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    May 6, 2007 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  1. Updating the Dr. Martens work boot

    WHEN the first Dr. Martens came off the production line in 1960, they were the anonymous all-purpose work boots worn by British postmen, policemen and factory workers. By the late 1960s, skinheads from London's East End had adopted them as their own, and soon the shoes were punk, Goth, grunge, metal, Mod and military-chic. Now they're runway fashion too.
    WHEN the first Dr. Martens came off the production line in 1960, they were the anonymous all-purpose work boots worn by British postmen, policemen and factory workers. By the late 1960s, skinheads from London's East End had adopted them as their own,...

    Tags: Fashion Shows, Entertainment, Henry Rollins

  2. Nov 2, 2008 |Story| KDAF-LTV
  3. Check out our Voodoo Fest 2008 recap

    Grade Made: B Georgia's Dead Confederate may be a bit ahead of their time. Well... for now let's just disregard lead singer and guitarist Hardy Morris' overt infatuation with long deceased grunge-god Kurt Cobain. They've sprouted from nowhere like...

    Tags: Family, Genres, Kurt Cobain, Washington (U.S. state), Athens

  4. Jan 26, 2009 |Story| WPMT-LTV
  5. Unleash Your Yellow as 'The Simpsons' Celebrate The 'Best. 20 Years. Ever.'

    The 1990s introduced us to rollerblading, grunge music, slap bracelets and a yellow animated family from Springfield that took America by storm. Some fads come and go, but 20 years later THE SIMPSONS remains timeless.   Beginning January 14, 2009, FOX...

    Tags: Family, Comedy (genre), Fox Broadcasting Company, Entertainment, Television

  6. Nov 3, 2008 |Story| WXIN-LTV
  7. 'Flyover rock' rocks the heartland

    Brian Howes gets a little hot under the black-leather collar when asked who listens to his kind of rock music. Speaking on a BMI-sponsored songwriter's panel before last year's Grammy Awards, the Vancouver-based producer, who has co-written hits for...

    Tags: Prince (music artist), Shania Twain, Foods and Beverages, Guns N' Roses (music group), Motley Crue (music group)

  8. Oct 23, 2005 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  9. Now you see him, now you don't

    In a pivotal scene in "Walk the Line," the new biopic starring Joaquin Phoenix as Johnny Cash, the maverick country singer goes behind the gray walls of Folsom prison for a 1968 concert that would become a landmark live recording.
    Times Staff Writer
    In a pivotal scene in "Walk the Line," the new biopic starring Joaquin Phoenix as Johnny Cash, the maverick country singer goes behind the gray walls of Folsom prison for a 1968 concert that would become a landmark live recording. As he sings about...

    Tags: Joaquin Phoenix, Cinema Industry, Death, Celebrities, Behavioral Conditions

  10. Sep 7, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  11. Talk about one long party

    Once upon a time, in a Los Angeles many remember, Hollywood's Circus nightclub ruled Saturday nights. One of the first venues in L.A. to introduce electronic dance music on a large scale, Circus — home to promoters Giant and then Spundae — regularly attracted more than a thousand people on a Saturday night. If the line didn't stretch all through the parking lot to the Santa Monica Boulevard entrance, it was a slow night.
    Special to The Times
    Once upon a time, in a Los Angeles many remember, Hollywood's Circus nightclub ruled Saturday nights. One of the first venues in L.A. to introduce electronic dance music on a large scale, Circus — home to promoters Giant and then Spundae —...

    Tags: Disco (genre), Circuses, Electronica (genre), Foods and Beverages, Disc Jockeys

  12. Apr 29, 2004 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  13. A voice will rise

    Concert promotion — the business of hiring an act, booking a venue, selling the tickets and counting the money — is one of the music business' most lucrative enterprises. It's also one of its most faceless. How many fans at Prince's recent...

    Tags: Culture, Prince (music artist), Music, Death, Behavioral Conditions

  14. Sep 12, 2002 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  15. New music from troubled divas, other hit makers

    Knight Ridder/tribune
    Coming this fall: The Drama of the Troubled Diva. For the next four months, many of pop's juiciest plot lines will feature female singers struggling back from the brink. They include Whitney Houston, Christina Aguilera and TLC, all of whom have spent far...

    Tags: Tom Petty, Jay-Z, Whitney Houston, Bjork, Disc Jockeys

  16. Sep 12, 2004 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  17. Middle management

    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    Sometimes it's the most profound part of a song, or the moment that interrupts a narrative's confident surface. Often, it's a backing up, a taking stock, a few seconds of reflection, poignant or even painful. The bridge -- also known as the "middle-...

    Tags: Keith Richards, Berkeley (Alameda, California), Miles Davis, Mick Jagger, Burt Bacharach

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