Annie Zaleski (page 16)

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.

We are all "Amabots" now: Jeff Bezos just perfected the "burn and churn" philosophy that's sucking American workers dry Annie Zaleski

CD Shelf

R.I.P. Columbia House: Cheap, disposable music lives on, but the one club to which everyone could belong is finally broke Annie Zaleski

CBGB

Requiem for a club: What we lose when intimate music venues close Annie Zaleski

Katy Perry

A taxonomy of summer jams: Here are the 8 types of songs that cure the summertime blues Annie Zaleski

Clueless

"Clueless" wasn't supposed to be a hit: "I don’t think they necessarily saw a teen female audience as being much of a boon" Annie Zaleski

Toad the Wet Sprocket

Don't feel guilty about not keeping up with new music: The bands you loved as a kid can still be your favorites Annie Zaleski

Taylor Swift, Prince

If Apple Music wins, what will we lose? Here's the corporate clampdown we didn't see coming Annie Zaleski

Leave U2 alone: Why did one of our best rock bands become so loathed? Annie Zaleski

Rock Crowd

"You are not welcome here": At concerts and music festivals, fans with disabilities are too often shut out, endangered and ignored Annie Zaleski

Geddy Lee

I'm a woman and I love Rush (and I am not alone) Annie Zaleski

L7, Veruca Salt

The delightful fruits of '90s nostalgia: My favorite women in rock are reuniting Annie Zaleski

Mike Mills

Mike Mills: "As ambivalent as my relationship is to videos, the fact is that R.E.M. and MTV kind of grew up together" Annie Zaleski

Mark Kozelek

My favorite singer is a jerk: A Mark Kozelek super-fan steps down Annie Zaleski

Refused

"Most musicians have nothing to say. They're not very interesting, and they're not very smart": Refused's raw, radical politics return for the Bernie Sanders generation Annie Zaleski

Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus

Lay off Miley Cyrus and Taylor Swift: We're so unfair to women growing up in the public eye Annie Zaleski

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