I interviewed Demon Hunter vocalist Ryan Clark about his doppelganger ‘Sons of Anarchy’ star Ryan Hurst. Said Clark,
“I hadn’t seen the show… so naturally, out of curiosity, I started to watch it. Needless to say, I’m now hooked.”
Read the rest of interview with Demon Hunter vocalist Ryan Clark at Noisecreep.
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I interviewed Maria Brink of In This Moment about her fashion evolution. Said Brink,
“I gotta switch it up. I just go with the dress look, but I wear doll dresses that look like they went through a wasteland and got burned and ripped up in the process. That’s the theme of everything, a ‘star-crossed wasteland.’ That represents the life I have lead. I like that weathered, torn look. I dunno where I will be next with my look, but I am there now.”
Read the rest of my interview with Maria Brink of In This Moment over at Noisecreep.
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Read my interview with Sinead Norenius.
As a blogger, I felt that there was no one unifying organization that both promoted the profession and provided support, education and an avenue to build relationships with brands that did not have an ad network affiliation. I wanted to create an organization that would help raise the level of credibility, endorse and support the bloggers that are serious about blogging and help moderate and manage the relationship between bloggers and brands. No other organization has a consumer outreach arm either.
Read the rest of my interview with Sinead Norenius over at Beauty News NYC.
I interviewed Devin Townsend talks about sobriety keeping his shit together. Said Townsend,
“It’s not as glamorous and the parties are weaker, but my nature has always been to try and make interesting and complicated statements, and for the level of complexity involved with these current records, things such as file management and computer maintenance on down to just keeping my work area clean were essential components in not letting the sheer bulk of work become overwhelming.”
Read the rest of my interview with Devin Townsend over at Noisecreep.
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Read my interview with Stacey Schieffelin.
I hold the creation, development and integrity of the original ybf automatic universal taupe eyebrow pencil very close to my heart. I was blessed, years ago, to be able to do a photo shoot on the French Rivera with the graceful Grace Kelly. Our makeup artist gave me matching brows to her royalty!
Read the rest of my interview with Stacey Schieffelin over at Beauty News NYC.
I interviewed Lemmy Kilmister about the ‘Lemmy’ documentary, and I told him he was the Clint Eastwood of metal, and how he feels about doing metal after all these years. His response,
“That is very flattering of you to say. As for doing metal? What else am I going to do? That’s pretty good, I guess.”
Read the rest of my interview with Lemmy Kilmister over at Noisecreep.
I interviewed Underoath’s Spencer Chamberlain about handling all the vocals duties on the new album. Said Chamberlin,
“It’s now one singer doing it all — like most bands — and I took a lot of extra time to get melodies I wanted and I could have it all in place. It was fun but a lot of work. I was singing past dinner time every day for a month and a half.”
Read the rest of my interview with Underoath’s Spencer Chamberlain over at Noisecreep.
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Read my interview with Overkill singer Bobby “Blitz” Ellsworth about chocolate. Watch the interview with Bobby “Blitz” Ellsworth over at Noisecreep.
Watch my interview with Pierce the Veil on the ‘Creep Show over at Noisecreep, or click MORE to watch it here. Continue reading
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Read my interview with Jemma Kidd.
Jemma Kidd Make Up School is an edited collection of core make-up essentials. I wanted to create a range that was non-intimidating, featuring wearable colours and multi-purpose, handbag-friendly products. Millions of women throughout the world wear make-up, but very few have been taught how to apply it, so I wanted to take the mystery out of make-up by creating step-by-step instructions to accompany each product.
Read the rest of my interview with Jemma Kidd over at Beauty News NYC.