Month: April 2009

Fans of the jazz-folk singer/songwriter will love this remaster of Orton's 1996 landmark album, which kicks off with the sublime “She Cries Your Name”. Also includes rare B-sides and live…

Mould stays true to his roots, too (mostly) with his ninth solo album since his ska band, Husker Du, debuted 30 years ago. Here, “Argos”, he says, was written for…

Calling their sound “homogoth,” this indie rock band is deep, dark, and moody. The title tune is kind of fun with its spoken-word backtrack and acoustic switch, but “Safeword” is…

For her farewell photo shoot as Miss USA 2008, Crystle Stewart got to pick the stylist who would do her hair. She chose Albert Luiz of Houston.

The out blues rocker makes her guitar beg for mercy beginning with the very first cut, “Feather in a Hurricane.” She grabs hold and never lets go, all the way…

Lennox herself chose the former hits found on this freakin' perfect collection. Among the “sisters” who join her on the new “Sing” for women and children with AIDS are Dido,…

If you haven't gotten enough Vince and Andy from the True Colors tours, indulge yourself with this glorious three-disc set of every hit the Brit pop pair has ever squeezed…

All I know are gay men!” laughs Miss USA Crystle Stewart (former Miss Fort Bend County and Miss Texas-USA). “In the pageant world and modeling world, I'm surrounded by them,”…

The skinny white gay rapper tells the absolutely hysterical story of seeing Sasha Fierce at her favorite fast food place. And at JCPenney. And at the liquor store. Good thing…

The young pop star's second CD takes off like gangbusters with the very first track, “Everybody's at It,” thanks to unrelenting keyboards. But drag queens and activists alike will buy…