Annie Zaleski (page 12)

Annie Zaleski is a Cleveland-based journalist who writes regularly for The A.V. Club, and has also been published by Rolling Stone, Vulture, RBMA, Thrillist and Spin.

Jim Morrison

You can admit you've moved on: It's not a betrayal to outgrow your one-time favorite band Annie Zaleski

Sharon Jones

"Always be a fighter”: Sharon Jones reflects on her music, her health and her new documentary Annie Zaleski

Coachella

Music festival boom and bust: Lollapalooza, Coachella and Desert Trip boast big sales, but some fests are suffering Annie Zaleski

Duran Duran

Dance into the fire: A close look at Duran Duran's low-key red-hot tour of the summer Annie Zaleski

Steve Lukather

"I’m not ready for the dirt nap yet": How Toto outlasted the haters, took back their career and won over a new generation Annie Zaleski

Robert Smith

How The Cure endures: This is how a band turns 40 with style Annie Zaleski

The Bangles

Beatlemania and the Bangles: Susanna Hoffs explains how "our obsession with the Beatles" brought the iconic '80s group together Annie Zaleski

Neil Finn

Neil Finn knows why "Don't Dream It's Over" feels "almost ridiculously pertinent" now: "Particularly with Donald Trump talking about building walls" Annie Zaleski

Dee Snider

Dee Snider's still not gonna take it: "I don't know what 'great' [Donald Trump's] talking about. Is that when we had two sinks, colored and white?" Annie Zaleski

The Smiths

Long live "The Queen Is Dead": On the genius of this album — and Morrissey's finest moments as lyrical provocateur — 30 years later Annie Zaleski

Sinead O'Connor

Failing Sinead O'Connor: The ugly spectacle of mocking celebrities in crisis Annie Zaleski

Beyoncé, Thom Yorke

Beyoncé, Radiohead and FOMO: How sustainable is the era of the "insta-release?" Annie Zaleski

Cyndi Lauper

She's still so unusual: Cyndi Lauper on her rockabilly roots, the song that makes her sound like Ethel Merman, and her special kinship with Patsy Cline Annie Zaleski

Beyoncé

Yes, Beyoncé is a "real artist": Stop challenging the authenticity of her work Annie Zaleski

Prince

A Prince for every occasion: He created his own borderless genre—and always sounded exactly like himself Annie Zaleski

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