As a new Netflix documentary about the Britpop era is filmed, of course they have to interview the person who has witnessed it all. Being the sister of the most infamous brothers of the era and the love interest of their biggest rival must have been...
I'm crazy busy right now and don't really get to write in my free time that lot, but I didn't want to get into hiding for another 9 or so months, so here we go, a bit in-between exposition. Next chapter is either going to be Damon returning from tour or Noels POV, haven't decided yet. Hopefully I'll get it out before the year is over, I'm really trying. And since I like writing press articles (probably because that's kinda what I do anyway) and I looove thinking about fan reactions, here we go. It's not much but I hope you enjoy it anyway.
Love you all and thank you for your support. I might've cried about some of your sweet messages from the last chapter. You are truly amazing.
Lots of love,
Sally, x.
12 Dec 2014
Claire Gallagher drops intended lawsuit against Rolling Stone
Music Producer Claire Gallagher (46), has officially dropped the intended defamation lawsuit against Rolling Stone magazine and journalist David Cramer. The lawsuit stemmed from a controversial article published in the magazine earlier this year, which was framed as an interview with her estranged brother Noel Gallagher (47) to promote his latest single. Gallaghers lawyers claim that the piece instead largely focused on Claire, rehashing old scandals, rumored affairs with prominent musicians, and details of her private life.
Gallagher's legal team confirmed that a settlement with RollingStone is going to be discussed out of court, with terms undisclosed. Claire Gallagher has declined to make any personal public statement. Cramer and Rolling Stone have also not released any comments.
The lawsuit had drawn widespread attention, especially in light of Gallagher's high-profile contributions to the music industry and her controversial public persona. Claire Gallagher has risen to fame in the wake of the Britpop movement, first as a part of the team around her brothers' band Oasis and then as a music producers for some of the most successful albums of the late 1990s and early 2000s. Since she won a Brit Award for Best Producer last year for her work on the Arctic Monkeys Album AM, she holds the record for the most awards ever won by a music producer.
As Gallaghers lawyers have announced of now, no further legal action is anticipated.
17 Dec 2014
First Trailer for Netflix's Britpop Documentary Drops, Spotlighting Gallagher Siblings and Oasis vs. Blur Feud
The first trailer for Netflix's highly anticipated Britpop: The Soundtrack of a Generation has been released yesterday on YouTube and has given fans a first glimpse into the highly anticipated documentary. The ten-part series promises an in-depth look at the movement's beginning, the social circumstances at the time and an exploration of its most controversial figures and scandals.
Featuring a mash-up of Oasis' "Supersonic" and Blurs "Song 2", the trailer shows interviews with musicians like Alex James, Graham Coxon, Miki Berenyi and Tim Burgess and industry greats like Alan McGee. The documentary has been announced as a way to explore the human stories behind the Britpop phenomenon. But it is the presence of the three Gallagher siblings - Liam, Noel and Claire - that strikes as the most remarkable feature of the two minute trailer.
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