Chris Azzopardi
By Chris Azzopardi A call from Amy Grant started as these promo chats usually do.…
By Chris Azzopardi With all the due praise for Jessie Ware’s honeyed debut, Devotion, including a…
By Chris Azzopardi The Perks of Being a Wallflower First-time director Stephen Chbosky sensitively explores…
By Chris Azzopardi Girls: The Complete First Season Did Sex and the City make you feel…
By Chris Azzopardi Barbra Streisand takes center stage, but she’s not busting out “The Way…
By Chris Azzopardi More than 30 years have passed since Bette Midler made her screen…
By Chris Azzopardi FOR FANS OF CHANNING TATUM … Magic Mike It’s the season of…
In his two-decade career as a sex-advice columnist, and more recently as creator of the It Gets Better Project, Dan Savage has entertained readers with his frankness and inspired queer kids with his encouragement – even when some people would rather he just go away. Those same people – critics who have called him racist, transphobic, the devil and even The Gay Fred Phelps – are the ones he takes on in our recent interview.
Kylie Minogue was just 19 when she landed a record deal that would turn the soap star into a singing superstar. This year marks a quarter-century of Kylie, who’s celebrating the milestone with orchestral reinterpretations of her most popular songs on The Abbey Road Sessions, a greatest hits, two movies and an upcoming book chronicling her style over the last 25 years.
