Elysa Gardner

The larger focus of 'Indecent,' and it couldn't be a timelier one, is the plight of the outsider or other, of anyone whose identity can be twisted into an easy target under tough circumstances.

Not since Alanis has pop seen as seductively angsty an ingenue as Natalie Imbruglia

The band's controversial radio hit has helped their debut album ''Yourself or Someone Like You'' onto the charts

Is America ready for the gender-bending punk-folkie?

Not since Alanis has pop seen as seductively angsty an ingenue as Natalie Imbruglia

The band's controversial radio hit has helped their debut album ''Yourself or Someone Like You'' onto the charts

Is America ready for the gender-bending punk-folkie?

Singer-songwriter Me'Shell Ndegeocello's second album strikes a hopeful tone

Larry McMurty and a partner capture a gangster

We talk with this musician about his new album ''Girlfriend''

The singer isn't afraid to reveal herself in her songs