Remembering the charismatic Kansas violinist Robby Steinhardt on his birthday
The Glam Rock Icon and Roxy Music frontman Bryan Ferry celebrates 81
The best 20 Elton John songs
BRAVO Magazine
An interview with author Jerry Prochnicky
An exclusive Pop Expresso interview with Charlie Hart
Interview: Former Yell! singer Daniel James talks about his perspective on the sucess of his latest song “Set Your Spirit Free 2o23”
An interview with author Gareth Jones
Continuing this week’s special series of 4 Postcards from Paris by the brilliant Gareth Jones, today a dive into the underground music scene of the late 1960s and 1970s. Out of the aftermath of May 1968 emerged a strange and fascinating new music scene in France — a fusion of chanson’s poetic heart, jazz’s improvisational mind, and rock’s electric muscle. From those unlikely parts, an underground genre was born
“”Heroes”” was released on October 14th, 1977, as the second album of the “Berlin Trilogy, the album followed the same style of Rock/Electronic fusion that was made in its predecessor “Low,” this was a new Bowie created genre, as the RCA advertisement for the album stated: “There’s Old Wave. There’s New Wave. And There’s David Bowie”
A brief look back at the career of Harry Anderson, the three-time Emmy nominee for his role as Judge Harry Stone in ‘Night Court’, born 74 years ago today
The actor appeared in seven of the most memorable James Bond feature films from 1973 to 1985, beginning with “Live and Let Die” and finishing with the 1985 “A View to a Kill”
Continuing this week’s special series of 4 Postcards from Paris by the brilliant Gareth Jones, today a dive into the underground music scene of the late 1960s and 1970s. Out of the aftermath of May 1968 emerged a strange and fascinating new music scene in France — a fusion of chanson’s poetic heart, jazz’s improvisational mind, and rock’s electric muscle. From those unlikely parts, an underground genre was born
On June 1 Marilyn Monroe would have turned 100, we remember her through her words on 25 quotes, some inspirational, some revealing of who she was, taken from interviews, films, and live statements.
A look back at the Stones albums released during their most creative and enduring period
The recording sessions for “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” between 1966 and early 1967 produced many outtakes and other songs that were not meant to be used in the album, among it “Carnival of Light”
Historically, “Starman” it’s a turning point on Bowie’s career and it was almost an instant hit to Bowie, not only in the U.K but worldwide
In 1967 David Bowie releases the eerie single “The Laughing Gnome”
In 1982 Teen group Musical Youth put the world singing about…Dutchies. Find out what that really was
Classic 60’s Garage Rock hit “Hang on Sloopy” by The McCoys reaches No.1 in 1965
John Cougar Mellencamp’s signature song “Jack and Diane” starts a four-week run at No.1 on Hot 100 in 1982
Remembering the Canadian actor Christopher Plummer
Remembering “La Môme” Édith Piaf on her birthday
The British singer Cliff Richard turns 86
The Hollywood legend Kim Novak celebrates 93
The Beatles Last Photo Session
The Rolling Stones former guitarist Mick Taylor celebrates 77: Listen to 12 of his best songs with the Stones
In 1965 The Byrds debut single “Mr. Tambourine Man” peaks to No.1 on the Hot 100
In praise of Michel Polnareff
Remembering the Soul legend Barry White who was born on this day in 1944
The Rolling Stones Studio albums 1964-1974
The iconic Goddess of Pop Cher celebrates 80 today
In 1978 “KISS Meets the Phantom of The Park”
Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder reach No.1 in 1982 with “Ebony and Ivory”
The Hollywood icon Faye Dunaway celebrates 85
Remembering the acting legend Henry Fonda
The Queen Of Rock, Tina Turner 1939-2023
Iggy Pop: The 9 Lives Of The Iguana
Former Teen star actor Edward Furlong turns 49
The actor and comedian David Spade celebrates 62 today
Iconic TV star Betty White of the popular 1980’s sitcom “The Golden Girls” has died at age 99
Released in 1975 the Queen classic “Bohemian Rhapsody” is a milestone on Rock music history; it peaked to No.1 for the first time 50 years ago today
The incomparable Madonna’s 60th birthday is today. Today we celebrate the pop icon’s birthday, we’re taking a look at the 10 most memorable music videos.
