Featured Celebrities and Cover Stories
The magazine is known to feature celebrities who are recognizable to the public for something other than music (acting, politics, advocacy, etc.) giving them a chance show off their musical side. These celebrities may not often get the opportunity to talk about the enjoyment they get from making music. Celebrities featured and upcoming include:
| Celebrity | Occupation |
|---|---|
| Jeff Daniels | Actor, Dumb and Dumber |
| Lisa Glasberg | Radio Personality for Howard Stern |
| David Pogue | Author, New York Times Columnist |
| Robin Meade | News Anchor, HLN |
| Mitch Albom | Author, The Five People You Meet in Heaven |
| Dave Barry | Author and Columnist, The Miami Herald |
| Montel Williams | Talk Show Host, The Montel Williams Show |
| Michael and Kevin Bacon | Actors |
| Mike Huckabee | Former Arkansas Governor, Presidential Candidate |
| Harry Shearer | Actor and Comedian |
| Ken Follett | Author |
| Dean Fearing | Chef, Food Network |
| John O'Hurley | Actor, Seinfeld |
| Greg Grunberg | Actor, Heroes |
| Lester Holt | News Anchor, NBC |
| Nicole Sullivan | Actress, The King of Queens |
| Bob and Mike Bryan | Professional Tennis Doubles Champions |
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