Bonnie Stiernberg is a Managing Editor at InsideHook. She covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including music, movies, fashion, and food and beverages, with a particular interest in figures like Bob Dylan and holiday themes. Bonnie's work has been featured in InsideHook, Newswav, and NewsBreak.
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Jimmy Fallon became the king of late night thanks to his viral segments, but now the entire industry has become a snake eating its own tail
By: Bonnie Stiernberg
Happy (early) birthday, YouTube. To celebrate the site's 20th anniversary, we present: The InsideHook Guide to YouTube , a series of creator profiles, channel recommendations and deep dives about the viral, controversial, unstoppable video-sharing giant.
By: Bonnie Stiernberg
Quincy Jones, whose 70-year career in show business included noteworthy work as a music producer, bandleader, composer, arranger and producer of various films and television shows, has passed away at the age of 91.
By: Bonnie Stiernberg
If you haven't yet watched Peacock's Teacup , which just aired its season finale last week, and you're a horror fan who appreciates Stephen King-esque
By: Bonnie Stiernberg
Welcome to See/Hear , InsideHook's deep dive into the month's most important cultural happenings, pop and otherwise. Every month, we round up the biggest upcoming movie, TV and album releases , ask some cool people to tell us what they've been into lately, make you a playlist we guarantee you'll have on heavy rotation and recommend a classic (or unduly overlooked) piece of pop culture that we think is worth revisiting.
By: Bonnie Stiernberg
It's impossible to look back on the year in music without reflecting on the rise of Chappell Roan. To call an ascent like hers “meteoric” is a bit of a cliche, but how else do you describe someone who went from relative obscurity to a platinum record and nominations in all of the “Big Four” Grammy categories — Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Record of the Year and Best New Artist — in less than a year? She blew up so quickly this summer that Bonnaroo had to upgrade her from a slot playing at one of the smaller tents to their main stage to accommodate the massive crowd she'd draw. At a show the week prior, she broke down on stage, admitting how overwhelming her sudden rise to fame was. “I just want to be honest with the crowd,”
By: Bonnie Stiernberg
It's impossible to look back on the year in music without reflecting on the rise of Chappell Roan. To call an ascent like hers “meteoric” is a bit of a cliche, but how else do you describe someone who went from relative obscurity to a platinum record and nominations in all of the “Big Four” Grammy categories — Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Record of the Year and Best New Artist — in less than a year? She blew up so quickly this summer that Bonnaroo had to upgrade her from a slot playing at one of the smaller tents to their main stage to accommodate the massive crowd she'd draw. At a show the week prior, she broke down on stage, admitting how overwhelming her sudden rise to fame was. “I just want to be honest with the crowd,”
By: Bonnie Stiernberg
Want to get in shape? Maybe, like me, you need to look somewhere other than the gym.
The new year brings a second "Severance" season, the continuation of Ethel Cain's trilogy and more
Whether you're a diehard horror fan, a sci-fi aficionado or someone who prefers more mainstream blockbusters, you've likely noticed a growing number
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