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The One-Hit Wonder File: “Standing Outside A Broken Phonebooth…”
How did an L.A. air traffic controller with an interest in sampling create a lo-fi gem for the 90s? And what the heck is with that name?
Marybeth Connaughton
Marybeth Connaughton has written for art and culture publications both in the U.S. and abroad. She loves art, literature, travel, music, and finding ways to communicate these passions without making her friends' eyes glaze over. You can find her pretending to participate in social interactions while secretly Shazaming.
“Do You Hear Me?” – An Appreciation of Missing Persons
Missing Persons burst on the 80s music scene, in part due to Dale Bozzio's unique look. But musical talents of the band are often overlooked.
With “Face It,” Debbie Harry Looks Back — and Forward
Andy Warhol, Joey Ramone... and Ted Bundy? All played a part in Debbie Harry's amazing life. Her new memoir, "Face Off," dishes about the past -- but looks to the future.
The Police: “Everyone Stares”
Stewart Copeland of The Police turned his camera on the band. The result is a great documentary about the rise of one of the best bands of the 70s/80s.
Bob Dylan Through the Lens of Martin Scorsese
Bob Dylan's "Rolling Thunder Revue" is something of a legend. In his latest documentary, Martin Scorsese has captured what made it so exceptional.