A Conversation with Niambe McIntosh Mike Ragogna: What do you think of Peter’s impact on reggae music? Niambe McIntosh: I think that Peter took reggae music to places far beyond the traditional...
A museum honoring the life and work of Peter Tosh, Jamaica’s global music legend and founding member of the critically acclaimed reggae group, the Wailers, will open its doors in...
Washington Post By Mark Jenkins December 3 at 10:41 AM There's more than a little of Janis Joplin in the character Bette Midler played in 1979's "The Rose," but Hollywood has never managed...
EW.com BY LEAH GREENBLATT Posted December 3 2015 — 10:32 AM EST Death is excellent at turning artists into icons, but it tends to calcify them, too—recasting messy, complicated humans as the familiar...
Vulture By David Edelstein November 27, 2015 Two really good documentaries, Killing Them Safely and Janis: Little Girl Blue (about the great Janis Joplin), open this weekend in limited release and take their...
New York Times By STEPHEN HOLDEN NOV. 26, 2015 In Amy Berg's documentary "Janis: Little Girl Blue," the sound that erupts from Janis Joplin singing the '60s R&B classic "Cry Baby" comes...
Janis Joplin is remembered for her brassy swagger, but her true personality was completely hidden from her fans. Inspired to learn more after watching the new Joplin documentary, Little Girl...
IMDB.com Musician Cat Power narrates this documentary about Janis Joplin's evolution into a star, based on letters that Joplin wrote to her friends, family, and collaborators....
How Amy Berg got singer's friends, family and forgotten lovers to open up about the legendary Sixties blues singer RollingStone.com BY DAVID BROWNE November 17, 2015 This fall marks the 45th anniversary of...
EW.com BY OLIVER GETTELL Posted November 11 2015 - 11:00 AM EST The raspy-voiced blues-rock singer Janis Joplin died 45 years ago after a brief but influential music career. This month Amy Berg's...