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'Walk the Line'
Times Staff WriterBased on Johnny Cash's books "Man in Black" and "Cash: The Autobiography," and developed over a period of seven years with the help of Cash and June Carter Cash, James Mangold's "Walk the Line" toes it pretty well. Named for one of Cash's biggest hits, it...Tags: Joaquin Phoenix, Movies, Memphis, Academy Awards, Johnny Cash
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It's only summer love
Sun reporter"I know you're gonna miss me But it's only summer love Baby, we're together It can not last forever Cause it's only summer love." T-Spoon, "Summer Love" (1999) Chris and Virginia only met a month ago, but the way they're gazing into each other's eyes...Tags: Marriage, Arts, Tourism and Leisure, Weddings, Amusement and Theme Parks
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Remembering Tim Russert: 'He loved life'
The Swampby Mark Silva Veterans of "the Russert interview'' paused today to salute the revered newsman who died so suddenly this week, the late Tim Russert, who was chief of the Washington bureau for NBC News and longtime host of Sunday......Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Career and Workplace, Government, Political Candidates, Barack Obama
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Mavericks are bucking rock 'n' roll trendiness
Metromix.comWhen the Mavericks went on hiatus after touring behind their 1998 album, "Trampoline," singer, co-founder and Roy Orbison sound-alike Raul Malo honestly had no idea if the classic country-rock band would ever get back together. "You know, at one point...Tags: Rock and Roll (genre)
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The Twists Along 'Mulholland'
TIMES FILM CRITIC"Mulholland Dr." is a mystery that doesn't want to be solved. It's a dark dreamscape that needs to be experienced, not explained, a puzzle that's eager to fool the mind the way trompe l'oeil paintings trick the eye. And even if it makes sense in writer-...Tags: Movies, Cinema Industry, Naomi Watts, Justin Theroux, David Lynch
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Ex-Beatle George Harrison dies at 58
The Associated PressGeorge Harrison, the "quiet Beatle" who added both rock 'n' roll flash and a touch of the mystic to the band's timeless magic, has died. He was 58. Harrison died at 1:30 p.m. yesterday at a friend's Los Angeles home following a battle with cancer,...Tags: Paul McCartney, Movies, George Harrison, Bangladesh, Eric Clapton
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Harrison brought Eastern sounds to Western ears
George Harrison, the quiet Beatle, made contributions that reverberated throughout popular music. In addition to his understated yet vital role in the seminal 60s pop quartet, Harrison enjoyed a solo career, performed in a second successful group,...Tags: Paul McCartney, Movies, George Harrison, Django Reinhardt, Eric Clapton
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The indie top 10
Chicago Tribune rock criticThis year's top local independent releases are too numerous to contain in a top-10 list, so I've added a list of honorable mentions at the end that could easily have been twice as long. As usual, only self-released or indie albums were considered -- a way...Tags: Cormac McCarthy, Kurt Weill, Leonard Cohen, Family, Dining and Drinking
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Rock review, South by Southwest Music Conference in Austin, Texas
AUSTIN, TexasThis may come as news to some people particularly the naysayers who attended the South by Southwest Music and Media Conference, which concluded a five-night run Sunday but the rock is alive and well. Firsthand evidence was readily...Tags: Pink Floyd (music group), David Byrne, Ike Turner, Andrea Echeverri, Colombia
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Globetrotting in Texas
Tribune rock criticAUSTIN, Texas -- This may come as news to some people -- particularly the naysayers who attended the South by Southwest Music and Media Conference, which concluded a five-night run Sunday -- but rock is alive and well. Firsthand evidence was readily...Tags: Pink Floyd (music group), David Byrne, Ike Turner, Andrea Echeverri, Colombia
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Rock review, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers at United Center
Tribune rock criticTom Pettyperhaps the skinniest and surely the blondest man in rocksees the world in simple, black-and-white terms. He is the antithesis of the "complex kid" who eludes him in "Shadow of a Doubt," which he performed Wednesday at the United Center. Petty...Tags: Chuck Berry, George Harrison, United Center, Howlin' Wolf, Jackson Browne
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Harrison had small revival with Japan tour
Chicago Tribune Rock music criticThis article first appeared in the Chicago Tribune on July 13, 1992 . Like many rock stars, George Harrison has an ego problem. Unlike most of them, he could use more ego, not less. His distaste for the spotlight may have had something to do with the...Tags: Chuck Berry, George Harrison, Concerts, Ray Charles, Cream (music group)
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