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Review: The Eyes of ‘Tammy Faye’ Sparkle and Cry Through Her Rise and Fall
One of the most polarizing tabloid figures of the late 20th century, Tammy Faye Bakker was an overly made-up, squeaky-voiced televangelist, who — along with her husband, pastor Jim Bakker — reached ...
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Moon Zappa Lays Out the Good, the Bad, and the Scatalogical in a New Memoir
The Village Voice review Moon Zappa's new memoir, which, not surprisingly, revolves around her famous — and difficult — father.
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Joy Buzzer Finds the Beat
In the latest Village Voice Best Gig I Ever Saw post, Jed Becker, of NYC power-pop group Joy Buzzer, remembers seeing the English Beat.
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Review: ‘Elevation’ Keeps an Old-School Genre on Solid Ground
The Village Voice review of "Elevation" finds that director George Nolfi knows how to keep an old sci-fi genre fresh.
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Review: ‘Emilia Pérez’ Is A Musical Like No Other
The Village Voice review of director/writer Jacques Audiard's "Emilia Peréz" finds a fascinating tale conveyed through unconventional means.
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Sabrina Song Goes Back Home With Billy Joel’s ‘The Stranger’
My Favorite Album: Brooklyn-based alt-pop singer-songwriter and producer Sabrina Song recounts the long-lasting impact of the Long Island native's masterpiece. Sabrina Song: I almost didn’t pick ...