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Clive Davis: Whitney Houston would have wanted the music to go on
Pop & HissWhitney Houston "would have wanted the the music to go on," said industry mogul Clive Davis, who opted to proceed with his annual Grammy-eve party at the Beverly Hilton, the site where hours earlier the pop icon he signed and mentored was pronounced... -
Dave Matthews to perform at March 11 Varvatos fundraiser
All The RageDave Matthews has been tapped to perform live at the John Varvatos Stuart House Benefit in West Hollywood on March 11, 2012, following in the footsteps of high-profile musicians including k.d. lang, who performed at the 2011 charity event.... -
Rush, Peter Gabriel, Fab Thunderbirds want off Limbaugh's show
Pop & HissRush, Peter Gabriel and the Fabulous Thunderbirds have all demanded that their music immediately stop appearing on Rush Limbaugh's program.... -
Following Woody Guthrie's footsteps from Oklahoma to Texas to California
Pop & HissArlo Guthrie, on the road with the Woody Guthrie centennial celebration, talks about his family's connection to the small Texas town of Pampa.... -
Bonnie Raitt's first music video in 14 years is 'Right Down the Line'
Pop & HissBonnie Raitt's first music video in 14 years is for her version of Gerry Rafferty's song 'Right Down the Line.' The song is from Bonnie Raitt's new album, 'Slipstream.'... -
Woody Guthrie Square dedicated in downtown Los Angeles
L.A. NOWThe corner of Fourth and Main streets has earned a place on the map as the center of the Old Bank District, and now the intersection is to be known as Woody Guthrie Square to commemorate the singer, songwriter.... -
Chris Ethridge, founding member of Flying Burrito Brothers, dies
Pop & HissChris Ethridge, one of the original members of the Flying Burrito Brothers, has died at age 65 of complications from pancreatic cancer. Chris Ethridge also toured for many years in Willie Nelson's Family Band.... -
Memorial service for sax man Clarence Clemons set for Friday, Aug. 19, in Chesapeake
Rock 'n' roll sax player Clarence Clemons, known as The Big Man among countless Bruce Springsteen fans, died June 18 from complications of a stroke. Clemons was a native of the Norfolk area and he still has friends and relatives in the region. A...Tags: Palm Beach (Palm Beach, Florida), Celebrities and Health Issues, Bruce Springsteen, Human Interest, Facebook
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Daum: Invasion of the idiocrats
![You may not have seen "Idiocracy," the 2006 sci-fi comedy set in an utterly dysfunctional nation 500 years in the future, but chances are you've heard it mentioned lately. References to the film seem to be everywhere, and not just in op-eds penned by cranky columnists (I mentioned it in a column last year about public spaces being sold as advertising space). The latest issue of the Economist has an article about the business-sabotaging effects of the battles in Washington, headlined "American Idiocracy."](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/column/2011-08/64050778-17170916.jpg "You may not have seen "Idiocracy,\" the 2006 sci-fi comedy set in an utterly dysfunctional nation 500 years in the future, but chances are you've heard it mentioned lately. References to the film seem to be everywhere, and not just in op-eds penned by cranky columnists (I mentioned it in a column last year about public spaces being sold as advertising space). The latest issue of the Economist has an article about the business-sabotaging effects of the battles in Washington, headlined \"American Idiocracy.\"")
You may not have seen "Idiocracy," the 2006 sci-fi comedy set in an utterly dysfunctional nation 500 years in the future, but chances are you've heard it mentioned lately. References to the film seem to be everywhere, and not just in op-eds penned by...Tags: Natural Resources, White House, Entertainment, Jersey Shore (tv program), Endangered Species
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Thursday, September 1, 2011
Strand Theater The York entertianment center is offering a new Fall lineup including K.D. Lang, Wanda Sykes, and Jackson Browne. Click here for details Coupon Queen Jill Cataldo giving the inside scoop on how to save big. Click here for detailsTags: k.d. lang, Wanda Sykes
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October 17 - October 23 in nightlife: J. Cole, Double Dagger, Jackson Browne
![The third Baltimore Beer Week came to a close Sunday. Over 300 tastings, homebrewing competitions and lectures were squeezed into the event's 11 days, sending thousands of beer lovers to bars in the city and the county. How did this year's event compare to last year's? Heavy Seas' Hugh Sisson had <a href="http://www.baltimoresun.com/entertainment/music/midnight-sun-blog/bs-ae-beer-week-preview-20110930,0,2870621.story" target="_self">said</a> before the week started that one goal for 2011 was to spread out more events so that there would be more quality instead of just an abundance of stuff for fans to pick from. Were organizers successful? Are you happy bars will now "go back to being a beer bar, instead of a packed bingo parlor," as Baltimore Liquor Board chairman Stephan Fogleman has <a href="http://twitter.com/#!/BaltoBeerBaron/statuses/125922009879285760" target="_blank">tweeted</a>? This week, will be far more low-key. The major music story won't be happening in town, but in New York, where the CMJ Music Marathon will get underway Tuesday. In town: there are concerts by Jackson Browne, Double Dagger, and Ami Dang.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-10/65473355-17115724.jpg "The third Baltimore Beer Week came to a close Sunday. Over 300 tastings, homebrewing competitions and lectures were squeezed into the event's 11 days, sending thousands of beer lovers to bars in the city and the county. How did this year's event compare to last year's? Heavy Seas' Hugh Sisson had <a href="http://www.baltimoresun.com/entertainment/music/midnight-sun-blog/bs-ae-beer-week-preview-20110930,0,2870621.story\" target=\"_self\">said</a> before the week started that one goal for 2011 was to spread out more events so that there would be more quality instead of just an abundance of stuff for fans to pick from. Were organizers successful? Are you happy bars will now \"go back to being a beer bar, instead of a packed bingo parlor,\" as Baltimore Liquor Board chairman Stephan Fogleman has <a href=\"http://twitter.com/#!/BaltoBeerBaron/statuses/125922009879285760\" target=\"_blank\">tweeted</a>? This week, will be far more low-key. The major music story won't be happening in town, but in New York, where the CMJ Music Marathon will get underway Tuesday. In town: there are concerts by Jackson Browne, Double Dagger, and Ami Dang.")
The Baltimore SunThe third Baltimore Beer Week came to a close Sunday. Over 300 tastings, homebrewing competitions and lectures were squeezed into the event's 11 days, sending thousands of beer lovers to bars in the city and the county. How did this year's event...Tags: Entertainment Events, Dining and Drinking, Marathon, J. Cole, Live Nation
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Dawes plays it old school
It's a hot, bone-dry, blue-skied day in the hills above Los Angeles — the kind of crystalline morning one might expect to see Neil Young, Joni Mitchell and the Byrds' Gene Clark relaxing on a redwood deck strumming acoustic guitars.
But the guys...Tags: Weezer (music group), Joni Mitchell, California, Otis Redding, Robbie Robertson
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