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The Golden Age of pop culture is twelve, which explains why I love the 80's...

in Music — by Chad Orzel — on Jul 16, 2003

in Music — by Tom Johnson — on Jul 16, 2003

in Politics — by Jianda Johnson — on Jul 16, 2003

For God's sake, get a haircut. You're starting to look like Dave Grohl.

in Music — by Amber Nussbaum — on Jul 15, 2003

What do Yoko Ono, Paul Simon, Jimmy Page, and Tori Amos have in common? They are all part of the true-life adventures of folk-rock troubadour Al Stewart. The Scottish-born artist is profiled in a biography by English writer/researcher Neville Judd, who shows there is a lot more to Stewart than "Year of the Cat."

Review in Music — by Natalie Davis — on Jul 14, 2003

At the time of Sweethearts of the Rodeo in 1968, the Byrds actually played the Grand Ole Opry.

in Music — by Al Barger — on Jul 13, 2003

Tom DeLaughter's "choral symphonic pop band" gets its big label release.

in Music — by Bill Sherman — on Jul 12, 2003

in Music — by Al Barger — on Jul 11, 2003

The late, great bedroom-voiced Maestro was much more than just kitsch.

in Music — by Sean T. Collins — on Jul 08, 2003

Macy Gray has a new single out in advance of her new album The Trouble With Being Myself, "When I See You." In short, it's one of the couple of finest new songs to come out so far this year.

in Music — by Al Barger — on Jul 06, 2003