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How tragedy and loss inspired One Outta Ten’s best music yet: ‘I was just vomiting on a page, and it was all grief. It was like tears mixed with vomit. But it was good.’ By

Almost 15 years ago, guitarist/vocalist Joshua and drummer David De Leon started playing Beatles covers in their Glendale family garage. Then the Guitar Hero-raised brothers made their unofficial public musical...

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American Mile on chasing the American dream: ‘We’re $30,000 in debt … But I don’t think any of us would be here if we didn’t have real passion’ By

In 2025, roots-rock road warriors American Mile played at least 200 shows. But that wasn’t the case, obviously, five years ago, when the COVID-19 pandemic wiped everyone’s calendars and canceled...

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‘The Voice’ Season 28 winner Aiden Ross on why he almost quit music: ‘I never want to forget that feeling like I had lost everything’ By

To most viewers, newly crowned The Voice champion Aiden Ross might have seemed like an obvious frontrunner throughout Season 28. After all, his four-chair Blind Audition was the first to...

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100-years-young Dick Van Dyke on the keys to longevity: ‘Genes,’ ‘exercise,’ and ‘a beautiful young wife half my age to take care of me’ By

Embed from Getty Images When Tony-, Emmy-, Grammy-, and SAG Award-winning star of stage and screen Dick Van Dyke appeared as the Gnome on The Masked Singer in 2023 —...

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Truman Sinclair on his tribute to the ‘cultural beauty’ of a divided America: ‘I just wanted to take it back a little bit’ By

“I think for a while an American flag was almost this thing that was a symbol of hate. And I was like, ‘I don’t want it to be like that.’”...

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Lyndsanity wins 3rd prize for best independent entertainment blog at the 2025 Los Angeles Press Club National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards By

I am thrilled to announce that this here site, Lyndsanity.com, just took home third prize for Entertainment Blog by an Individual Not Tied to an Organization at the Los Angeles Press Club‘s 18th annual National Arts &...

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Gorillaz 25th anniversary cover story for FLOOD magazine By

I don’t know if I have ever been so excited, or daunted, by an assignment than my new 6,000-word FLOOD cover story about the past 25 (yes, TWENTY-FIVE!) years of...

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Rufus Wainwright talks Hooray for the Holidays, Folk Cancer, and mother Kate McGarrigle’s final performance: ‘All of the atoms in her body just rallied’ By

In January 2010, folk legend Kate McGarrigle, beloved mother of singer-songwriters Rufus and Martha Wainwright, passed away at age 63 from a rare form of cancer called sarcoma. She gave her...

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How Yellowcard, after a nine-year hiatus and ‘the lowest point in our career and possibly our lives,’ finally found ‘Better Days’ By

In 2003, Florida pop-punk band Yellowcard burst onto the KROQ-meets-TRL mainstream with their major-label debut album and its teenage-dreaming breakout single, “Ocean Avenue.” But surprisingly, it took another 22 years...

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Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner talks ‘Materalists’ song, ‘Crying in H Mart’ movie status, her next book, and discovering her late mother’s journal By

Earlier this year, Michelle Zauner had come off the exhausting 2021 whirlwind of promoting her indie-pop band Japanese Breakfast’s Grammy-nominated breakthrough album Jubilee and her acclaimed memoir Crying in H...

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