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The Museum of the Moving Image is hooking up with the Museum of Arts and Design to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the French New Wave with a festival running weekends through Aug.
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Food 101 becomes Rosebud; Arizona Pub opens
Rosebud is the new name of Food 101 in Morningside. Executive chef Ron Eyester bought out the co-owners recently and rechristened the restaurant.
Bruce Hornsby Busy With Music, Film, Broadway Musical
Bruce Hornsby's new album "Levitate" is inspired by his upcoming Broadway musical, "SCKBSTD." July 09, 2009 10:24 AM ET Michael D. Ayers, N.Y. A new album, a new label, a Broadway play and a cameo in a Robin Williams film are keeping multi-Grammy winning artist Bruce Hornsby busy for 2009.
Remember when we mentioned The Grateful Dead, and you made the sour-lemon face and said, 'The Dead suck'? And then you said, 'Hey, what's that on the car speakers,' and we told you it was American Beauty? And you just got this puzzled look, like you'd accidentally kissed a guy and didn't throw up? If The Dead are cool enough for Animal Collective, ...
The Rock History Report for July 9th, 2009
1972 - Paul McCartney appeared on stage for the first time since 1966 when Wings opened at Chateauvillon in the south of France.
Music: Then, Now, and Tomorrow
I was taking a car trip a few weeks ago, driving from the village where I live in the French Alps to Aix-en-Provence and back, about a 6-hour drive round-trip. As always, I brought my 160GB iPod classic along for company.
The Dead, Black Crowes Deliver At Rothbury
Bob Weir of The Dead at Rothbury 2009. Photo by Steve Galli. July 05, 2009 08:40 AM ET Gary Graff, Rothbury Forget Independence Day.
Strong turnout for Rothbury 2009 shows music festival continues to have nationwide draw
It took Patricia Mudnich and Joshua Garcia two weeks, driving their RV about 3,100 miles in a winding route from Santa Cruz, Calif., to arrive at the Rothbury music festival in West Michigan.
Recording Industry vs The People
Proposed expert testimony of John Perry Barlow excluded in SONY v Tenenbaum
The plaintiffs' motion to exclude the proposed expert testimony of former Grateful Dead lyricist John Perry Barlow has been granted, in SONY BMG Music Entertainment v. Tenenbaum .
CD/DOWNLOAD/ALBUM: Bruce Hornsby: New Album
Bruce Hornsby 'Mr. Hornsby is a remarkable pianistThe America in his music is one of countless connections and intersectionsthat's still wide open and welcoming." The New York Times Bruce Hornsby , a 13-time Grammy nominee and three-time Grammy winner, will add to his accomplished body of work with Levitate , his much-anticipated new album, set for ...
Jon Anderson is performing again after being sidelined for more than a year with health problems.
Jam Central Station 06.28.09: The Allman Brothers Band
Jam Central Station 06.28.09: The Allman Brothers Band Posted by Jeff Modzelewski on 06.28.2009 One of the most amazing stories of perseverance and longevity in music takes the lead in the first column here to deal with the jam band scene.
Forever grateful for road-trip memories
Joe Howell Special to the Star I won't speak ill of the Dead. Even though I drove all the way to Buffalo and back to see them.
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra: Symphony on the Prairie "Grateful Dead Symphony" concert review
ISO players opened their summer at Conner Prairie with Lee Johnson's Dead Symphony No.
Concert Series: Lockport natives among openers
A group of Lockport natives will be among the opening bands at the first of this year's Molson Canal Concert Series events.
Grateful Dead alum Godchaux returns with a new band, new energy
Donna Jean Godchaux has done a lot in her life and seen places some will only dream of - thanks to her travels with the Grateful Dead.
Weir, Hart and Chimenti to Play for Senator Boxer
The members of The Dead will once again throw their weight behind a political candidate.
Iconic Charles Schulz Comic Strip Takes Top Honors at Bonhams & Butterfields
Reckoning airbrushed stencil with overpainting, framed, image 183 4 x 143 4in, together with a Grateful Dead 15th Anniversary concert brochure, Radio City, 1980.
The Allman Brothers Band: 40 Years Out
So what do Randy Brecker , Stanley Clarke and Lenny White have in common with Kid Rock, Eric Clapton and Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top? All were part of the Allman Brothers Band 's three-week musical extravaganza at New York City's Beacon Theater celebrating the band's 40th anniversary.
The Rock History Report for June 14th, 2009
It was originally titled 'Scrambled Eggs.' 1965 - Bob Dylan recorded his classic "Like A Rolling Stone." 1970 - Eric Clapton's band Derek and The Dominoes made their live debut in the UK.