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    Jun 27, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  1. Start the revolution, but first, a joke

    My mom nearly started a revolt at her assisted living facility.
    My mom nearly started a revolt at her assisted living facility. She called me at work recently, upset that a water cooler had disappeared from the dining room. Having been led to believe that it was not coming back, she and another resident conspired...

    Tags: Alzheimer's Disease, Scrabble (game), Cancer, The Rolling Stones (music group)

    2. Aug 22, 2011 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  2. Marvin Gaye tribute planned for BET's first season in its new space

    Chicago’s Black Ensemble Theatre will stage a new musical about Marvin Gaye in February, as written by the late singer’s family members, along with their manager Barbara Cole. Entitled "The Prophet: A Marvin Gaye Tribute," the new show (not...

    Tags: Black Entertainment Television (tv network)

    3. May 12, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. 'Fela!' celebrates influential Nigerian musician, activist

    He pioneered one the most influential, far-reaching musical genres of the past 50 years. He became a galvanizing force, too, in the cause of human rights. When he died, more than a million people turned out to witness his funeral cortege. Among those mourning his loss were the 27 women who had once been his wives.
    He pioneered one the most influential, far-reaching musical genres of the past 50 years. He became a galvanizing force, too, in the cause of human rights. When he died, more than a million people turned out to witness his funeral cortege. Among those...

    Tags: Paul McCartney, Celebrities, Concerts, Broadway Theater, Tourism and Leisure

    4. May 14, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  4. Donald 'Duck' Dunn dead at 70: A soul rhythm-section great

    Donald “Duck” Dunn, who died Sunday at age 70 in Tokyo only hours after playing his final show with longtime friend Steve Cropper, was part of one of soul music’s greatest rhythm sections.
    Donald “Duck” Dunn, who died Sunday at age 70 in Tokyo only hours after playing his final show with longtime friend Steve Cropper, was part of one of soul music’s greatest rhythm sections. Dunn was a self-taught bass player who had been...

    Tags: Neil Young, Rod Stewart, The Staple Singers (music group), Al Jackson, Music

    5. May 18, 2012 |Story| WSBT Radio

  5. American Idol Down To The Final Two.

    <span style="font-size: small;">LOS ANGELES (AP) -- "American Idol" finalist Joshua Ledet won't be belting it out on this season's final showdown. The booming 20-year-old vocal powerhouse from Westlake, La., was revealed Thursday to have received the fewest viewer votes on the Fox talent contest, leaving bluesy 21-year-old crooner Phillip Phillips of Leesburg, Ga., and sassy 16-year-old budding diva Jessica Sanchez of San Diego to compete for the show's record deal grand prize on next week's finale. "I just feel that we're all winners at this point," Ledet said before his eviction. "If I end up not making it and my friends make it, I'll be voting for both of them." Ledet had been one of the judges' favorite finalists, earning more than a dozen standing ovations from the panel for his renditions of such songs as <span class="runtimeTopic">James Brown</span>'s "It's a Man's Man's Man's World" and <span class="runtimeTopic">Bruno Mars</span>' "Runaway Baby." However, the gospel singer wasn't able to win over enough voters. He twice appeared as a low vote getter before Thursday's dismissal. "Idol" host <span class="runtimeTopic">Ryan Seacrest</span> said 90 million viewer votes were cast this week. Phillips and Sanchez, who sometimes performs as her alter ego "Bebe Chez," will face off Tuesday, with the 11th season "Idol" champion crowned on Wednesday. Phillips has never found himself at the bottom of the voting spectrum, while Sanchez was due to be eliminated during the finals' sixth round, but the judges used their one-time-only power to rescue her from elimination </span>
    LOS ANGELES (AP) -- "American Idol" finalist Joshua Ledet won't be belting it out on this season's final showdown. The booming 20-year-old vocal powerhouse from Westlake, La., was revealed Thursday to have received the fewest viewer votes on the Fox...

    Tags: Voting, Ryan Seacrest, Bruno Mars

    6. Mar 31, 2012 |Column| Hampton Roads Daily Press

  6. 'Mad Men' recalls 1960s best and worst

    As you news media consumers know, an earth-shaking event took place last week; big enough to blow the presidential campaign, the pope's travels, the Supreme Court and health care, and even Kate Middleton's latest frock off the magazine covers. Yes, it...

    Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Frank Sinatra, The Beatles (music group), The Sound of Music (movie), Dean Martin

    7. Apr 11, 2012 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel

  7. Charles Bradley can stop dreaming

    When Charles Bradley appears onstage this Saturday at Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale, there's a good chance he'll have already forgotten the name of the venue, if he's bothered to learn it at all. Nothing against the club, but Bradley will be so focused on his performance, so absorbed in the reaction of the audience to his classic-sounding soul originals, that he'll have little space available in his head or heart for anything else.
    When Charles Bradley appears onstage this Saturday at Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale, there's a good chance he'll have already forgotten the name of the venue, if he's bothered to learn it at all. Nothing against the club, but Bradley will be so...

    Tags: Music, Movies, Gainesville, SXSW Music and Media Conference & Festival, Entertainment

    8. Sep 22, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  8. 'The X-Factor' recap: Can the second episode outdo the premiere?

    <strong>THE SKINNY: </strong>Have we been had? "The X-Factor" followed up a seriously stellar debut with a two-hour mess of talentless singers and worse. The supporters of the first episode should be worried. Was Thursday night the real "X-Factor" or just a momentary bump in the road? A weak second episode paired with disappointing opening ratings is a situation Simon Cowell must not have anticipated. And yet, here we are.
    THE SKINNY: Have we been had? "The X-Factor" followed up a seriously stellar debut with a two-hour mess of talentless singers and worse. The supporters of the first episode should be worried. Was Thursday night the real "X-Factor" or just a momentary bump...

    Tags: The X Factor (tv program), Justin Bieber, Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul, Melanie Safka

    9. Sep 23, 2011 |Story| WDAF

  9. X Factor Auditions, Part Two: You're Embarrassing Your Family

    <em>Resident X Factor expert Josh Ridgway will be blogging about the US version of The X Factor on <a id="ORCRP000008831" class="taxInlineTagLink" title="FOX (tv network)" href="http://www.fox4kc.com/topic/economy-business-finance/media-industry/television-industry/fox-%28tv-network%29-ORCRP000008831.topic">FOX</a> this season.&nbsp; You can also follow Josh on Twitter: <a href="http://twitter.com/#%21/joshfactor">@JoshFactor</a>.</em>
    Resident X Factor expert Josh Ridgway will be blogging about the US version of The X Factor on FOX this season.  You can also follow Josh on Twitter: @JoshFactor. Night two of ‘The X Factor’ featured auditions from two of my favorite cities:...

    Tags: Heart (music group), Mass Media, Twitter, Inc., Vehicles, Jim Carrey

    10. Sep 23, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. A man and his dog create enduring legend

    Born on a battlefield in France during World War I and rescued by a U.S. soldier named Lee Duncan, a terrified German shepherd puppy would become the most famous dog in the world.
    Tribune Newspapers
    Born on a battlefield in France during World War I and rescued by a U.S. soldier named Lee Duncan, a terrified German shepherd puppy would become the most famous dog in the world. Named Rin Tin Tin, after a popular French doll of the time, the dog...

    Tags: Television, Radio, Human Interest, Hell's Kitchen, Dog (animal)

    11. Aug 4, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  11. Dorothy E. Brunson, radio station owner, dies

    Dorothy E. Brunson, who became the first African-American woman in the nation to own a radio station when she bought WEBB-AM in Baltimore, died Sunday of complications from ovarian cancer at Mercy Medical Center.
    Dorothy E. Brunson, who became the first African-American woman in the nation to own a radio station when she bought WEBB-AM in Baltimore, died Sunday of complications from ovarian cancer at Mercy Medical Center. The Northwest Baltimore resident was 72....

    Tags: Real Estate, Mass Media, Bankruptcy, Radio, Colleges and Universities

    12. Oct 19, 2011 | Orlando Sentinel

  12. HBO’s Gumbel compares David Stern to plantation overseer

    Sentinel Sports Now - Orlando Sentinel
    HBO Real Sports anchor Bryant Gumbel never holds back in his commentary. And his recent comments about NBA Commissioner David Stern were no different in which he compared Stern to a plantation overseerer....
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