Helen Hunt on A Good Woman
What is a cynic?” Oscar Wilde questioned in his first stage play, Lady Windermere’s Fan. read more
Philip Seymour Hoffman
It began the moment the film screened at the Telluride Film Festival read more
Taste: Running the Barbecue Belt
When John Hiatt sings, in “At least we can get a decent meal read more
4 to Watch: Richard Julian
Richard Julian’s Slow New York delivers bluesy, acoustic-spun read more
Rosanne Cash
Sometimes it takes grief and loss to see your life in a new way read more
Mark Kozelek: Of Mouse And Moon
Former Red House Painter turns his attention to covers...again read more
The Elected
Rilo Kiley’s Blake Sennett takes an orchestrated left turn read more
James Blunt
Five military secrets to rock success read more
Artist of the Week: Paul Duncan
You can take a man out of the South, but you can’t take the South out of a man... read more
Jenny Lewis
"This is as close as I’ve come to who I think I am." read more
Everything can change in a New York... Doll?
Donning gender-bending lipstick, high heels and spandex and singing shout-out-loud lyrics read more
Life, Camera, Action
Play it Again, Jorgen: A Case for the Remake read more
Wilson Pickett dead at 64
Pickett is synonymous with the greasy, unfiltered soul that was a powerful influence on early rock ’n’ roll read more
Amadou & Mariam
Amadou and Mariam’s first international release sounds like an African house party... read more
The Shins Chase Butterflies to Mexico
North American Monarch butterflies travel up to 3,000 miles annually... read more
Joe Henry Helps Aimee Mann Punch It Up
With Aimee Mann’s deep yet immediate 2005 album, The Forgotten Arm, Joe Henry demonstrated that his “live-on-the-floor” approach is as effective with contemplative guitar pop as it is with eruptive soul. read more
Artist of the Week: Mike Willis
Willis is out to prove doing things independently doesn’t necessarily mean keeping out of the mainstream... read more
Nellie McKay
Did you see the Bob Dylan thing?” McKay inquires... read more
4 To Watch: Winter Pills
Philip Price has tried writing when he’s happy... read more
Listening to My Life: Paul Simon
It’s a restless 3 a.m., the most melancholic hour for insomniacs... read more

