Nathy Peluso: ‘I’m a hedonist, so there’s no fear of eating on my end’
In the middle of her ‘Grasa’ tour, the singer speaks of the importance of not losing oneself, the power of not fitting in and the strength that lies in embracing versatility
The night Elvis Presley ignored Colonel Parker was one of his best
The documentary ‘Return of the King’ recounts how the singer overcame his insecurities for a glorious return to music in the ‘Comeback Special’ of 1968. And it shows how wrong the hand that handled the artist was
The dark history of Frank Sinatra’s mansion: The Rat Pack’s gambling and alleged encounters between Marilyn Monroe and John F. Kennedy
Farralone was the name of the legendary singer’s home. It was designed by architect William Pereira with the assistance of his then-student, Frank Gehry. The house has just gone on sale for more than $8 million
2025 Grammy Awards nominees: Taylor Swift and Beyoncé break records, Beatles secure nomination
With her album ‘Cowboy Carter,’ Beyoncé scores 11 nominations for a record total of 99. Billie Eilish has seven and Swift, Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan six. The awards will be held in Los Angeles in February
Frank Sinatra’s final triumph
‘L. A. Is My Lady’ was released 40 years ago, an album that reunited the singer with a former collaborator, Quincy Jones. It should have been his farewell
From chaos to triumphalism: Chicago, scene of the best and worst of the Democratic Party
The city where the party was split in half in 1968 by the Vietnam War optimistically welcomes the convention that will hail Kamala Harris as its candidate
Tropicana: The refuge of the mafia and the Rat Pack in Las Vegas closes after 67 years
The legendary casino and hotel is to be demolished to make way for construction of a new baseball stadium for the Oakland Athletics
Silencing Frank Sinatra: the biggest cringe moment in the history of the Grammys
This Sunday is the latest edition of the year’s biggest music awards. In 1994, the Legend Award was presented to The Voice whose speech was cut off, a mistake whose consequences are still reverberating today
The classic jacket worn by rockers, movie stars, hoodlums and everyone in between
The Harrington windbreaker first came out in 1938 and it’s still going strong 85 years later
Mamie Van Doren, the brilliant and shameless seductress who survived Marilyn and continues to surprise at 92
One of Hollywood’s legendary blonde bombshells found short-lived stardom in the fifties. However, she strove to become a legend in other ways… and she’s still doing it
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
Chris Isaak, the beautiful ‘noir’ prince that could have reigned
With a career spanning more than three decades, Isaak has more than proven that he has the talent to glide through various roots styles of American music and put a quality stamp on everything he plays
What was Frank Sinatra’s relationship with the Mafia?
Perhaps counterintuitively, ‘Ol’ Blue Eyes’ had friendships with some of the most well known mobsters of his time, but he also rubbed elbows with several Presidents of the United States
Racism, the mafia, Ava Gardner and marvelous music: The biography that Frank Sinatra’s friend didn’t want to write
Juanjo Villalba|
The journalist Pete Hamill compiles conversations and intimate memories of the singer in the book ‘Why Sinatra Matters’