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Who else but hosts Wendy Stuart and Tym Moss could “spill the tea “on their weekly show “If These Walls Could Talk” live from Pangea Restaurant on the Lower Eastside of NYC, with their unique style of honest, and emotional interviews, sharing the fascinating backstory of celebrities, entertainers, recording artists, writers and artists and bringing
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Billy Hinsche, longtime Beach Boys touring member and one-third of ‘60s pop-rock trio Dino, Desi and Billy, has died at age 70. Lucie Arnaz — daughter of I Love Lucy stars Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, and sister of the latter band’s Desi Arnaz Jr. — confirmed Hinsche’s death Saturday on Instagram, writing, “Giant cell carcinoma. Only
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Sylvester Stallone was not born to be a star — which made him the perfect choice to play the titular Rocky Balboa in his breakthrough 1976 film, Rocky. Prior to making his Oscar-winning blockbuster, Stallone spent years roughing it as a no-name actor in New York, appearing in a handful of low-profile films throughout the early ’70s (including the 1970 softcore pornographic
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Robert Plant, 73, is often asked about retirement. After many decades in the industry, both fans and journalists alike have wondered — and questioned Plant directly — about his retirement status. But the former Led Zeppelin singer can’t even fathom it. “People used to say to me, ‘Well, you must have done enough now?’” Plant said in a new
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Kiss‘ career-defining 1976 album Destroyer almost took the name of their 1979 LP, Dynasty. “Back in the ’70s, Howard Marks was Kiss’ business manager; he was a financial, suit-and-tie, New York City guy who worked in advertising,” singer and bassist Gene Simmons explained in the liner notes to the new 45th-anniversary Super Deluxe edition of Destroyer. “When we were trying
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Saweetie has shared her latest single, ‘Icy Chain’, ahead of her imminent debut on Saturday Night Live. The playful, freewheeling anthem arrived on digital platforms yesterday (November 19) as an early treat before the rapper performs it live on the show this weekend. ‘Icy Chain’ is produced by Dr. Luke, Rocco Did It Again!, and
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Bob Dylan’s Never Ending Tour never really ended, only paused. Last month, he and his band launched his Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour, marking his first live appearances since the onset of the pandemic. This evening he returned to one of his usual haunts, New York City’s Beacon Theatre, for the first time in nearly
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The early years of this Belgian multi-instrumentalist and composer, who made his first public appearance on classical piano at the age of six, just 14 years before touring Europe with the Quincy Jones Orchestra, point to a long and productive career. He enjoyed both, but rather than taking the straight highway, Vandroogenbroeck chose the exploratoryside
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Ian Bouras is a long way from his days as guitarist/songwriter for the New York City rock/reggae band AñaVañA. His star was rising fast in the early 2000’s NYC independent/alternative scene but unexpected events irrevocably changed the trajectory of his life. Bouras’ diagnosis with a rare neurological condition called Ataxia compelled him to rethink how
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A yet-untitled David Bowie film is reportedly on the way, with the approval of the late rocker’s family. Though no official release date has been announced, sources speaking to Variety noted that the Sundance Film Festival may host the movie’s premiere, given its close proximity to the sixth anniversary of of Bowie’s death on Jan. 10. The new film will be directed by
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Though every cratedigger dreams of such moments, few enjoy the exhilaration Mike Nishita, Money Mark’s brother, felt in January 2018 after his latest visit to The Roadium, a swap-meet in Gardena, California. Digging through a haul of reel-to-reel tapes, he noticed many came from Sea-Saint Studios, the New Orleans establishment co-owned by legendary songwriter and
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Mick Rock, the legendary music photographer, has died at the age of 72. The news was confirmed via Rock’s social media accounts. “It is with the heaviest of hearts that we share our beloved psychedelic renegade Mick Rock has made the Jungian journey to the other side,” the message read. “Those who had the pleasure
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Consistency can be a curse. Now into his fourth decade in action, Dean Wareham has a catalogue that contains unimpeachable masterpieces – Galaxie 500’s “On Fire” and the one-two mid-1990s punch of Luna’s “Bewitched” and “Penthouse” among them. But truth be told, he has yet to make a bad record. Luna’s less-ballyhooed later albums are
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