Isaac Guzmán

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Ryan Adams’ Album Prisoner Tells Story of His Divorce

There are no published accounts of exactly what shattered Ryan Adams’ six-year marriage to Mandy Moore. Since announcing their separation in 2015, both have been oblique about the details, although their opposites-attract romance pointed to...

By Isaac Guzmán

A Star-Studded Tribute to a Lovable Lensman

Don’t blink–not even once. That’s the best advice for viewers of the dazzling new documentary Harry Benson: Shoot First. Every flutter of an eyelid risks blocking out a wonder of the photographic world: Michael Jackson...

By Isaac Guzmán

Leon Russell

Master of the Boogie

By Isaac Guzmán

In This Battle of the Bands, Oasis Beats Iggy

With three minor hits in a 50-year career, Iggy Pop was never really a rock star, yet he has become one of rock’s most beloved figures. It’s not just because he’s an arresting front man,...

By Isaac Guzmán

Why the Brit-pop Brats of Oasis Crush Iggy and The Stooges in New Rock-doc Battle

Jim Jarmusch is too cool for school in 'Gimme Danger' as the Gallaghers flash classic bad-boy charm in 'Supersonic'

By Isaac Guzmán

Mike Love Still Can’t Harmonize With the Beach Boys

The story of the Beach Boys is like a California-blond version of Amadeus, with Brian Wilson as Mozart and Mike Love as Salieri–except that Salieri had talent. Love’s new memoir, Good Vibrations: My Life as...

By Isaac Guzmán

The Beach Boy and the Boss: Darkness on the Edges of Two Memoirs

The big revelation in Bruce Springsteen’s new memoir, Born to Run, is that the Boss gets bummed out. Big time. Which may finally help fans understand the bleak menagerie of killers and black-sheep brothers who...

By Isaac Guzmán

Behind the Whirlwind Rise of Beatlemania In Eight Days a Week

When the Beatles came to America in 1964, the band and its entourage took over an entire wing on the 12th floor of New York City’s Plaza Hotel, surrounded by screaming fans outside and inundated...

By Isaac Guzmán

A Bear Stalks Neil Young's New Earth

The roar of the crowd. So all-enveloping and tympanum-shredding that it seems to have a life of its own. For 50 years, Neil Young has been regularly drenched by the sound, come to perceive its...

By Isaac Guzmán

Paul Simon Is Still Hooked on Mystery for Essential New Set

Paul Simon is pleased that his new album, Stranger to Stranger, kicks off with a string of wry takes on our new gilded age. In “The Werewolf,” a wealthy Milwaukee man has been murdered by...

By Isaac Guzmán

Making Love with His Ego: David Bowie and the Photographs of Steve Schapiro

Bowie, a new collection of archival photographs by Steve Schapiro, captures the fleeting moments when the mask dropped

By Marie Tobias and Isaac Guzmán

Sounding off on Linklater's Hit Parade

Richard Linklater is back with a new comedy

By Isaac Guzmán

Maurice White

Master of the groove

By Isaac Guzmán

In Appreciation: David Bowie, 1947 to 2016

He was the rare artist who inspired not just adulation but imitation

By Isaac Guzmán

See David Bowie on the Cover of This Week’s TIME

The musician died on Jan. 10 two days after his 69th birthday

By Isaac Guzmán

The Decider

Who's worthy of the title? Follow your own path to 2015's most notable figure

By Isaac Guzmán

The Holiday Movie Matrix

Looking for a good laugh, a prestige pic, something the kids will love? This handy guide to 15 more films will point you in the right direction

By Isaac Guzmán

Charlie Brown’s New Look Feels Like Old Times in The Peanuts Movie

Snoopy is back—in 3-D

By Isaac Guzmán

Steve Jobs Muddies Man and Myth

Reviewing the Michael Fassbender biopic

By Isaac Guzmán

Colin Quinn

In Trainwreck, the new Judd Apatow--directed comedy starring Amy Schumer, Quinn plays Schumer's father as a foulmouthed, bigoted philanderer with multiple sclerosis.

By Isaac Guzmán
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