Donovan Leitch, the Cosmic King of the sixties -- with his family and quite a few of his friends and admirers -- will take the stage tonight at Los Angels' famed El Rey Theatre.
Others weren't sure about Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning paired up as Joan and Cherie, I thought they at least looked perfect. Maybe I'm just a sucker for platform shoes, feathered hair and super tight jeans writ large.
In the past two years, two completely unrelated films have been made about a dystopian future in which organ transplants have become a commodity.
Fess Parker will always be Davy Crockett to me. The American pioneer, trailblazer and hero of the Alamo as played by one of early television's stars.
On April 6th, the world will be blessed with new music from rock and roll legend, Peter Wolf.
Part Blade Runner, part Brazil, and almost all bad ideas, Repo Men is a mean-spirited sci-fi action-thriller, when it isn't trying to prove how much heart it has.
For all you LOST fans out there, you're really going to want to think twice before watching this video. It could just ruin the season for you.
If you don't know him, check out Joe Henry. He is a shockingly talented man making music that can make you giddy. He is a shockingly talented man who can break your heart.
This week's column features music by Elton John, Mississippi John Hurt, Lou Reed, Lykke Li, and others.
Alex Chilton died yesterday, but the guy that rock fans worshipped -- the musician who almost 40 years ago founded Big Star, and in the process helped give birth to power-pop and alternative rock -- died decades ago.
Across the table from me sit Garfunkel & Oates -- not Art, and not John, but actress-comedienne-musician combo platters Riki Lindhome (the magnificent "Garfunkel") and Kate Micucci (the sensational "Oates").
Although we had never encountered anyone in person with a brain like my brother's, we never imagined that his type of memory could be that rare or was worthy of serious scientific study. Researchers quizzed my brother Brad, and Hyperthymestic
Works by the most lionized photographers of the past century --Walker Evans and Ansel Adams, for instance -- are much more affordable than those of their counterparts in painting and sculpture.
