More than 80 workers have been making over Michael Jackson's Neverland ranch to convert the former money pit into a lucrative asset, repairing the property while removing some of the more gaudy excesses -- like orangutans.
Hidden away in New York's Tribeca district, the Dream House is simply a warm, dimly lit, spacious room, but it's also a portal that whisks visitors away from the world outside.
Phil Spector is known for his wild wigs, but now he's behind bars, the record-producer-turned-killer has been forced to return to a more natural state. The Smoking Gun has the rather depressing mug shots.
Tim Dunlop was working in a record shop the day John Lennon died...
It’s become a bit of given that serious music people hate Paul McCartney the solo artist, says Tim Dunlop. But his latest outing, The Fireman, is a bloody great album.
"I will squeeze the life out of you? Kiss you in four place/As I go running along the street?" Really? Why does this evoke a such favourable reaction from the men in the audience? asks Tim Dunlop.
Was Susan Boyle manipulated, or were we? Tim Dunlop explores a hairy issue.
The BBC is running a project called Save Our Sounds and they are looking for people to help them record and preserve sounds from around the world. Pretty cool, says Tim Dunlop.
Bloated boom-era outfits U2 and New Labour have ploughed a parallel path to public irrelevancy, says John Harris.
I only happened upon The Decemberists' Hazards of Love after catching a bit of clip of them on The Colbert Report. But I love this album. Let me count the ways, says Tim Dunlop.
