The 27 Club is real, even if it’s not true that celebrities are more likely to die at that age
A study examining the myth surrounding the deaths of artists analyzes how popular beliefs emerge from random and statistically improbable events
‘Back to Black’: Amy Winehouse, always back to black
Sam Taylor-Johnson’s direction is correctly done, but it’s impossible to ignore Marisa Abela, who brings to life a woman who is so painful, cyclothymic, intense, sensual, foul-mouthed and magnetic
The music stock market: Investing in Shakira and Neil Young’s hits
British fund Hipgnosis Song Management, with over 65,000 songs, has lost a quarter of its value due to a shareholder trust crisis and is now facing increased competition
‘Something in this industry makes people sick’: why music fails to make a clean break with drugs and alcohol
Enrique Rey|Murcia (Spain)|
In music critic Ian Windwood’s latest book, ‘Bodies: Life and Death in Music,’ he analyzes a problem that, until not too long ago, was perceived as a romantic legend: drugs and rock ‘n’ roll
Amy Winehouse’s parents release excerpts from the singer’s diaries: ‘I hate my temper. Sometimes I get violent with the ones I love’
To commemorate the late British artist’s 40th birthday, her family has published intimate passages from her notebooks
Tony Bennett left his heart to generations of music fans
The interpreter of the Great American Songbook called Frank Sinatra a peer, and he called Bennett his favorite singer