Author: Cheryl Herman

Dan Corbin’s new book, Kiss of the Art Gods, is a memoir of the figurative artist’s life and includes his associations with models and years of struggle.   Although Elton is among his collectors, Dan tells...

Barrie Wentzell was the chief photographer of England’s renowned music publication, Melody Maker, from 1965-1975, one of the most important decades in the history of popular music and the peak of the British Invasion. He...

Next year, The House of Nutter: The Rebel Tailor of Savile Row is to be published. Author Lance Richardson tells EJW that despite the title, this is actually about two people: Tommy Nutter and his brother, David Nutter. The...

Earlier this summer, Elton announced that ten of his recordings would be reissued. These are Tumbleweed Connection; Honky Chateau; Don’t Shoot Me I’m Only The Piano Player; Caribou; Rock of the Westies; The Big...

In 1965, Geoff Frost and John Wood founded a recording studio in London called Sound Techniques. The pair also built a total of 14 Sound Techniques consoles. These were used by their own studio, as well as at Sunset...

Danny Israel is an artist, writer and dancer whose art has been purchased by the likes of Sir Elton and the V&A. He spoke with Eltonjohnworld.com about this, among other topics.   EJW: What sort of piece did the V&A...

In 2018, the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis plans an exhibit that will focus on letters Ryan White received after his story was told in a TV movie and by the boy himself, on the Phil Donahue show.   These...

Kenneth D. King has an image of Elton, accompanied by Sting, on the home page of his Web site. In it, the former Reg Dwight is wearing one of the couture designer’s hats. This was just one of King’s many...