Carrie Borzillo

Carrie Borzillo is an American journalist and author who has written extensively on the music and entertainment industries. Born on June 20, 1970, she has authored three books focusing on aspects of the entertainment world and one advice book. Her journalistic career includes dispensing love and sex advice under the moniker "Dr. Love" for Gene Simmons' magazine, Tongue, and contributing advice to SuicideGirls.com through her column "Miss Truth Hurts." Borzillo has been recognized for her contributions to music journalism, receiving accolades such as being named one of the 100 Most Influential Californians in the Music Industry by Bam magazine in 1998 and winning Best Music Journalist at the National Association of Record Industry Professionals' Best in the Biz Awards in 2009. Her bibliography includes works detailing the history and lives of prominent music figures and bands.

Carrie Borzillo has carved out a niche in journalism through her work in the music and entertainment sectors. She has provided advice on relationships and sexuality, notably as "Dr. Love" for Gene Simmons' publication, Tongue. Additionally, she penned the advice column "Miss Truth Hurts" for SuicideGirls.com, offering guidance on similar topics. Her writing demonstrates an engagement with popular culture and the personal lives of those within the entertainment sphere.

As an author, Borzillo has focused on chronicling the entertainment industry. Her published works include detailed accounts of influential bands and artists. She has authored books such as 'Cherry Bomb' and provided significant contributions to works like 'Nobody Likes You: Inside the Turbulent Life, Times and Music of Green Day' and 'Bowie: A Biography,' both of which were authored by Marc Spitz. Her bibliography also features titles like 'Eyewitness Nirvana: The Day-by-Day Chronicle,' 'Nirvana: The Day-to-Day Illustrated Journals,' and 'Kurt Cobain: The Nirvana Years,' indicating a deep dive into the history and figures of the music world, particularly Nirvana.