In the ’60s, Cher reigned supreme as a bohemian maven and as one half of Sonny & Cher, the most famous musical duo of the decade. Since then, she’s managed to have a career that’s spanned 40 years and shows no sign of stopping. She was also one of the (continued…)
Before Lana Del Rey, there was the sexy and sultry Nancy Sinatra. The songstress and daughter to the legendary Frank Sinatra hit the music scene in the 1960s with songs like “So Long Babe” and “How Does that Grab You, Darlin’?”. Although initially, her following was mostly in Europe and (continued…)
Australian rocker Angus Young is heralded as one of the fathers of “hard rock.” His role as lead guitarist of one of music’s most beloved bands, AC/DC, earned him a spot in the hearts of many for his ability to riff you into a trance while frolicking around a stage (continued…)
Click on the images above to learn more about the products. Queen of rock‘n’roll, poet, psychedelic and soulful, Janis Joplin has been called many things, but simply put, she was a free spirit. The freest—in every sense of the word – through her art, style, and beatnik lifestyle, Joplin was (continued…)
HBO Films recently announced that they’re producing a TV movie about Liberace called “Behind the Candelabra” with Michael Douglas in the starring role and Matt Damon as his lover. (Steven Soderbergh is directing.) How awesome is that? I think of Liberace as the King of Superlatives: his costumes were the (continued…)
Did you happen to catch the video for Duran Duran’s new single “Girl Panic!” which premiered earlier this week at Harper Bazaar UK’s Women of the Year Awards? Given that the band has long been synonymous with fabulous style, it naturally stars a quintet of original supermodels—Cindy, Naomi, Helena, Eva (continued…)
If you happen to be a lucky soul who is traveling to London in the next few months, I am beyond jealous. Promise me you’ll visit the Victoria and Albert Museum to see The House of Annie Lennox exhibition where the style icon’s costumes, photographs and personal memorabilia are all (continued…)
It might sound corny but when the leaves turn vivid shades of red, yellow and orange (like they’re doing right now), the song that always pops into my head is that sappy “True Colors” tune from old Kodak commercials. I can’t believe it has already been 25 years since Cyndi (continued…)
I don’t know about you, but I for one am relieved to know that Robin Gibb, one-third of the iconic disco trio the Bee Gees, was released a few days ago from the hospital in England where he was being treated for an inflamed colon (TMI?). In my mind, I (continued…)
I’m totally intrigued by recent rumors that Madonna may be the musical act for this year’s Super Bowl halftime show. While she might appear on stage as scantily clad as the cheerleaders on the sidelines, the Material Girl occupies a whole different stratospheric league of stardom. But before she ever (continued…)
Did you know that Billy Idol is currently on tour in California? I’m not even sure if he has a new album out, but I’ll always remember him from his ’80s heyday—snarling that famous sneer and sporting that spiky platinum blond hair. Billy Idol combined his raw and loud punk (continued…)
When I recently read that Stevie Nicks will play the Fillmore in San Francisco next week as part of her In Your Dreams tour, I was hoping that she’d also swing by the new Fillmore in Silver Spring, MD. (Alas, no such luck.) It would be really cool to see (continued…)
Are you excited about the upcoming Michael Forever Tribute concert that’s going to be broadcast from, of all places, Cardiff, Wales? The event has been mired in typical Jackson-style family feuding, but, hey, that’s just part of the enticing drama. Christina Aguilera, Smokey Robinson and Jamie Foxx are among those (continued…)
I hope you caught the promo spot a few weeks ago which had the Glee cast doing a cover of David Bowie’s “Fashion” to promote the Fashion’s Night Out event in New York. If not, let me tell you that it was fun and stylish with McKinley High’s motley crew (continued…)
If you happened to Google anything earlier this week (and I’m guessing that covers 99% of you), you surely noticed the search engine’s special tribute to legendary Queen frontman, Freddie Mercury, who would have turned 65 years old on September 5th. If hearing a few lines of “Bohemian Rhapsody” doesn’t (continued…)
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