Kurt Loder is an American film critic and author renowned for his insightful commentary. He previously served as editor at Rolling Stone, a period widely regarded as highly influential. Loder has contributed to numerous prominent publications, exploring diverse topics with a distinctive voice. He is particularly recognized for his extensive work with MTV News, where his sharp analyses became a staple of television specials.
A former Rolling Stone writer and MTV host embarks on a journey that builds upon the legacy of Roger Ebert, exploring contemporary film criticism with a fresh perspective. The book delves into the evolution of cinema in the new millennium, offering insights and reflections that resonate with both film enthusiasts and casual viewers. Through engaging commentary, it captures the changing landscape of movies and the cultural significance they hold today.
Ike and Tina Turner were one of the rock sensations of the Sixties. Then Tina made a solo comeback and is now one of the top female performers on the pop scene. This book tells the story that lies behind her success, from her first taste of stardom and the brutality which forced her to leave Ike and the act, through the years of obscurity to her return to prominence with her bestselling, award-winning album, Private Dancer.