedition to film a music video under Aurora Borealis into a two-month self-isolation in Finnish Lapland
The Music Industry Is About to Put Out a Lot of Very, Very Uplifting Songs
Posted in: Music FeaturesAs social distancing stretches on, songwriters, labels, and music supervisors all want one thing: Songs that are happy
How the U.S. Made it a Crime to Have Mental Illness
Posted in: Culture FeaturesWhat filmmaker and psychiatrist Dr. Ken Rosenberg learned from making ‘Bedlam,’ his new doc that examines the revolving door between ERs, jails, and the streets
