Emma Madden is a freelance culture writer who has contributed to various publications, including The Daily Progress, Central Virginia Media Group, Pitchfork, Vulture, and more. With a focus on music and digital culture, Emma's writing explores a range of topics, from rock music to celebrity interviews and cultural trends.
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How the Lander sisters made peace with nu-metal and transformed teen angst into "refined" rage
By: Emma Madden
Channeling Deftones, Evanescence and more
By: Emma Madden
Before her debut album, 2000's Whoa, Nelly! , grabbed the world by its talons, Nelly Furtado spent months petitioning radio stations to play her songs, sweetening the deal with a free pizza pie.
This was Buch's first time in LA. While everyone else tuned out the sound of the homeless person on the street, Buch listened distractedly, her eyes bulging.
The New Hollywood icon can always be counted on to bare her soul.
By: Emma Madden
In a 1982 interview , Tennessee Williams said that we must bear witness, spread the word, and show respect to those who endow us with their souls. “I'll
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Can therapy make you feel worse? How much should I pay? We asked the experts to answer your most Googled queries about taking the leap
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I went for a few sessions. Eight years later, I’m still there
By: Emma Madden
In a quiet neighborhood in California's capital, residents have gotten used to the screaming temper tantrums of a two-year-old. “No, Merlin!” they'll
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