Everybody's Got One: The Home of Tim Grierson

For  Screen International , I wrote about three movies that came out this year that examined the behind-the-scenes drama that led to monumen...

Another larger-than-usual episode, in which we review four new movies. We disagree about  Frankenstein , dive into  Springsteen: Deliver Me ...

How did Bruce Springsteen make his risky, groundbreaking 1982 album  Nebraska ?  Deliver Me From Nowhere  dives into this pivotal period in ...

Bruce Springsteen and Patti Smith should have written more songs together.

Recently, Spotify changed its layout, allowing you to see the play counts of every song on every album. For InsideHook , I checked out a bun...

For MEL , I did a deep dive into songs about the workingman, including a certain classic by Mr. Merle Haggard. It's an interesting su...

On this week's episode, we mourn Where'd You Go, Bernadette and say some nice things about Blinded by the Light . And then I mos...

Bruce Springsteen songs are marshaled to help tell the story of a young British-Pakistani man who feels lost in his nowhere town. Blinded...

Springsteen on Broadway comes to Netflix on Sunday. For MEL , I reviewed this fairly fabulous, candid performance.

Happy Labor Day weekend. How about we play a song about actual work?

Bruce Springsteen's cover of "Dream Baby Dream," which appeared on his 2014 album High Hopes , is having a moment. Alan Vega, ...

For this week's Playboy column, I wrote about Bruce Springsteen's new album High Hopes . But more specifically, I got into my is...

If it's playing in your town, you should see Rust and Bone , the fine new film from French director Jacques Audiard, who previously made...

My beloved KEXP is celebrating its 40th anniversary by asking its listeners to pick their Top 20 albums of the last 40 years . In other ...

I interviewed Mastodon drummer Brann Dailor for Revolver . We discussed their upcoming record, whether it's a concept album, and how Bru...

If you want proof that I'm not one of those critics who hates everything that comes his way, check out my latest Consumables column , wh...

The Boss is back with his new album, Magic . In honor of the occasion, I look back at Springsteen's greatest non-hits for VH1 .

Icky Thump is easily the band's loudest record. It's also one of their best. Elsewhere in Consumables , I take on Wilco, Bruce Sprin...

While I respect Springsteen's post-9/11 work, it's been hard for me to love it as much as Tunnel of Love or Born in the U.S.A. His ...

Bruce Springsteen is such an instutition -- more icon now than man -- that it's hard for a reviewer to judge anything beyond the mystiqu...