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You would think Peter Buffett, 52, would be upset over not inheriting his father's billions (Warren Buffett pledged to give most of his fortune away to charity), but Peter actually views it as a positive move. He believes that because he knows there is no billion-dollar inheritance waiting for him, it has actually driven him to make something of himself — a musician with an Emmy on his belt who Read more
You know him as one of the world’s most popular and acclaimed songwriters, musicians, and performers, but this rock icon also has a penchant for drawing. While traveling on tour between 1989 and 1992, the artist created a collection of drawings of his encounters and observations, including landscapes, still-lifes, nudes, and street scenes, which were later exhibited in Germany and London. Can Read more
This babe is way beyond shakin' a rattle. He's got some heavy metal drum skills to put into practice. I just hope that when his hair grows out, he doesn't opt for the heinous American Hair Metal look and that he also refrains from falling into a self-destructive eyeliner addiction. Read more
This past week I've been bringing you BuzzSugar Gift Guides for all of the pop-culture junkies on your list, from movie fans and music snobs to TV addicts and musicians. Just in case you missed one, you can click on the links below for some last-minute gift ideas; there are still five more days to shop! The TV Addict The Film Geek The Music Snob To see the rest, read more Read more
You might know Milla Jovovich as a model and actress, but her talents don't end there; she's a singer and musician, too. Last night, at a Chopard and L'Oréal Paris bash, Milla shared a bit about her new synth-pop single, "Electric Sky," which she debuted at the Life Ball in Vienna. "It's really exciting," she said of her forthcoming EP. "It was me and my two closest friends. We just did it in Read more
Justin Timberlake took a spin around LA yesterday in his vintage Pontiac GTO. He's been kicking it on the West Coast since launching his latest business venture, HomeMint, at an event in NYC earlier this month. Justin's been focusing on projects outside the studio in recent years, but according to new reports, he's ready to return to music. Justin's reportedly composing the Devil and the Deep Read more
I was lucky enough to take a class taught by Manhattan-based yoga teacher Kristin McGee right here in San Francisco! Although one busy lady, Kristin traveled across the country to teach Vinyasa Vibes (a new offering at The Sports Club/LA), a flow-based, powerful yoga sequence enhanced by music. The most musical part of the practice? During Savasana, the class culminated in a live sax solo by Read more
Another season of Saturday Night Live has come to a close, with Mick Jagger hosting to help the show go out with a bang. There were so many high-profile actors, musicians, and even athletes who made funny moves on the SNL set this year. Channing Tatum and Zooey Deschanel each hosted for the first time, while former cast members like Jimmy Fallon, Maya Rudolph, and Will Ferrell all made triumphant Read more
The MPMan was short-lived, but the first MP3 player mass-marketed in the US paved the way for the portable media player revolution. Now that we've gotten to know Kane Kramer, who developed the first MP3 player, and Nathan Schulhof, who created a precursor to iPod and iTunes, it's time to take a look at the history surrounding the MPMan. Korean electronics company Saehan created and distributed Read more
Recently, I found myself with the prospect of being in Boulder, CO, for a long weekend. It was an opportunity that I seized faster than a dog would take leftovers. Aside from being home to the University of Colorado's flagship college campus, Boulder's also known for its food-centric, health-focused, and highly educated population — last year, it was even named America's Foodiest Town by Bon Read more
