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As Melissa Maerz notes in the introduction to Alright, Alright, Alright, her oral history of 1993's Dazed and Confused, 'Everyone who sees the film thinks it's about them' because 'the [...]

LOOKING AT NATHAN WILLIAMS, it's easy to think, Here comes trouble. Maybe it's just the way he's dressed: white Wayfarer-style shades with a Mickey Mouse decal over each lens--a gift [...]

Byline: MELISSA MAERZ The Three Best Pavement Songs of All Time After endless listening and hours of debate, we present the Pavement songs you should download if you have only [...]

WHENEVER Florence Welch stepped onstage this year, she noticed something strange in the front row. All dolled up in one of her favorite outfits--the feathered-blackbird getup, the white-fringed fl apper [...]

Japanese comics internationally known as manga is becoming the fastest growing sector of publishing industry with 2004 sales reportedly totaling more than $120 million which is 20% up from 2003. Julie Taylor, editor of the girls manga division at Tokyopop states that its refreshing for a girl to read a story written by another girl who knows her sensibility, knows what a girl is into and can tap into those feelings of a girl.

The article presents an interview with Terry McBride, chief executive officer of Nettwerk Music Group LLC. She said that she dabble in the jazz world which is male dominated. She said that it was difficult to get a country headliner, an urban headliner, and a pop headliner. She said that she never never felt an ounce of sexism from any of the person at her record label.

The article reflects on the popular entertainment and celebrity news from the year 2015. African American actress Viola Davis reflects on her best actress in a drama award speech from the television award show The Emmys. The author of the best-selling book "The Girl on the Train," Paula Hawkins, discusses her year. Images from musician Taylor Swift's year are featured. The breakup of fictitious characters Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog is explored. Actor Jon Hamm talks about his character Don Draper from the televisions show "Mad Men."

Three years ago Adam Wills was working as a motion graphics artist for a film company and wondering how to kick-start his music career. Looking for some kind of guidance, [...]

For Swedish siblings Johanna and Klara Soderberg, singing is in the blood. 'We love the Louvin Brothers and the Carter Family,' gushes Klara, 17, a wide-eyed beauty who's two years [...]

Every band hopes people will get off on their music. But the Joy Formidable found itself in the strange position of fans literally doing just that. Two years ago, an [...]

Best Coast singer-guitarist Bethany Cosentino might be the only indie rocker who had an epiphany on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. In 2005 her father, who drummed with '70s funk rockers [...]

FOR MANY KIDS with fingernails painted as black as their souls, it was the day the music died. They tore open the shrink-wrap on their hero's new album, Kiss Me, [...]

IF ZOOEY DESCHANEL didn't exist, indie rock would've invented her. A life-size Kewpie doll in a vintage granny dress who belted out Christmas carols in Elf, she is the living [...]

IF SPOON HAD been meant to ride a comet out of the collegiate airwaves into modern-rock radio ubiquity, they'd be kickin' it with Jack White by now. True, the Austin, [...]

London's hottest band XX has graduated from being Internet-famous to just plain-famous at the start of their European tour. Singer-bassist Oliver Sim was surprised when Michael Stipe dropped by to catch them performed at the Paris Point Ephemere. How the trio was formed is also discussed.

CALLING ALL CRAZY ex-girlfriends: If you're gonna keep up with Florence Welch, you might need stronger meds. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] In the U.K., where Lungs has become 2009's best-selling debut, this [...]

GRIZZLY BEAR ******** BROOKLYN, NEW YORK MAY 31, 2009 [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] THERE WERE OOOHS. And whoas. And eee-aaaay-aaaays. When Grizzly Bear played the Music Hall of Williamsburg, in their hometown [...]

The article presents a calendar of television (TV) programs for the week of Monday November 16, 2015, which include the series debut of "Chicago Med," "Law & Order: SVU," and the series debut of "Property Brothers at Home on the Ranch."

The article discusses where celebrities were in their lives and careers in 1990, and where they expect to be in 2030. Topics include actress Melissa McCarthy's introduction to stand-sup comedy after moving to New York City from Colorado, late-night television talk show host Jimmy Kimmel's decision to move back in with his parents after being fired from his job at a radio station, and actresses and creators Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer's hopes to still be writing, acting, and directing in 2030.

The article presents photographs of celebrities at various events as of September 14, 2015, including musicians Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj performing at the MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles, California, actress Jamie Chung on vacation in Riviera Maya, Mexico, and singer Celine Dion performing in Las Vegas, Nevada.

An interview is presented with television screenwriter, director, and producer Shonda Rhimes and the lead actresses in her television programs, Ellen Pompeo who stars in "Grey's Anatomy," Viola Davis who stars in "How to Get Away With Murder," and Kerry Washington who stars in "Scandal." They discuss what it's like having a black woman as a boss in a field saturated by white males, explore the portrayal of promiscuous women and female friendship on their television shows, and note the release of Rhimes' book "Year of Yes" in November 2015.

The article discusses characters from the television shows "Scandal," "How to Get Away With Murder," and "Grey's Anatomy," including Olivia Pope, played by actress Kerry Washington, Annalise Keating, played by actress Viola Davis, and Meredith Grey, played by actress Ellen Pompeo. The show's creators and executive producers Shonda Rhimes, Peter Nowalk, and Betsy Beers are also included.