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There goes the Neighbourhood: Bryan Sammis opens up about reinventing himself as Olivver the Kid and why ‘happiness is a choice’ By

The Neighbourhood announced this month that they’ll be releasing their first album since 2020, Ultrasound — a record that controversially reunites them with drummer Brandon Fried, who was fired from...

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Simon Kirke on long-overdue Rock Hall induction: ‘I think there was a certain anti-Bad Company movement. That’s really all I can say.’ By

Update Nov. 3: Writing on his Instagram page, Paul Rodgers has announced that while he had hoped to be able to travel to Los Angeles for Bad Company’s Rock & Roll Hall of...

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Lyndsey Parker nominated for 5 National A&E Journalism Awards, including Independent Online Journalist of the Year and Individual Entertainment Blog By

I am delighted to announce that I have been nominated in five categories for the Los Angeles Press Club’s 18th annual National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards! Two of my nominations are for Entertainment...

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Shaun Cassidy talks being a nepo baby, being held at gunpoint by Phil Spector, Keith Moon crashing on his couch, writing a horror movie about cats, and returning to music after four decades By

In 1980, 22-year-old Shaun Cassidy was seemingly on top of the teen-idol heap. He’d just played a massive concert at Houston’s 55,000-seat Astrodome stadium and released what should have been...

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The lost interview: Ace Frehley talks ‘Phantom of the Park,’ ‘Music From the Elder,’ 1978 solo album, and why he would’ve rejoined KISS ‘for the right price’ By

In 2018, I had the immense thrill of interviewing original KISS guitarist Ace Frehley for Yahoo. We talked at length about his sixth solo album, Spaceman, as well as the 40th...

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Soundgarden’s Matt Cameron talks long-delayed final Soundgarden album, celebrating at Rock Hall with Chris Cornell’s family: ‘We’re open to everyone coming together… and carrying on with positive force for the future’ By

When renowned drummer Matt Cameron is inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s Class of 2025 with Soundgarden on Nov. 8, he will join a very elite group....

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Debbie Gibson on anxiety, evolution, and the price of fame: ‘It felt energetically slutty… giving this piece of yourself’ By

When pop star and former teen idol Debbie Gibson was writing her new autobiography, Eternally Electric, she faced a unique challenge as a celebrity memoirist. She’d never lived a life...

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Justin Hawkins on the Darkness’s rare second chance: One of our greatest fears was becoming a ‘nostalgia-circuit band’ By

At the beginning of  Welcome to the Darkness, frontman Justin Hawkins, he of the self-lacerating sharp wit and an equally dazzling trademark unitards, lays out what was allegedly his British rock band’s master...

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Whoopee! Bob Eubanks talks mortgaging his house for the Beatles, touring with the Stones, managing Dolly Parton, meeting Richard Nixon, and, yes… THAT notorious ‘Newlywed Game’ question By

  You may know Bob Eubanks at the long-running host of The Newlywed Game or Rose Parade, but you may not know that he got his start in rock ‘n’...

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