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Classic rock images to show at Annenberg Space for Photography
Pop & HissThe Annenberg Space for Photography will bring the exhibit “Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955 to the Present" to its space in Century City in June. Times pop music critic Randall Roberts offers an advance look.... -
Loam Baby, a new wine journal
Daily DishLoam Baby is a new wine journal written and published by an anonymous author under the pseudonym R. H. Drexel.... -
Live review: Phish at Hollywood Bowl
Pop & HissLive review: Phish at Hollywood Bowl by Jeff Weiss... -
RIP Jerry Leiber: half of one of rock's great songwriting teams
Pop & HissJerry Leiber, with partner Mike Stoller, wrote many of the hits that helped define rock music.... -
Fall arts picks: Classical music
Culture MonsterMark Swed's classical picks for the fall season.... -
Music review: Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra opens season
Culture MonsterMark Swed reviews the West Coast premieres of Derek Bermel's Ritornello for electric guitar and orchestra and Osvaldo Golijov's "Sidereus."... -
San Francisco vs. San Diego: Which is the better getaway?
Every year, millions of people find themselves craving a vacation from greater Los Angeles. Many of these people don't want to cross state lines or climb mountains or contend with deserts, rivers, lakes, waterfalls, redwoods, Gold Country or Mickey Mouse....Tags: Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Weather, Los Angeles International Airport, Baseball, Joe DiMaggio
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Gene and Dean Ween bring virtuosity and humor to live shows
It is 1984, in an eighth grade typing class in rural New Hope, Pa. Mickey Melchiondo and Aaron Freeman are ignoring the lesson, preferring instead to reflect upon the inherent merits of the Beatles, Prince and Syd Barrett. This discussion later results in...Tags: Prince (music artist), Human Interest, Led Zeppelin (music group), Genres, Rock and Roll (genre)
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PASSINGS: Gil Clancy, Zoogz Rift, Carl Bunch, David E. Davis Jr., James Pritchett, James M. Roberts, Pat Rowe
Gil Clancy
Boxing trainer
Gil Clancy, 88, a boxing trainer who helped lead Emile Griffith to welterweight and middleweight titles, died Thursday at an assisted-living facility on Long Island, N.Y., his family said.
Born in Rockaway Beach, N.Y., in...Tags: Obituaries, Automotive Equipment, Weather, New York University, Celebrities and Health Issues
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Larry 'Wild Man' Fischer dies at 66; vagabond singer made albums with Frank Zappa
"Wanna buy a song for a dime?" For many startled UCLA students and Sunset Strip sightseers in the 1960s, that was the way Larry "Wild Man" Fischer introduced himself.
Anyone who took him up on his offer was rewarded with a brief, bellowing burst of...Tags: Pharmaceuticals, Behavioral Conditions, Rosemary Clooney, Celebrities and Health Issues, Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In (tv program)
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PASSINGS: Zoogz Rift, Carl Bunch, David E. Davis Jr., James Pritchett, James M. Roberts, Pat Rowe
Zoogz Rift Punk rock musician Zoogz Rift, 57, a punk rock musician whose experimental style garnered comparisons with Captain Beefheart and Frank Zappa, died March 22 at Encino Hospital of complications from diabetes, said his partner, Laura Rift....Tags: Punk (genre), Obituaries, Weather, Automotive Equipment, Celebrities and Health Issues
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