MUSIC JOURNALISM

Just the other day I picked up a copy of "Clash" magazine, a relativeally new addition into the music journalism world. The main cover featured the band "The Kooks", and I thought to myself "Ha, like the Bowie song". Turns out, they were named after the Bowie song afterall.

A retro look at the the music events, groups, singers and goings-on of 1965

Descriptive Overview Of The Stars We Lost In 2009

If you've ever wanted to see an article you've written appear in a magazine or a newspaper, but you don't have any experience in journalism, fear not: Having a journalism degree isn't a hard-and-fast requirement.

A new study by University of Missouri professors finds that sexual imagery is prevalent in music videos.

Throughout film history, we have seen many movies covering music. here is the best 15 of these films, ranging from comedies to biographies, the dark to the light- and all music in between.

This is an article about the many areas and avenues in the internet that you can use for advertising

Graduating as a Journalism major from Eastern Michigan University, I felt adequately prepared to enter the world of professional writing. But the effects of a recession and the transition to online news made job searching even more difficult than usual.

In The Music of What Happens, Helen Vendler reviews several poets and their poems.

An article about the late great Dr. Hunter S. Thompson. My views on his trademark style of "Gonzo" journalism, as well as my views on the sixties and how Hunter Thompson changed the face of journalism and other forms of writing forever.

Recently, I was looking through Yahoo Answers to see if there was anything interesting going on. I noticed a question about getting journalism experience while in high school.

A look at the history of journalism.

How photo and video journalism can change the way that we perceive the war on terrorism

At the Drive-In's Music Video: "Invalid Litter Dept.," strong visual images are used that detail facts of the Juarez controversy.

Emily Gould is the 26-year-old former co-editor of Gawker.com who has made a name for herself with her blog "Emily Magazine." Praised and condemned for her openness and focus on the personal, Gould has also been accused of irresponsible journalism...

I don't see urgency in today's music. I don't see the movement; from the musicians or the audience. Something, someday, will wake us all up, and when that happens, here are some of the names in music that people will find.

I don't know about most musicians, but I am steadily building my music career online. I don't want to do any two-bit gigs, and tour all over creation. When the time comes that I get my fifteen minutes, I'd rather

Personally; I'd like to thank Don Imus, for opening up the door to discussions about race that haven't occurred in this country for quite some time, particularly about sexism and how we've portrayed young African-American women in the media.