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Ohhh…. Errol: Author Patricia A. O’Brien on the shenanigans of Hollywood A-lister Errol Flynn
Errol Flynn: A Life and Career by Patricia A. O’Brien (author, pictured above) offers a fresh, deeply researched portrait of the actor, moving beyond his swashbuckling…
An interview with Belinda Carlisle: new shows added to her 2027 tour of Oz
Belinda Carlisle has been making music since the early 1980s – first with pop outfit The Go-Gos, and irregularly as a solo artist since the release…
Never Was a Cornflake Girl: a classic Cream interview with Tori Amos, new album out May 1st
This year, Tori Amos will release a new album In Times of Dragons out on May 1st – and she has just announced a global…
Marcia! Marcia! Marcia! An interview with Marcia Hines from the Cream vault
Marcia Hines is still one of the key judges on Australian Idol, now in its eleventh season. Cream cracks open the vault to retrieve an interview…
Stilll Wilde about the girl: an interview with Eighties pop icon Kim Wilde – touring Australia this November
Touring Australia in November with Howard Jones…
Really saying something: 50 Fabulous Quotes about Women by Women on International Women’s Day
This weekend, Cream looks back at some of the damn-right brilliant things many of our favourite women have had to say about women and, well, just…
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6 Things We Love About Amanda Seyfried… 7, Actually
Having recently seen actress Amanda Seyfried on the big screen in The Housemaid, and then seeing her for the first time on DVD only last night…
From the Vault: Boy George on bisexuality, butch versus tenderness, and the difficult side of drag
Boy George has a new album out called SE18. With its cover art emblazoned in red, green and gold motifs, you can expect to hear a…
In the company of muses and gods: an interview with rock poet Patti Smith from the Cream archives
Patti Smith is famous for fusing rock’n’roll with awesome poetry, most notably on her seminal LP Horses. In this interview, Smith talks about surviving the heady…
Steve Kilbey of The Church says he prefers to be wired for sound but he’s not too keen on this thing called ‘electromagnetic pollution’ (apparently you can get it from an iPhone!)
Formed in Sydney in 1980, The Church are one of Australia’s most enduring and influential alternative rock bands, known for their lush, atmospheric soundscapes and poetic…
From the Vault: an interview with Suede frontman Brett Anderson, new album ‘Antidepressants’ out now
Suede had a massive impact on the music scene back in the early 1990s: a time when Britpop ruled the roost and beneath it a bunch…
