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Overdue on taming his unmanageable mane and donning signature makeup that now masks instead of enhances his 49 years, Smith is rounded out by drummer Jason Cooper, bassist Simon Gallup and guitarist Prol Thompson – who has outdone himself with black eye shadow and draw-on cornrows - for the third time around. ... read more |
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Take it from me, imprisoning a male escort and handcuffing him to the wall is a bad call. Sure, it might seem like harmless and wholesome fun at first, especially if you’ve had eight Margaritas and a Cialis, but late night rendezvouses involving false imprisonment and fluffy restraints always end in restraining orders. Always. No, no, just don’t ... read more |
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There's a point in seemingly every artist interview where he or she explains - with a Buddhist's patience - that they don't read published reviews or listen to negative criticism, because to do so would be a pointless and foolhardy endeavor. After all, they're artists, they create for a living. What can they learn from some pasty-faced computer jockey with an axe-grinding fetish? Unfortunately, these people are liars. ... read more |
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Forty-seven year old George O’Down has been formally charged with the false imprisonment of a twenty-eight year old London resident. Hardly his first run in with police, the former Culture Club lead singer has been arrested numerous times since he split with the multi-platinum band in 1987. Details are still fuzzy at this point, but it appears Boy George unlawfully held the much younger man inside his residence for an unknown period of time back in April ... read more |
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