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Late-night jokes: Michael Vick, Michael Bloomberg, Jon Bon Jovi; Plus JibJab annual news review
Top of the TicketAlso, Tiger Woods' ex, Chinese archeologists and what's-his-name from WikiLeaks.... -
Don Kirshner, record producer and TV host, dies at 76
Pop2itThe man who produced countless hit records and helped introduce The Monkees to the world has passed away.... -
'Never seen' but well-documented Ansel Adams photographs on display in Palos Verdes
Culture MonsterAfter last year's controversy over Rick Norsigian's hotly disputed claim that he had unearthed a trove of “lost” 1920s negatives of Yosemite and coastal California by Ansel Adams, the photography world might be expected to greet any further... -
Gabbing with Gregg Allman: His new disc, his new liver and his new idea for Allman Brothers Band
Lehigh Valley MusicA year ago, Southern-rock icon Gregg Allman realized that he had put off dealing with his health — and his recording career — for too long. It had been nearly seven years since he had been in the studio to...... -
Rock Stars Die in Plane Crash, Feb. 3, 1959
The Daily Mirror[Note: Here's a repost of an item from two years ago... lrh] Ritchie Valens' Roots Los Angeles Times, July 19, 1987 Los Angeles Times file photo Ritchie Valens, 1941 - 1959 By GREGG BARRIOS WATSONVILLE, Calif. -- "I still remember...... -
Album reviews: Jessica Lea Mayfield's 'Tell Me' and Anna Waronker's 'California Fade'
Pop & HissFeminine reticence is a deeply embedded trait. Women songwriters in the rock era have used it strategically. Freedom is linked to noise, the earthy squalls of Janis and Aretha or the riot grrrls’ indignant hollering. Yet quieter voices can get...... -
Clive Davis talks of projects with Aretha Franklin, Jennifer Hudson
Pop & HissIn the midst of my conversation a few days ago with Clive Davis, the veteran label chief, talent scout and record producer offered up a particularly welcome bit of news about Aretha Franklin, who went through some serious surgery last...... -
NCAA board proposes tougher academic standards
Associated PressMen's basketball players may have to give up those summer vacations to focus on academics. On Thursday, the NCAA's board of directors agreed to back a new proposal requiring incoming freshmen to have their academic records assessed by university...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Education, Laws, Sports, Human Accomplishments
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Roger Nichols dies at 66; engineer gave Steely Dan its distinctive sound
![Roger Nichols, the recording engineer who gave the music of Steely Dan the lustrous sheen that became the popular group's sonic signature, died Saturday at his Burbank home after a <a href="http://http:/www.rogernichols.com/">yearlong battle with pancreatic cancer,</a> his family said. He was 66.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-04/60855852-12200902-187105.jpg "Roger Nichols, the recording engineer who gave the music of Steely Dan the lustrous sheen that became the popular group's sonic signature, died Saturday at his Burbank home after a <a href="http://http:/www.rogernichols.com/\">yearlong battle with pancreatic cancer,</a> his family said. He was 66.")
Roger Nichols, the recording engineer who gave the music of Steely Dan the lustrous sheen that became the popular group's sonic signature, died Saturday at his Burbank home after a yearlong battle with pancreatic cancer, his family said. He was 66....Tags: Frank Zappa, Recording Studios, John Denver, Jerry Wexler, Human Interest
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Trial Date Set For Wrongful Death Suit Against Phil Spector
KTLA NewsLOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- A trial date has been set for a lawsuit that accuses music producer Phil Spector of wrongful death in the fatal shooting of actress Lana Clarkson. The lawsuit filed by Clarkson's family asks for unspecified damages. The trial is...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Trials, Roger Corman, Crimes, Music Industry
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Donald Trump's bullying pulpit
Donald Trump stepped out of the helicopter that had his name painted on the side, walked across the tarmac and announced to reporters that he was proud of himself. This would not be news on any day. But on this day, I would not have been surprised to...Tags: Primaries, Clarence Page, Washington (U.S. state), Columbia University, Human Interest
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Foundation seeks nominations for Central Hall of Fame
The Aberdeen Public Schools Foundation Inc. is accepting nominations for the 2011 CHS Hall of Fame in these categories: ·Academics/Achievement: This includes Central High School graduates whose academic records and achievements set them apart from...Tags: High Schools, Education, Colleges and Universities, Schools, Human Accomplishments
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