“I’m alive. What an accomplishment for my kind. … This is what 54 looks like, honey,” says  the Grammy/Tony/Emmy-winning Kinky Boots and Pose star, as he returns to the “mainstream music...

As she releases a Judds tribute album while looking ahead to new music, the candid and complex country music survivor tells me she’s on her way “to absolutely being on...

“When I was looking at my friend, my brother, I was like, ‘Man, he’s gone. There’s no way I can get him back,’” says the surviving member of the disgraced...

One of the most memorable, if infamous and incongruous, moments in Joel Schumacher’s 1987 vampire classic The Lost Boys is that crazy concert scene, when a hulking, shirtless, and most...

Fatone explains to me why his boy band broke up in 2001 at the peak of their creative powers, how their reunion has sparked a new wave of appreciation for...

“When you’re being a DJ, it’s nonstop. When you’re playing basketball, it’s nonstop. I was definitely missing that,” says the NBA champ-turned-superstar DJ, who was “in a funk” after retiring...

With his Studio 54-inspired Broadway musical coinciding with the anniversary of Talking Heads’ landmark concert film, Byrne looks back on a time when “there was an intersection with rock and...

One track on McGraw’s new album, Standing Room Only, is called “Some Songs Can Change Your World.” Here, the country star opens up to me about which songs changed his....

As the reunited “garage band” returns, bassist Reeves, drummer Robert Mailhouse, and singer/guitarist Bret Domrose look back on their early days, when they were “like children playing with pots and...

Ahead of De La Soul’s performance at the Blue Note Jazz Festival, founding member Maseo opens up to me about his final conversation with Trugoy, getting out of a “dark...