I interviewed Morbid Angel’s David Vincent about the new album, ‘Illud Divinum Insanus.’ Said Vincent,
“I just want the damn thing out, but it’s hurry up and wait. That’s the story of the business. I wish it was out immediately. We are doing special packaging for it, and that doesn’t help my anxiety of wanting to get it out.”
Read the rest of my interview with Morbid Angel’s David Vincent at Noisecreep.
Read my interview with celebrity makeup artist Mai Quynh.
BN: What is your one favorite mark. product that you use daily?
MQ: I can’t live without my mark. lipclicks! I love how creamy and smooth they are and the variety of colors the come in. My favorite shade is Coral Fixation. (Editor’s Note: Beauty News hearts lipclicks, too, as well as all of mark’s offerings for the upcoming season, which you can read about in Best Bets.)
Read the rest of my interview with Mai Quynh over at Beauty News NYC.
I interviewed Jordin Sparks recently. Said Sparks,
I just got the master to my new single and am so stoked about it. In the next couple weeks, it will go to radio and I can release it to fans. I am also opening for NKOTB and BSB for part of the summer. I am going to get my fan girl on and am excited to be on that stage and to be able to play some of my songs. I will play all the songs people know and some new material, too.
Read the rest of my interview with Jordin Sparks over at Artist Direct.
I interviewed comedian Don Jamieson, and we spoke of how he ditched the Emmy’s for a Murderdolls show. Said Jamieson,
“We were like, ‘We gotta get to Dingbatz.’ We didn’t want to miss Wednesday 13. We knew he went on at 11. It was like, ‘F— the Emmys!’ We didn’t even pick them up. We just said, ‘Mail ’em to us!'”
Read the rest of my interview with comedian Don Jamieson over at Noisecreep. We also talk about parody metal bands, too.
Read my latest interview with Sonia Kashuk.
BN: One piece of advice you would like to give all our readers regarding makeup application or trends?
SK: Don’t judge a book by its cover. Color applies differently then it may look in packaging and 9 times out of 10 bright, vibrant shades will deliver a sheer, wearable application. This is especially relevant for my collection sold at Target since you can’t try on the shades.
Read the rest of my interview with Sonia Kashuk over at Beauty News NYC.
Read my interview with Scott ‘Wino’ Weinrich. Said Weinrich,
“What keeps me going is when a young person, in their teens or early twenties, says, ‘My dad turned me on to your music,’ or ‘Your music has kept me from taking my life,'”
Read the rest of my interview with Scott ‘Wino’ Weinrich over at Noisecreep.
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I interviewed Mike Portnoy and we spoke about his several new musical projects. Said Portnoy,
“I’m enjoying spreading my musical wings and collaborating with so many talented friends and musicians that I admire. My musical taste has always been so broad, and I’m loving tapping into so many different areas and styles.”
Read the rest of my Mike Portnoy interview over at Noisecreep.
I spoke with Sugar Ray’s Mark McGrath about his love for metal.
“I was 20 years old and I got a ‘Butchered at Birth’ t-shirt from Cannibal Corpse on Hollywood Boulevard,” McGrath told Noisecreep about his formative love for metal attire. “I am a huge metal fan and always have been, but that’s not how people perceive me.”
Read the rest of my interview with Sugar Ray’s Mark McGrath over at Noisecreep. You can also read part two of my interview here.
I interviewed Anthony Raneri of Bayside and, of course, we got talking about his favorite NYC borough. Said Raneri,
“What I love about Queens is that it’s the mix of the suburbs and the city. That’s what people who live in Queens love about Queens: great parks, places to hang. It’s like a suburb, and I had a very tight-knit situation. But at the same time, there was a music scene, and there were clubs in Bayside for punk and hardcore bands. [Manhattan] was just a 20-minute train ride away and we had that, coupled with the wholesomeness of the suburbs.”
Read the rest of my interview with Anthony Raneri of Bayside on Noisecreep.
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I interviewed Simon Cowell about ‘X Factor,’ Working with L.A. Reid, and ‘American Idol.’ On moving from ‘Idol’ to ‘X Factor,’ Cowell said,
“I am positive and I am happy with it, and I am so focused on this and excited about it. It’s something new for a change.”
Read the rest of my interview with Simon Cowell on Artist DIRECT.