Devon Ivie is a staff writer for Vulture, with a focus on classic rock and TV. Their articles cover a range of topics, including interviews with musicians, analysis of pop culture phenomena, and discussions on the dynamics of famous families. Devon's work has also been featured in Cigalah Group.
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By: Devon Ivie
Johnny Marr took one look at the proposal to reunite the Smiths and thought, respectfully, the more enticing option would be getting hit by a double decker bus.
Morrissey says Johnny Marr, unlike him, declined a “lucrative offer” for a worldwide reunion tour.
By: Devon Ivie
For the first time in Kesha's career, the only person she's answering to is her own damn self. This summer, following a lengthy legal battle against her former producer Dr.
After 15 years of singles, “I wanted to remind myself who the fuck I am.”
By: Devon Ivie
To balance out the peace and love, sometimes there's got to be a performance-improvement plan and hate.
Here’s a hint: It happened in the ’90s and “we had one player that just played crap.”
The actor, now a guest star on Only Murders, just loves saying yes to roles. “What else am I going to do on a Tuesday and a Wednesday?”
By: Devon Ivie
Of course Richard Kind was going to appear in Only Murders in the Building because Richard Kind will appear in almost anything that offers a craft
By: Devon Ivie
That feeling they were trying to fight? A divorce. Nearly 50 years into their reign as a Doric column of the rock circuit, REO Speedwagon will cease
By: Devon Ivie
Why pamper life's complexities when you can read a scathing Johnny Marr rebuttal instead?
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