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Pop music review: Mariachi El Bronx at the Natural History Museum
Pop & HissPop music review: The Bronx's acoustic alter ego fuses its punky themes of struggle and misanthropy with traditional Mexican mariachi music.... -
'CBS This Morning' gets a makeover
Show Tracker"CBS This Morning" shows off a makeover. Despite the talk of big change and redirection, “CBS This Morning” remains, essentially, a morning show, which means a softer, pre-packaged presentation of select national news broken up by local... -
Drum lesson: Wilco's Glenn Kotche on found sounds
Pop & HissDrum aficionados, this is a good month to be in Los Angeles. This Saturday, Guitar Center will stage its annual "Drum Off" finals at Club Nokia, with a host of session-aces and band members performing mini rhythmic flights of fancy. Sadly, there likely... -
Don’t Outsource Your Values to Presidential Candidates
Orlando Opinionators - Orlando SentinelLast night’s Iowa Caucus result represents an attempted pendulum swing for the country. Senator Rick Santorum’s surprising surge and victory, in spite of a few votes short of Governor Mitt Romney, is reminiscent of Mike Huckabee's victory four... -
Gypsy TV: Gypsies are new trending topic for TV shows at TCA
Channel Guide MagazineFor the first time cameras are taking viewers into the complex world of the American gypsy culture via two new series —National Geographic Channel's American Gypsies (debuting in spring) and TLC's My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding (in 2012). Ralph... -
CES 2012: Nintendo's Wii U and Zelda in HD, hands-on [Video]
TechnologyThe most interesting and impressive gadget I saw at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show this week was Nintendo's next video game console -- the Wii U. It was also one of the riskiest products, outside of Nokia's new Windows Phone handsets, I saw too.... -
Sorrow for the lost 'Poe Toaster': No cognac, roses left at grave
Nation NowFor the third year in a row, the “Poe Toaster,” who annually marked the birth of Edgar Allan Poe by leaving cognac and three roses on his grave, failed to make to the nocturnal trip.... -
Booing the Golden Rule
Change of SubjectIn a normal week, a debate audience booing the Golden Rule might have made headlines for several days. Partisan churls shout down beloved precept. Golden Rule gets leaden response in Myrtle Beach. GOP crowd boos "… unto others." But it...... -
Air time check: Who got the most words in edgewise during Monday night's GOP debate?
Change of SubjectRunning a word-count program on the transcript of last night's GOP presidential primary debate I get: Mitt Romney -- 4,649 (34%) Newt Gingrich -- 4,118 (30%) Rick Santorum --2,898 ( 21%) Ron Paul -- 2,095 (15%) This does not include...... -
THQ exits licensed kids games to focus on hard-core titles
Company TownTHQ Inc., once one of the industry's largest publishers of video games for children, said it will no longer produce licensed kids titles for traditional game consoles.... -
72 Hours: Wilco, Secret Chiefs 3 and more
Pop & HissThe weekly Pop & Hiss rundown of the weekend's top concerts, including Wilco, Lucinda Williams, the Secret Chiefs 3 and more. Friday • Wilco @ the Los Angeles Theatre. At an early, pivitol Wilco show back in 1996, the band...... -
Art review: 'In Wonderland: Surrealist Adventures of Women Artists' at LACMA
Culture MonsterChristopher Knight reviews "In Wonderland: The Surrealist Adventures of Women Artists in Mexico and the United States" at Los Angeles County Museum of Art...
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