The iconic Tori Amos and her devoted followers do not fit the stereotypical view of women's place in music. But what about the women who just crave a good tune?...
The iconic Tori Amos and her devoted followers do not fit the stereotypical view of women's place in music. But what about the women who just crave a good tune? Louise Allan takes a critical look at US scholar Adrienne Trier-Bienieck's recent book about Amos fans and argues that there are a variety of female music lovers out there doing their own thing who cannot all be categorised by "women's issues"
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As a drama about two women in the spotlight, More4's Nashville has arguably been subject to a few gleeful expectations. Predictably, one of these has been evi...
The potential for conflict in Nashville has been seized on by critics but there is much more to the show than warring women and Southern stereotypes, says Sophie Mayer
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Eli Davies reviews a theatrical portrayal of the first desegregated jazz club in the USA
Café Society opened in 1938, the first jazz club in the USA where peop...
