Rhythm is both the song’s manacle and its demonic charge. It is the original breath. It is the whisper of unremitting demand. ‘What do you still want of me?’ said the singer. ‘What do you think you ...

Ian McShane on April 20, 2017 in Los Angeles, California. CREDIT: Getty/Photo by Michael Kovac/Getty Images for Starz Ian McShane has shared the story of how he “smoked a large spliff” with music ...

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Grace Jones’ biggest song came in 1985, with Slave To The Rhythm, originally intended as a release by Frankie Goes To Hollywood. Grace Jones’ influence on pop and performance is as significant as ...

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A number of Grace Jones album covers have disappeared from streaming services. The iconic Jean-Paul Goude–made artwork for Nightclubbing (1981), Living My Life (1982), Slave to the Rhythm (1985), and ...

Grace Jones dominated the 1980s thanks to her androgynous style and vocal prowess that brought us hits like Private Life and Slave to the Rhythm. However, since her heyday, Grace hasn't occupied the ...