Chris Robinson of The Black Crowes recently discussed their iconic 1990 track “She Talks to Angels” during a session with Genius, reflecting on its creation and the inspiration behind its central character. The song, from their debut album Shake Your Money Maker, remains a cornerstone of their legacy. Fresh off their second consecutive Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nomination and a Grammy nod for Best Rock Album, Robinson shared insights into the song’s origins and the band’s creative process. Produced by Jay Joyce, their latest album A Pound Of Feathers represents a bold evolution of their signature blues, soul, and rock sound. The record, crafted in just eight to ten days, blends spontaneity with a deep connection to their roots. Robinson emphasized the band’s intuitive approach, noting how the album’s energy stemmed from their earlier work with the Happiness Bastards project. “We experimented more, wrote on instinct, and let the moment guide us,” he said, praising the collaborative spirit that defined the recording. Rich Robinson, the band’s co-founder, added that the album felt like a “transformative” chapter, capturing the raw intensity of their live performances while staying true to their musical essence. The project, entirely written by the brothers, balances the weightless beauty of tracks like “Pharmacy Chronicles” with the heavier, more introspective tones of songs like “Doomsday Doggerel.” This duality reflects their enduring ability to merge emotional depth with dynamic, hard-hitting rhythms. The album’s tracklist includes standout cuts such as “Profane Prophecy,” “Cruel Streak,” and “Blood Red Regrets,” each showcasing the band’s fearless creativity and technical mastery.#chris_robinson #the_black_crows #jay_joyce #brave_words_records #happiness_bastards
Kate Hudson and Son Ryder Attend 2026 Oscars with Family Kate Hudson, 46, made an appearance at the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscars party with her family, including her 22-year-old son Ryder. The actress, nominated for Best Actress for her role in Song Sung Blue, walked the red carpet alongside her son, who wore a black suit and silk tie. Hudson opted for a black sparkly dress with a cutout revealing her abs, as she posed with Ryder before entering the event. Ryder, who is also the son of musician Chris Robinson, shared his admiration for his mother during a red carpet interview. He told Entertainment Tonight that he was proud to support her, calling her achievements “a beautiful thing.” He added, “I’ve seen my mom close up more than anybody… put in more work and more dedication and more time than I’ve ever seen in my life.” Hudson is the mother of three children: sons Ryder and Bingham, 14, and daughter Rani, 7. She shares Ryder with ex-husband Chris Robinson, Bingham with ex-husband Matt Belamy, and Rani with fiancé Danny Fujikawa. The family was present at the event to show their support for Hudson, who has been recognized for her career in Hollywood. Ryder’s father, Chris Robinson, the lead singer of The Black Crowes, previously spoke about his son’s aspirations. Robinson told PEOPLE that Ryder, who is set to graduate from NYU in May, is considering a career in acting but also has a passion for music. “He’s a very, very good singer and a really good guitar player,” Robinson said. “I just couldn’t be more proud of him.” The event highlighted Hudson’s continued presence in the entertainment industry, as well as the support of her family. Her appearance at the Oscars underscored her status as a celebrated actress while also showcasing the personal side of her life.#kate_hudson #chris_robinson #ryder_hudson #the_black_crows #vanity_fair_oscars_party
