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  • Tony Kanal

    Tony Kanal Talks 'Transcendent' No Doubt Reunion, New Film Composing Career: 'Everything in the Last 37 Years Has Culminated in This Moment'

    "Life has taken a completely different direction than it has been for many, many years," marvels the veteran No Doubt bassist and rising screen composer, six days after his band's triumphant Coachella comeback.
  • Lynda Carter

    Lynda Carter on Her Wondrous Music Career, From That Bonkers Disco KISS Spectacle to Having a Hit at Age 72

    In the '70s, she inspired a generation of young girls. In the '80s, her sheer Bob Mackie bodysuit inspired Gene Simmons to do drag. Now her protest anthem is inspiring people to vote. Suffice to say, this wonder woman has had "a very unique career."
  • Eyelids

    Eyelids' Chris Slusarenko on Depeche Mode Cover, R.E.M.'s Peter Buck, His Podcast and More

    The singer/guitarist fronts the Portland, Ore. indie rock supergroup known as Eyelids and he hosts his own podcast, Revolutions Per Movie, which focuses on music-themed films, documentaries, TV shows and music videos.
  • Aaron Lee Tasjan

    Queer Nashville Star Aaron Lee Tasjan Declares 'I Love America Better Than You' on Bold, Brilliant Protest Album

    The evolved singer/songwriter/storyteller/shapeshifter says 'Stellar Evolution' is a "very direct response to seeing my community falling under attack."
  • Stevie Van Zandt and Schyler O'Neal

    Stevie Van Zandt on TeachRock, Hopes and Fears for America's Youth: 'We've Got to Do Something, or We're Going to Lose This Whole Generation'

    The E Street Band legend disucsses why his nonprofit's curriculum is so crucial, how Springsteen's "Born in the USA" and his own song "I Am a Patriot" have been misunderstood, the decline of democracy, and if rock 'n' roll can still change the world.
  • SisQó on His ‘Moment’ with a Thong-Flaunting Halle Berry, Advice from Michael Jackson and Prince, Bad Y2K Fashion, and the Perils of Sampling

    The 'Masked Singer' Lizard also discusses dueting with Marie Osmond, that funny tweet from Flea, and why "Thong Song" is "way more complicated than it seems."
  • Mayte Garcia on Finding Peace with Ex Prince’s Legacy, Finding Love Again, and Finding Herself: ‘Wow. I Survived That.’

    As Prince's first wife focuses on her LIVE4MUSIC charity, new romance, and forthcoming 'The Most Beautiful' biopic (with hopes that Zendaya will play her), she reflects on a most beautiful but complicated life.
  • How '80s Post-Punks the Alarm 'Fooled the Entire British Industry' With Hoax Band: 'They Thought the Record Was by a Bunch of 18-Year-Olds'

    "People thought older artists can't make good music, or can't make music that lives up to the past. But we did. We just needed to prove it — with a bit of subterfuge to get the message across."
  • David Archuleta on Controversial Coming-Out Song ‘Hell Together’: ‘If This Is Causing a Bit of a Stir, So Be It … If It Saves Someone's Life’

    The 'American Idol' star's new single, about his mom's decision to leave the Mormon faith after he came out, doesn't reflect all families' experiences. But as he notes, "It's not my job to represent the church. I already said I walked away from it."
  • Why RuPaul Believes 'Drag Race All Stars' Winner Jimbo Is Proof That 'Punk's Not Dead'

    “It was such an honor for Ru to pick up on those bits of my history," says the disruptive drag clown. "There is that punk aesthetic... it's all about being an artist and an individual and saying ‘f--- you’ to a system.”
  • Chris Daughtry Returns With New Song About Daughter and Mother’s Deaths: ‘I Kind of Stopped Existing for a Minute and Just Shut Down’

    The rock star, whose family experienced two devastating losses during one week in 2021, opens up about how performing “Pieces” live sometimes feels like “a fist around my throat.”
  • Bryan Adams Looks Back on 40 Years Since Breakout Album, Photographing Queen: 'I Didn't Realize She Had So Many Dogs'

    Bryan Adams looks back on his decades-long and renowned dual careers of music and photography. Few artists have vibrantly carried the banner for guitar-based rock music as long and successfully as Canadian Music Hall of Famer Bryan Adams, who has kept fans singing along to his hits for four decades and counting.
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