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In 1976, an Irish schoolboy nicknamed “Bono” answered a call to join a new band. Ten years later, that band—U2—was a global sensation. As U2’s singer, Bono leveraged his fame to become a voice for activist groups fighting poverty, hunger, and the AIDS epidemic. At the same time, he started a family while pushing U2 to explore new styles of music. Bono’s memoir, Surrender, tells the story of his life and U2’s success, while also discussing Bono’s Christian faith and how his childhood affected who he’d become.

In this guide, we’ll cover U2’s rise to stardom, their period of self-reinvention, and Bono's career as a political activist. We’ll also provide historical context for Bono’s early days, the music industry, and U2’s shifting critical reception. We’ll look at the pros and cons of celebrity activism, as well as how Bono’s thoughts on Christian faith compare with those of contemporary religious writers.

Join Dana Carvey and David Spade on their witty and warm podcast "Fly on the Wall" as they welcome musical maestro Kenny Loggins. Dive deep into the harmonious world of this celebrated singer-songwriter, as he recounts the milestones of his formidable career. From light-hearted banter about studio quirks to profound admiration for Loggins' timeless appeal, this episode is an intricate tapestry of tunes and tales.

Explore the rhythm of Kenny's rise to fame, from intimate college gigs to center stage with rock 'n' roll royalty. Relive the cinematic anthems that cemented his place in soundtrack history, and get a sneak peek into the legal battles fought behind the scenes. With Carvey's sharp humor and Spade's dry wit, Loggins opens up about his songwriting sorcery, historic collaborations, and the delicate dance of fame and personal growth. Step into a soulful session that harmonizes laughter with legacy and celebrates the undying resonance of Kenny Loggins' music.

In 1976, an Irish schoolboy nicknamed “Bono” answered a call to join a new band. Ten years later, that band—U2—was a global sensation. As U2’s singer, Bono leveraged his fame to become a voice for activist groups fighting poverty, hunger, and the AIDS epidemic. At the same time, he started a family while pushing U2 to explore new styles of music. Bono’s memoir, Surrender, tells the story of his life and U2’s success, while also discussing Bono’s Christian faith and how his childhood affected who he’d become.

In this guide, we’ll cover U2’s rise to stardom, their period of self-reinvention, and Bono's career as a political activist. We’ll also provide historical context for Bono’s early days, the music industry, and U2’s shifting critical reception. We’ll look at the pros and cons of celebrity activism, as well as how Bono’s thoughts on Christian faith compare with those of contemporary religious writers.

In "Wiser Than Me with Julia Louis-Dreyfus," your eponymous host Julia welcomes guest icon, Darlene Love, to explore the relationship between personal tumult and professional triumph. Their conversation travels through Love's compelling career trajectory, from secretive gospel origins to a sterling solo showbiz run. Storied interactions with musical giants and enduring personal struggles are shared with honesty and insight.

Peeling back the show's spotlight reveals fascinating and nuanced dialogue that Julia expertly navigates, highlighting poignant moments. Sprinkled with engaging advertisements that complement the profound narratives, this podcast episode is a striking reflection on the evolution of the entertainment industry. Immerse yourself in the compelling blend of Louis-Dreyfus 's insightful interactions and Love's compelling journey in the transformative space of "Wiser Than Me."

My Name Is Barbra is the 1,000-page autobiography of Barbra Streisand, perhaps one of the most successful and well-rounded performers in history. As a testament to her career, Streisand is an EGOT winner (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony awards), a feat that only 24 people have achieved.

This guide will take you through Streisand’s remarkable life, as told by Streisand herself. We’ll examine her personal life—how she was raised, how she describes herself, and her various romantic relationships. Then we’ll explore her extensive career. Finally, we’ll discuss her legacy: her philanthropic work and what she hopes to leave behind after she passes away.

Our commentary will provide some background information about the entertainment industry and the people Streisand discusses. We’ll also examine some of the psychology behind Streisand’s drive to perform and escape from reality. Finally, we’ll discuss what other prominent figures—such as composer Paul Wiliams—have said about Streisand and her work.

In Spare, Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, explains why he made the extraordinary decision to leave the United Kingdom and the Royal Family, instead choosing to live in California with his wife, Meghan Markle. He provides a brutally honest look into the life of an English prince, particularly the struggles that come from being a younger son—not the heir-apparent, but merely a “spare.”

Harry talks frankly about his often difficult relationships with his family, his struggles with mental illness, and the seemingly endless harassment he suffers from the press and paparazzi. However, he also shares the high points of his life: His time in the military, his philanthropic work, and his marriage. In this guide, we’ll explore these major themes of the memoir. Our commentary will provide background information on the history of the Royal Family and insight into the monarchy’s response to the book’s publication. We’ll also compare Harry’s experiences to those of other royals, both his own family members and people throughout history.