Here at Popjournalism, we’ve received such emphatic responses to the Open Letter to Katie Holmes that we thought it would only be fair to round things off with this “lost... Read the full post

After disbanding The Tea Party in late 2005, lead singer/guitarist/producer Jeff Martin took off to Ireland to record his debut solo outing appropriately entitled Exile and the Kingdom.... Read the full post

Dear Katie, Having never met has forged a wide gulf between us. Yet, despite this distance, I feel compelled to reach out to you and hope you’ll consider my unsolicited advice. It... Read the full post

After walking away with three Juno Awards for his 2003 sophomore release We Were Born in a Flame, the Sam Roberts Band took off for sunny-day Australia to collaborate on his third disc,... Read the full post

There may still be a divide between coach and first class — but you have to make it through the airport first. And these days, air travel makes fools of us all. Check-in Okay,... Read the full post

Pink is probably the most unlikely pop star to come along in a while. Her 2000 debut, Can’t Take Me Home, was an anonymous collection of uptempo R&B, a work... Read the full post

In 2005, the Stereophonics made a fantastic return to form with their fifth album, Language. Sex. Violence. Other?, which received enthusiastic critical and commercial success. However,... Read the full post