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Genesis PublicationsA new photo book is celebrating the legendary career of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.  CSN&Y: Love the One You’re With features over 800 photographs, as well as writings from over 20 contributors, recounting the history of the band — David Crosby, Stephen Stills, Graham Nash and Neil Young — and their cultural impact. The book, with introduction by Nash and Stills, features photos from photographer Henry Diltz’s CSN&Y archive, marking the first time his photos have been presented in such a format and in this quantity. Says Diltz, “I have known these ...

A weeklong Mississippi River cruise on the American Queen wandered through the muddy waters between New Orleans and Memphis.

Keeping The Blues Alive RecordsDion will release the new album Girl Friends on March 8, which has him collaborating with a lineup of female performers, including Carleen Carter, Maggie Rose, Rory Block, Shemekia Copeland and Debbie Davis. He also teams up with guitarist Susan Tedeschi on the just-released second single from the album, “Soul Force.” It follows the previously released tune "An American Hero," featuring Carter. You can listen to “Soul Force” now via digital outlets and watch the video on YouTube.  “I wanted the best music possible. So, I wrote ...

Geffen RecordsLots of folks were happy to see The Rolling Stones return this year with their new album, Hackney Diamonds, but Blur's Damon Albarn was not one of them. Speaking to France's Les Inrockuptibles magazine, Albarn seemed particularly upset about the band’s use of London’s Hackney district in promoting the project.  “That really irritated me. Because my family lives in Hackney and the way they showed up in the Hackney Empire theater freaked me out,” he says. “They never did anything at Hackney, they didn't play there, they didn't contribute anything. They just showed...

Will Ferrell is ready to have a woman in the White House. The Barbie actor took the stage at The Hollywood Reporter's annual Women in Entertainment gala on Thursday (December 7th) and said, "Isn't it just time for women to run the planet?" Ferrell commented on how men just haven't been cutting the mustard. "I'm not just trying to placate you, I swear, but I don't know what else to do because we — men — we've been running the show since, what, 10,000 B.C., and we're not doing so good," he said. "So, please, can you guys ...