Top Five Documentaries About Pop Artists
Here are the top five documentaries (in my opinion) that lead us into the lives of the stars we love.
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Here are the top five documentaries (in my opinion) that lead us into the lives of the stars we love.
According to The Sun , the hitmaker, 26, is hoping to turn the footage into a documentary, so her fans get a look into her lifestyle.
Honest: Lady Gaga opens up about her sexual abuse Credit: Apple TV The line between feeling okay and wanting to cut yourself, says Lady Gaga, is a very narrow one. In fact, even though she says she’s not sure how to articulate her point, lest she inadvertently make it seem like something to try, she admits it’s something she’s done to herself relatively recently. “All it takes is getting triggered once to feel bad,” she says. “And when I say feel bad, I mean want to cut, think about dying, wondering if I’m ever gonna do it.”
Elvis Presley: The Searcher This was a pretty good riposte to everyone like me who had written Elvis off as more of a follower, than a leader. The white guy who finds success playing Black music is a cliché of the American entertainment industry. In an era in which the airwaves were effectively segregated and the blues and soul of the Black communities could never be heard on the, err, “mainstream” radio stations, Elvis was indeed a breakout artist who benefited enormously from his love and knowledge of the blues. But to blame him for profiting from others music is unfair, as this pre...
May 5, 2021 It’s easy to believe the false promises of drivenness: do more, be more, accumulate more . . . and then you can be happy. We often fall for the trick, believing that the next (and bigger) house or car or achievement will solve our inner problems. We all fall into the temptation of substituting something else for real acceptance. Look pretty. Make the grade. Get the job. Be better. Write a book. Do well. Get a sculpted body. Make more money. Get the house. Own the mountain cabin. Shop more. Find romance. But underneath those accomplishments are deeper needs, deeper questions.