The Canadian singer-songwriter embarks upon a collection of charming, funny, and poignant stories from a vantage point that only comes from having once been young, awkward, and, yes, hurt like hell in the process.
Released on this day in 1976, Jailbreak is not just motorcycle riffs, Gaelic history, pub provocations, and rubber hooks. It’s rockstardom untampered by celebrity, a band in full command of their own godly plurality.
The Vancouver band’s 10th album is all too aware of what most of us are feeling like these days, and rather than acting as a distraction or rebuttal to the state of the world, it invites us to look straight at it.
Jessica Sutta, a founding member of the 2000s pop group, stated in a podcast that she felt her political views had caused her bandmates to exclude her from their upcoming reunion.
In a new interview with Forbes, the performer laid out a defense of rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs, who was convicted last year on prostitution charges.
