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The Morning Fix: Whitman and Brown pour it on. Lions Gate sues Icahn. Redbox wants to get its kiosks onto the Web
Company TownAfter the coffee. Before figuring how many years until I can take the subway to work. The Skinny: Anyone got a copy of the Keith Richards book they can loan me? We may be getting annoyed, but our local TV...... -
British rock, seen and (partly) remembered
Jacket CopyWhat is it that makes rock 'n' roll so rock 'n' roll? For Keith Richards, it's not the phalanxes of groupies, the legendary partying, the tragedies of Brian Jones and Altamont or the complicated personality of lead singer Mick Jagger....... -
Jimmy Fallon, you're growing on us
Now that Conan O'Brien has come to rest, presumably for more than seven months, as the host of a TBS talk show, it seems like a good time to take another look at the person who replaced him, and I don't mean Jay Leno. One year and nine months ago Jimmy...Tags: Dick Cavett, Comedy (genre), Jay Leno, The Hills (tv program), Music
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Richard 'Scar' Lopez dies at 65; founder of East L.A. vocal band Cannibal & the Headhunters
Richard "Scar" Lopez, a founding member of Cannibal & the Headhunters, the East Los Angeles vocal group that scored a national hit in the mid-1960s with "Land of 1000 Dances," has died. He was 65.
Lopez died of lung cancer July 30 in a convalescent...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Music, Lungs and Airways, Documentary (genre), Health
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Eddie Izzard works in 'boy mode'
Fans of Eddie Izzard and his over-the-top-fabulousness beware: His attire on stage at the Nokia Theatre this weekend will be a decided departure from his earlier flamboyance.
Wrapping up lunch at a Lower East Side bistro, Izzard warns that on this...Tags: Pat Robertson, Eddie Izzard, Arts and Culture, Comedy (genre), Colleges and Universities
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Chef memoirs: What hath Anthony Bourdain wrought?
Anthony Bourdain didn't invent the chef memoir, but he revolutionized it. And judging by the latest crop of books, I'd say he has a lot to answer for.
In the old days, chef stories followed a pretty staid outline: childhood in sunny France, first job,...Tags: Death, Graydon Carter, Dining and Drinking, Anthony Bourdain, Horatio Alger
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Album review: "Otis Redding: Live On the Sunset Strip"
Pop & HissPop quiz: How many No. 1 hits did Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member Otis Redding score before his death in 1967 in a plane crash? Answer: None. The R&B and soul greatâs only chart-topping hit was â(Sittinâ On)...... -
Did the Rolling Stones' music go downhill after the Beatles broke up?
Pop & HissReader Neil McCarthy responded to my recent interview with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards about the expanded reissue of the Rolling Stonesâ 1972 album âExile on Main St.â with an intriguing theory thatâs been voiced by others over the years....... -
Thursday's TV Talk Shows: President Obama visits 'Larry King Live'
Show TrackerThe Early Show Matchmaker Matt Titus. (N) 7 a.m. KCBS Today âAmerican Idol'sâ Lee DeWyze and Crystal Bowersox perform; Russell Brand and Rose Byrne. (N) 7 a.m. KNBC KTLA 5 Morning News Ashton Kutcher and Katherine Heigl; Rick Dees. (N)...... -
Jim Carroll dies at 60; poet and punk rocker wrote about travails in 'The Basketball Diaries'
Jim Carroll, a poet and punk rocker whose wry tales of rocky adolescence as an athlete-turned-junkie in the 1978 memoir "The Basketball Diaries" resonated deeply with a generation of disaffected youths, died Friday at his home in New York City. He was 60....Tags: Jack Kerouac, Punk (genre), Columbia University, Jim Carroll, Allen Ginsberg
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'Vampire Diaries' and Hollywood's undying love for fang fantasy
The Hero ComplexThis year marks the 40th anniversary of "Let It Bleed," the classic Rolling Stones album, and how perfect is that? There has never been more bloodsucking in pop culture that right now, and Gina McIntyre reports in this fun feature...... -
Johnny Depp says he's 'shocked and very sad' about Dick Cook's departure
Company TownJohnny Depp, star of Walt Disney Co.'s hugely successful 'Pirates of the Caribbean' franchise, said he was 'shocked and very sad' to hear about the abrupt departure of studio chief Dick Cook, whom he called 'the sweetest man on the......
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