Queen - C-lebrity - Single Review

On the other hand, this new Queen is bloody preachy. First they were banging on about some Third World issue, now they’re wagging their fingers at celebrity culture - a bit rich for two guys who exhumed the corpse of Queen for what? ...

‘I am Queen’ Review

The untold tale of the 50’s Cabaret Queen, Betty Yong, unravels multitudes of unscrupulous men, misfortunes and her struggle to survive. Ogled at by many; she loved the attention. Yet when sincerely loved by few, can she answer a simple ...

The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead Documentary (A Classic Under Review ...

This documentary on the Smiths’ 1986 classic The Queen Is Dead explores the album through interviews with band members and biographers, and includes studio and live readings of every song on the LP.

Review: Music Review: A Queen of Country Holds Court in Concert

Ms. Lynn was in moments discomfitingly frail, yet her once radical songs proved durable.

Review: The Black Watch: Icing The Snow Queen (Review)

A critic’s delight but still under the radar.

Donna Summer ‘Crayons’ – the official WAPS album review!

So, the facts: 17 years since the last studio album. Not quite sure what was going on for the first fourteen years, but apparently ‘Crayons’ only came together in the last three. However before we go into our in depth, track-by-track deconstruction, we should point out that although the album has been under construction for ages, it seems that a magic studio pixie came in at the end and made it sound a bit like everything else out at the moment. This is probably for the best.1. Stamp Your FeetSummer is in fine voice on her big comeback single (which we’ve already discussed (index.php?option=com_content task=view id=71 Itemid=9)). It includes some spell-y bits, the kind Fergie is so fond of. ‘S-T-A-M-P’ is much easier to spell than ‘G-L-A-M-O-R-O-U-S’ though.2. Mr MusicThis is a bit of a rave-up and opens with one of the following lines - either ‘I got my iPod’ or ‘Hook up my iPod’. Oh dear.3. Crayons ft. Ziggy MarleyThis

Review: The Queen and Her Crayons: An Interview With Donna Summer (Feature)

Donna Summer colors outside the lines on Crayons, drawing the arch of an iridescent rainbow. Guess what her favorite color is.