
On Aug. 25, 2026, arguably the greatest woman of all time, the universally adored Dolly Parton, died at age 80, leaving a hole in country music, pop culture, and our...
Read MoreFor my latest Pollstar cover story, I chatted with notorious punk/post-punk icon John Lydon for over 90 minutes. The artist formerly known as Johnny Rotten is always unfiltered, of course,...
Read MoreOn Aug. 30, East Hollywood pop/punk teen trio LED are playing the inaugural CAMP — The Next Gen Fest, a festival at Los Angeles’s Underground Museum featuring rock stars of...
Read MoreSinger-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and three-time Grammy nominee Andrew Bird wasn’t even familiar with HBO Max’s gritty medical drama The Pitt when the show’s composter, Gavin Brivik, cold-called him with an invitation...
Read MoreWith a surname like Womack, sibling soul trio the Womack Sisters (nieces of Bobby Womack, granddaughters of Sam Cooke, and daughters of Cecil Womack and Linda Womack, aka Womack &...
Read MoreGuitarist-to-the-stars Billy Morrison recently dropped the mini-rockumentary Who the F%@k Is Billy Morrison? ahead of his fourth solo album, Hollow. But a skim of his long list of career credits...
Read MoreLast week, Wham! 10 Days in China — a new documentary about the British duo’s historic 1985 journey to the East, as the first Western pop act to play Communist...
Read MoreIf These Walls Could Rock, a documentary directed by Tyler Measom and Craig A. Williams about legendary Hollywood hideaway the Sunset Marquis hotel, is packed with many wild rock ‘n’...
Read MoreAt one point during Houston pop-rock band Waterparks’ hilarious interview at Studio City’s Licorice Pizza Records — right before they autograph their new album, JINX, for a ‘round-the-block line of...
Read MoreIn 1985, Wham! became the first Western pop act to play Communist China, and British New Wave filmmaker Lindsay Anderson came along to capture George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley’s historic...
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