If you haven’t had a chance to see The Light Princess, Tori Amos’ first major foray into musical theater, there’s some good news: Mercury Classics has just released the original cast recording of the new musical and and you don’t really have to know the story to enjoy it (although it helps). If you’re already a Tori…
While it may be unclear if they were having a blast at the time of these photographs, we can surmise with relative certainty that Charli XCX and Tori Amos, pop stars on opposite poles, are at least enjoying their outfits. We certainly are.
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Fans of 90’s alterna-goddess Tori Amos have often noticed that her songs, full of outrage, loneliness and all sorts of other difficult emotions have always been ripe for Broadway renditions. Now that dream is becoming a reality, with Broadway Sings Tori: A Benefit for Rainn.
This April, Tori Amos—patron saint of '90s female self-actualization—is reissuing Little Earthquakes and Under the Pink, her debut and sophomore albums. Both albums will come with a double of B-sides, live versions, and rarities; there are 32 new tracks in all, including the gutsy, witchy deep cut "Take to the Sky,"…
Tori Amos is on tour promoting her new album Unrepentant Geraldines. She took time out of her busy schedule to talk to Jezebel about being on the road, her new album and the world premiere of her music video for “Promise,” her first major collaboration with her daughter Natashya.
Yes, she's wearing a shirt with her face on it (this is going to be a new fashion trend, I can feel it! I just ordered ten with my own face on them) and yes she's using her phone to read the lyrics to the song (because she hasn't done it in a while), but goddamn if this cover of landslide isn't utterly listenable.…
If he didn't care for me/I could have never made him mad/But he hit me and I was glad. An article in today's Guardian explores the work of Deborah Finding and her thesis on narratives of violence in pop music.
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Looking for a Monday morning pick-me-up? Here's a touching video for Blueberry Girl, a children's book written by Neil Gaiman for Tori Amos's daughter that celebrates the unconventional girls. Click through to watch. [Boingboing]
The video for Pink's newest single, "Sober," was released today with a lot of buzz because it's supposed to depict female masturbation - sort of. The video (which you can see after the jump) actually symbolically shows Pink messing around on a bed with another version of herself. This territory isn't anything new for…
