It’s Not Easy Being a QueenIt’s good to be Queen, but it’s hard, too. Everybody expects perfection. Letting your hair down (literally) is often forbidden. Doing the “pretend like you’re icing a cake in the air” wave makes sore arms and impressive biceps.
With ‘Pulse,’ Braxton Returns to FormAfter contending with health issues that almost stopped her from performing, Braxton’s triumphant return, “Pulse,” arrives May 4.
'Lessons' from Hunter ValentineRock fans will find a hidden gem in Hunter Valentine’s latest effort, “Lessons from the Late Night,” a new EP surfacing stateside on May 11.
A Successful, Campy Trip to ‘Vegas’In the book “Divas Las Vegas” by Rob Rosen, an old relic could mean trouble anew.
Adam Lambert Mixes Things UpNow that Adam Lambert’s been on the scene a bit, it’s time for the music to be stretched and pulled. “Remixes” is the first such effort.
Recent British Times for History BuffsIn the new book “Our Times: The Age of Elizabeth II” by A.N. Wilson, you’ll get a feel for what it’s like to have such a job. In other words, it’s not easy being Queen.
Top Ten Q&A with The FreemasonsThe Freemasons consists of producers Russell Small and James Wiltshire and have remixed songs for the biggest names in music!
Goldfrapp Dives 'Head First' Into AlbumWith “Head First,” Goldfrapp returns to a more dance-based pop as compared to their fourth album, “Seventh Tree,” which had been a slower take.
You Won’t Forget This ‘Alamo’Hiding can be life-saving necessary. It can be life-or-death. It can be a means to revenge, as you’ll see in the new novel “Forgetting the Alamo, or, Blood Memory” by Emma Perez.
“Hands”-On Approach Leads to Solid DebutWith the arrival of “Hands,” the result is an assured debut for Little Boots.