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By day, a mild-mannered music teacher in the Buffalo public school system in western New York state--the city known for its brutal snowstorms and the NFL's Bills--Ellen Pieroni is,...
From the off, Ellen Allien is firing on all cylinders production-wise: if you like your techno hard, fast and driving, New Life is for you. The post German techno boss ELLEN ALLIE...
The Our Perfect Storm author takes ELLE’s literary survey.
It would be strange to start things off by actually introducing Lucinda Williams, so let’s begin with a justification instead: Williams has been at it since her 1979 debut Ramblin’...
The author of A Suit or a Suitcase takes ELLE’s literary survey.
The bestselling romance author returns next year with her third (and final?) Nora Ephron-inspired love story.
This winning first mystery from novelist and memoirist Bloom features an English professor turned private eye with the perfectly hard-boiled name of Dell Chandler and a charming, i...
Throughout "Ulysses," food symbolizes sex, and its rituals are interwoven with culture, customs and values.
The New York City native on her food life, from a childhood on the Upper East Side to an adulthood in TriBeCa.
29-Down, Three Letters: Meredith Grey, Olivia Benson, or Benjamin Button, to Taylor Swift.
Where a copious love for anime meets sapphic yearning, Madds Buckley's music offers queer catharsis to jaded lovers.
Italian pop artist BERENICE reclaims a tired pickup line in her breathtakingly bold single "Everybody Loves Italian Girls" – an irresistible, euphoric pop anthem that celebrates fe...
Everyone For Ten Minutes is interchangeable with the rest of Bleachers’ discography, making what was once exciting now quite predictable. The post JACK ANTONOFF’s fifth album as BL...
Researching my debut novel, The Maidenheads, which is set in the DC music scene from the late 1990s until 2012, sent me down some curious rabbit holes. I toured backstage at venues...
You’ve probably seen Ella’s buzzy new book, Obsessed with the Best, on prominent display in bookstores and around the cooler corners of the Internet. But did you know she first sta...
Backstage at Gov Ball, the singer-songwriter broke down some of her favorite songs — and why Flyte are “the most underrated band of all time” — for Rolling Stone’s Song Shuffle
Glorious indie vibes from New Yorker on confident debut. The spirit of Liz Phair, Fiona Apple and the late great Jill Sobule emanates from this fantastic first record, and these el...
“This is America, I thought, it isn’t right to deny an adult—a paying customer—a beer.”
The Ground Above, Beth Orton's ninth album, is the sound of her reflecting on grief, and all that has gone down since those early years of her career. The post BETH ORTON’s music i...
Senior Editor Brett Callwood Wolfsbane "Kathy Wilson" 1991 started with me and my mate Paul going to see MC Hammer, but by the summer of that same year, we were full on metal-heads...
The Hugo spritz may be leading the charge, but bartenders say the bigger summer trend is light, low-ABV cocktails built for repeat orders.
Electric Elm is a collaboration between singer-songwriter Chris Bousquet (aka American Elm) and multi-instrumentalist and producer Eric Lichter (Earl Slick, Mercury Rev). Bousquet...
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