“Suspicious Minds” became The King’s last U.S No.1 before his death when it peaked to the top of the Hot 100 on November 1, 1969, and gave back to Presley his career success
“You Can’t Hurry Love” by the Supremes remains one of the 1960’s absolute classics and a Motown signature song, it was released on July 25, 1966
Take this special guess the lyric Rolling Stones quiz and find out how much of a fan are you!
Continuing this week’s special series of 4 Postcards from Paris by the brilliant Gareth Jones, today a dive into the underground music scene of the late 1960s and 1970s. Out of the aftermath of May 1968 emerged a strange and fascinating new music scene in France — a fusion of chanson’s poetic heart, jazz’s improvisational mind, and rock’s electric muscle. From those unlikely parts, an underground genre was born
The former Cream and Blind Faith member is often regarded as Rock’s first drummer superstar; he was born on this day in 1939. Look back at his influential and musically rich career
The Golden Girl Betty White lived a long and gracious life, she passes at age 99, a few weeks shortly before her 100th birthday. Look back at the career of one of television’s most prolific star
Voormann first gained recognition for his iconic album cover design for the Beatles’ “Revolver” in 1966, which marked the beginning of a lifelong friendship and creative partnership in art and music with the legendary band and its members,
The legendary Rocker was never too shy to speak his mind whatever was his state of spirit or mind. Here’s 12 of his best quotes
Daniel James kicks off the 2025 celebration of 35 years since Yell! took over the UK charts with a brand-new self-penned single Promises. It’s an upbeat track that tells the story of one half of a couple who continues to make promises that they never keep, resulting in their partner deciding that they are better off standing tall and realizing they can make it on their own.
Billy Dee Williams was born on April 6, 1937, in New York City. Williams became a blockbuster sci-fi legend with his role as Lando Calrissian in “The Empire Strikes Back” & “Return of the Jedi”
Stradlin formed several bands in his early years before reconnecting with childhood friend William Bailey, who would later become known as Axl Rose and together, they co-founded Guns N’ Roses in 1985
Born on October 23, 1976, in Vancouver, Canada, actor Ryan Reynolds is mainly known for his comedic performances, particularly as the star of the superhero franchise ‘Deadpool.’
Whitney Houston was the most awarded female act of all time with 200 million records sold worldwide, one of music’s greatest voices, she passed away aged only 48. We remember her exceptional life and career, and her voice and music through the concert Live in Japan, 1990, today that marks her 63rd birthday
Steven Allan Spielberg was born on December 18, 1946, in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Known as the “Pope of Trash,” Waters found his creative voice in the 1970s with a unique troupe of misfit actors known as the Dreamlanders, most notably the iconic drag queen Divine who delivered the memorable performance in the now cult movie “Pink Flamingos,” and reached mainstream audiences during the 1980s and 1990s with movies such as “Hairspray” and “Cry Baby”
Her screen debut came in 1976’s blockbuster “King Kong,” in which her portrayal of Ann Darrow—equal parts vulnerable and resilient—announced her as a star overnight. Over the next decade she delivered a string of powerhouse performances: as the troubled actress Frances Farmer in “Frances” (1982), a role that earned her first Academy Award nomination
Written by Debbie Harry and Italian disco producer Giorgio Moroder, “Call Me” was specifically composed to be used as the theme for the 1980 movie “American Gigolo,” and, originally offered to another singer by Moroder
Throughout his career, Mastroianni appeared in over 150 films and became closely associated with director Federico Fellini, appearing in several of his most iconic films. In 1960, he gained international fame with his performance in Fellini’s “La Dolce Vita”
Marilyn Manson remains one of the most popular Rockers in the music scene and hasn’t abandoned controversy ever since the 1990’s when he first scandalized conservatives around the world with his looks, attitude and stage attics. Today he turns 57
Along with other cartoon characters created during the 1930’s and 1940’s, Daffy Duck is a timeless star that remains popular to this day through his appearances on cartoons, movies and countless merchandise worldwide
The limited-edition, limited-quantity Professor Meowington Blanko ($160 USD) and iconic deadmau5 helmet accessory ($40 USD) will be available for purchase in-game and on the Blankos.com web store.
“Ashes To Ashes” the lead single from “Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)” peaked to No.1 in the U.K but flopped in the U.S, according to David Bowie, the song was his way to “wrapping up the seventies”
Throughout her career, Melanie Griffith landed some iconic movie roles that remain memorable. The daughter of actress Tippi Hedren, Griffith made a name for herself, and built a career mixed with many relationships and marriages in the eye of the public. Today she turns 69
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