Pink's Not Dead
Pink looks great today, with her bleached hair slicked back and a
belt buckle that says Kick Ass. She’s more curvy and
womanly these days and speaks with a confidence that’s
reflected on her new record, Try This. Two years ago,
fighting the R&B-diva mold her label had contrived for her,
Pink went multiplatinum with the dance-rock Missundaztood,
on which she collaborated with her then-obscure idol, Linda Perry
of 4 Non Blondes. But after aborting sessions with Perry, Pink, 24,
found a new creative partner in Rancid’s Tim Armstrong, who
cowrote and produced nine tracks on Try This, which
continues her stylistic pastiche of soul, gospel, rock, rap, and
disco. Don’t worry, though: As she admits, lighting up a
Newport, “I’m not that fucking evolved.”
By Kate Sullivan; Spin Staff 11.17.03 4:00 AM
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The Donnas
They're every mother's nightmare, every schoolboy's dream. But
don't call the Donnas punks, and don't mistake them for a gimmick
band. After seven years of honing their chops, they just might be
the coolest band in America
By Kate Sullivan; Spin Staff 07.23.03 3:00 AM
They're every mother's nightmare, every schoolboy's dream. But
don't call the Donnas punks, and don't mistake them for a gimmick
band. After seven years of honing their chops, they just might be
the coolest band in America
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The Punk Pornographers
Meet the goths and punks behind Suicidegirls.com--the
alternative porn site that's got everyone from Courtney Love to Ted
Koppel talking
By Kate Sullivan; Spin Staff 06.24.03 3:00 AM
Meet the goths and punks behind Suicidegirls.com--the
alternative porn site that's got everyone from Courtney Love to Ted
Koppel talking
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