A professional pop culture junkie for more than 25 years, Jeff Giles regularly surfaces in a number of far-flung locations on the Web, including Rotten Tomatoes, Paste Magazine, Movies with Butter, PopCrush, Ultimate Classic Rock, Diffuser, and Loudwire. He's also the editor-in-chief of Popdose and its parent-oriented affiliate, Dadnabbit, and the author of the upcoming book "Llanview in the Afternoon: An Oral History of 'One Life to Live.'"
It was already one of the most highly anticipated new releases of fall 2012 -- and now it looks like Mumford and Sons' sophomore outing, 'Babel,' is going to be one of the year's biggest sellers as well.
He has a reputation for being a bit of a grump -- and an outspoken one at that -- but Morrissey proved he's actually a pretty thoughtful guy on Sunday (Sept. 23), when he came to the aid of a fellow customer in a New York City bookstore.
We're obviously pretty excited about the new No Doubt record, 'Push and Shove,' but that doesn't mean we can't admit it when the band may have taken a page from one of its stronger influences. Take, for instance, their 2002 hit 'Hella Good.'
It debuted in Billboard's Top 10, spun off multiple singles and earned some of the best reviews of Feist's career -- and now her latest album, 'Metals,' has one more honor to add to the list: It's the 2012 Polaris Music Prize winner.
The experience of getting busted for drugs and spending a night in a Texas bordertown jail is one that most people would try to put behind them as quickly as possible. But as we all know, Fiona Apple is very much her own kind of person.
Green Day's epic weekend -- which started with a tantrum-marred set at the iHeartRadio Festival and ended with frontman Billie Joe Armstrong checking into rehab -- may have come as a shock to fans, but according to the latest rumors, it was probably inevitable.
Amy Winehouse didn't have time to record a lot of music during her short lifetime, but believe it or not, fans still haven't heard the last of her unreleased material. In fact, the BBC is planning to release a CD/DVD box set of live performances in the next few weeks.
Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder performed at a fundraiser for President Barack Obama on Thursday (Sept. 20), using the occasion to share his thoughts on challenger Mitt Romney's candidacy.
What do a bunch of classic rock legends and a group of young Berkeley punks have in common? Well, not much, probably. But in the case of Chicago and Green Day, they have at least one descending chord progression in common.
After days of controversy -- and a public spat with Steve Albini -- regarding her decision to pay guest members of her touring band with "beer, hugs, merch, free tickets, and love," Amanda Palmer has reversed course and announced that she'll be adding good old-fashioned cash to their compensation.
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