NEW YORK, Nov. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- THE WHO, one of the world's greatest and most dynamic rock and roll bands, will perform in the BRIDGESTONE SUPER BOWL XLIV HALFTIME SHOW on CBS Sports at Dolphin Stadium in South Florida on Sunday, February 7, the NFL announced today durin...
If you've spent the week following every change of direction in the political winds about the likely outcome of the forthcoming UN climate summit, you'll have seen more twisting than the average Chubby Checker song. Extending borrowing from the arts and entertainment world: "To bind or not to bind" has been the week's big question - but seeing as we've discussed this elsewhere, I'll put it...
Slept in to about 11:30 this morning… good grief! Rainy day is good for snoozles. More Rain and gloomy skies makes things lovely outside, at least to my eyes. Random awesome sign - Spent the evening at the Nailles, more Jungle Speed! 1 year ago – Friday night date night, JJ Abrams losing streak with me and BHK, google’s life photos, misc thoughts, half-life for less than a buck 2...
If you've spent the week following every change of direction in the political winds about the likely outcome of the forthcoming UN climate summit, you'll have seen more twisting than the average Chubby Checker song. Extending borrowing from the arts and entertainment world: "To bind or not to bind" has been the week's big question - but seeing as we've discussed this elsewhere , I'll put...
Those are the latest Angus Reid numbers. It continues the trend of the grits dropping and the Tories stabilizing at near majority levels. Wonder if ex pollster republican donolo wishes he kept his old job. It's now been more than 2 months that we see this pattern. I suspect that there will be no federal election for at least another 9-12 months. No wonder McKenna and his friends are calling us names....
The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Wednesday shows that just 26% of the nation's voters Strongly Approve of the way that Barack Obama is performing his role as President.
Or was she already thirteen? 24 years ago, Vanessa Chantal Paradis recorded her first 45 tours, a post-La Boum ten-candy-bars nostalgia piece with nods to Chubby Checker, Little Richard and Gene Vincent, boogie piano and doo-wop chorus. The mastermind behind it was Jean-Louis Bergerin who’s still active in lots of nuits de rock’n’roll, but probably too modest to mention his association...
Last month we learned what artworks the Obamas had chosen for the family quarters of the White House and the West and East Wing offices. One of the pictures that caught everybody's attention was Watusi (Hard Edge) by Alma Thomas, a lesser known Washington, D.C. area artist who died in 1978. But now [...]
Such is the impact of the albums that Dreamboats & Petticoats has been transformed into a smash-hit West End musical starring TV heartthrob Ben Freeman, soap siren Jennifer Biddal and X Factor finalist Scott Bruton, receiving standing ovations every night at London's Savoy Theatre. The second regional tour is also well under way, filling venues across the country.
…..because it looks like the authorities are busy handing out ‘Get Out Of Jail Free’ cards to child abusers, in recent weeks. The background on this story is so familiar that I think we could all recite it from memory. Mother of baby finds new penis. Penis (allegedly) attacks baby. Baby dies. This child had multiple [...]
At least that's what you might infer from A.G. Sulzberger's piece in the New York Times. It basically boils down to this -- root for the Yankees, and you're rooting for the team whose fans look down upon your team, whose team tries to buy a pennant all the time, whose fans are Cinderella's wicked stepsisters. You'd be selling out, giving in, succumbing, even if you're going to take the side of the...
Less than a year after joining Penguin Press as a nonfiction editor, Nick Trautwein is leaving to become a senior editor at The New Yorker . According to the NY Observer , Trautwein will replace Emily Eakin --despite a hiring freeze at Condé Nast. As we noted yesterday, the literary magazine also hired a managing editor this year as well. New Yorker editor David Remnick had this emailed statement,...
Singer Al Martino, who played the Frank Sinatra-type role of Johnny Fontane in "The Godfather" and recorded hits including "Spanish Eyes" and the Italian ballad "Volare" in a 50-year musical career, has died.
Singer Al Martino, who played the Frank Sinatra-type role of Johnny Fontane in "The Godfather" and recorded hits including "Spanish Eyes" and the Italian ballad ``Volare" in a 50-year musical career, died Tuesday. He was 82.