Entertainment Weekly
Entertainment Weekly is an American magazine, published by Time Inc., that covers film, television, music, theatre, books and popular culture.
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Review by David Browne, Entertainment Weekly, 16 August 1991
YOU CAN ONLY pound your head against a wall for so long before you get a headache. On their self-titled new album, Metallica, rock's pre-eminent ...
Tracy Chapman: Matters of the Heart
Review by David Browne, Entertainment Weekly, 1 May 1992
ANY SERIOUS-MINDED artist who calls an album Matters of the Heart would normally be asking for trouble — titles like that are generally reserved for ...
Interview by Mark Petracca, Entertainment Weekly, 1993
THE LAST PERSON you'd expect pumping the stair master at your local "Y" would be Tori Amos, but lo and behold, there she was in ...
Review by Tony Scherman, Entertainment Weekly, 7 April 1995
WHEN CO-LEADER Jay Farrar quit the rootsy alternative-rock band Uncle Tupelo last year, the group renamed itself Wilco and cut A.M. (Reprise). As it turns ...
Profile and Interview by James Hunter, Entertainment Weekly, 10 November 1995
The country star's number one album proves he's here to stay ...
Bob Neuwirth: Look Up (Watermelon)
Review by Tony Scherman, Entertainment Weekly, April 1996
AT FIRST you notice Neuwirth's puny vocals – he makes guest Peter Case's scrawny voice sound positively rich. ...
George Strait: A Conversation With George Strait
Interview by James Hunter, Entertainment Weekly, 19 April 2002
Press-shy trad-country giant goes On The Record for a no-bull Q&A ...
Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks: Pig Lib
Review by Will Hermes, Entertainment Weekly, 21 March 2003
STEPHEN MALKMUS is indie rock's Jack Nicholson: a guy whose insouciant faculty is so great he need only arch a musical eyebrow to entertain. And ...
Lucinda Williams: World Without Tears
Review by Will Hermes, Entertainment Weekly, 11 April 2003
"WE ARE SO out of touch," sang Lucinda Williams on 2001's Essence. It's a line that could double as a proud slogan for her label, ...
Review by Marc Weingarten, Entertainment Weekly, 25 July 2003
A DECADE AGO, Jane's Addiction frontman Perry Farrell was one of rock's beloved oddballs. With his bodices and feather boas, his neo-pagan notions of earth ...
Review by Will Hermes, Entertainment Weekly, 19 June 2006
POP STARS generally xerox other acts' looks and hooks — it's expedient, and it works. But Nelly Furtado's multiplatinum 2000 album, Whoa, Nelly! (which included ...
Celine Dion, Barbra Streisand: Barbra Streisand: ENCORE/Celine Dion: Encore un Soir
Review by Jim Farber, Entertainment Weekly, 26 August 2016
DIVAS DEMAND encores – Barbra Streisand and Celine Dion know that. On new albums, both released the same day, two of the biggest voices in ...
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