From Happy Girlfriend to happy wanderer, songwriter Colleen Power was given the chance of a lifetime to see new places and write new songs for a new TV show

In 2010, Russell Bowers contributed to a book of essays about the King of Pop, Michael Jackson. Edited by Lorette C. Luzajic, the book chronicles the diversity of meanings attributed to Jackson. The sheer variety of implications and interpretations comes from writers both famous and unknown. Anyone curious about the Jackson phenomenon, and his complex impact will enjoy this unique tribute. Russell was joined in the anthology by Chris Hedges, Timothy Gabriele, Rohin Guha, Chris Hedges, Obiwu, Reuben Jackson, Dr. Pamela D. Reed, and more

Music legend, Gary Brooker has died at age 76. The vocalist and piano player was the frontman for Procol Harum.

On January 21, the music world lost one of the greatest voices in Rock ‘n’ Roll. Meat Loaf died at age 74. His teaming with songwriter Jim Steinman, produced one of the best-selling albums of all-time, “Bat Out Of Hell,” which launched Meat Loaf into the stratosphere of pop acts. In 2019, Russell interviewed Meat Loaf and in a very revealing interview, he spoke about his approach to music, performing, and how he mentored some of his biggest contemporaries.

Russell Bowers speaks with the co-star of the new CBC comedy, “Son of a Critch.” The veteran actor reveals his secret pact with director, Stanley Kubrick, his battle with Paramount over Star Trek, and who his real-life hero is.