Alex Henderson

Alex V. Henderson is a veteran journalist who covers political, social, business and financial topics as well as arts and entertainment. His work has appeared in Billboard, Spin, The L.A. Weekly, AlterNet, JazzTimes, Jazziz, XBIZ, Creem, HITS, Black Radio Exclusive (BRE),  Skin Two, CD Review, Players, Latin Style, Pulse!, Music Connection, All About Jazz, the R&B Report, Black Beat, Cash Box and a long list of other well known publications. He has contributed several thousand CD reviews to The All Music Guide's popular website and serious of reference books (including AMG's rock, blues, R&B, country, electronica and hip-hop guides) and is the publisher of SexandPolitics.org.

Alex has written numerous liner notes, bios and press releases for many well known record companies, including Verve, Concord, MCA/Universal, Island, GNP Crescendo, Chesky, Delicious Vinyl, TSR,  Rhino, Priority, Del-Fi and Challenge.
 
 
 
Contact Information for articles, features, liner notes, bios, press releases or content:
 
Alex Henderson
e-mail: vixenatrixx@aol.com

 Recently Published:

The Murder of Giovanni Falcone: 20 Years Later   (May 2012)

20 of the Top Religious Right Hypocrites of all Time           

(May 2012)

5 Countries That Do It Better: How Sexual Prudery Makes America a Less Healthy and Happy Place (April 2012)

BDSM With a Heart: Dominatrix January Seraph Raises Money for Cancer-Stricken Friend      

(April 2012)

The Bible Belt's Love Affair With (Gay and Straight) Porn                 

(March 2012)

"American Ecstasy": New Barbara Nitke Photo Book Remembers 1980 Erotica

(February 2012)

Fear of Foreign Languages: Why Are Some Americans So Proudly Monolingual? (February 2012)

At 92, veteran saxophonist Hal Singer fondly remembers his associations with Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday and other jazz legends (January 2012)

Rise of the Dominatrix: How to Make $300 an Hour Doing Sex Work..... Without Having Sex (December 2011)

Fighting the Culture Wars With Hate, Violence and Even Bullets: Meet the Most Extreme of the Radical Christianists

(June 2011)