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Tristan Prettyman -- Musician, Writer, Woman: Part Two

Maria Burnham | Posted 06.06.2013 | Arts
Maria Burnham

A few weeks back I posted a blog about singer-songwriter Tristan Prettyman. Not only is she a talented writer and musician, but she is also a growing woman who has embraced love, heartbreak, and life, and she is not afraid to share her experiences with those around her.

Tristan Prettyman-Musician, Writer, Woman-Talks About Love: Part One

Maria Burnham | Posted 05.14.2013 | Arts
Maria Burnham

Today I had the privilege to chat with singer-songwriter Tristan Prettyman about life, love, heartache, and what it feels like to be a woman in her early 30's.

A Letter to the Girl Who Gave Danny Brown Oral Sex On Stage

Courtney Garcia | Posted 05.15.2013 | Comedy
Courtney Garcia

Dear Girl Who Gave Danny Brown Oral Sex On Stage. I wanted to reach out because I was a little concerned. What worried me is that it appears you weren't aware of your options. Let me break it down for you.

Rodriguez Diaries

Carol Smaldino | Posted 05.03.2013 | Entertainment
Carol Smaldino

Life isn't only a happiness or tranquility fest, one where emotional regulation means calming and nothing more. It also means the amping up of motivation when there are obstacles to be faced, challenges to be met.

Sam Beam and Glen Hansard in the Heart of Hollywood

Andrew Reilly | Posted 04.26.2013 | Entertainment
Andrew Reilly

After an encore of playful covers including "Debris" by the The Faces and "Blue Eyes" by Willie Nelson, Beam and Hansard split another encore. The crowd didn't want to go home.

In the Presence of Royalty: B.B. King In Concert

Craig Carpenter | Posted 04.22.2013 | Arts
Craig Carpenter

For the second time in my still short life, I got to see Mr. King performing again. The Keswick Theater, a classic movie house, converted into a performance venue, is located just outside of Philadelphia. There was something especially fitting and refreshing for me to see him in such a setting.

Karlheinz Stockhausen's Oktophonie at the Park Avenue Armory: A Sculptural Symphony in Space

NYC-ARTS | Posted 05.26.2013 | Arts
NYC-ARTS

Karlheinz Stockhausen composed his electronic symphony Oktophonie more than two decades ago as part of his massive seven-cycle opera Licht, which in full is 29 hours. Oktophonie, 69-minutes long, is the second act in the opera, Dienstag (Tuesday). It is the day of conflict. It is Mars. It is red.

'I Put on a Show, Now I Make It': Screens and Teens at Maroon 5

Alex Soojung-Kim Pang, Ph.D. | Posted 05.20.2013 | Media
Alex Soojung-Kim Pang, Ph.D.

A couple songs into their set, I realized that as Adam Levine moved around the stage, a wave of smartphones would rise up and down, following him as if magnetically attracted them.

Van Cliburn and My Two Enchanted Evenings

Mary Daily | Posted 05.08.2013 | Arts
Mary Daily

News last week of the death of pianist Van Cliburn brought back fond memories for me, of someone who made an indelible impression on me at a young age.

Ron Dicker

Separate Seating For Men And Women At Barclays?

HuffingtonPost.com | Ron Dicker | Posted 02.20.2013 | New York

The home of the Brooklyn Nets is courting a new crowd. In what is believed to be a first for a major sports and entertainment venue, Barclays Cent...

Getting Trampled by Turtles Becomes Colorado Tradition

Michael Bialas | Posted 03.20.2013 | Entertainment
Michael Bialas

If anyone who's listened to Trampled by Turtles' most recent album wondered whether they were finally slowing down, fear not. As is their style, the M...

A Year's Worth of Cheers (And a Few Jeers) for the Lumineers

Michael Bialas | Posted 03.09.2013 | Entertainment
Michael Bialas

The invitations were sent out months ago. Did you RSVP? While a Denver bash to celebrate a phenomenal, breakout year was thrown by a most promising h...

A Conversation With the Abbot: RZA on Kung-Fu, Directing and Music

Gideon Resnick | Posted 03.05.2013 | Entertainment
Gideon Resnick

At 43, RZA has crafted a unique spot in the world of hip-hop, a prolific producer with an idiosyncratic worldview influenced by the disparate cultures of rap and Kung fu.

Music Is the Best Medicine

Felice Shapiro | Posted 02.18.2013 | Fifty
Felice Shapiro

Music can actually make a sad mood feel lighter, so it's no surprise we turn it on and turn it up when disaster strikes.

Power 106's Cali Christmas 2012

Wendy Carrillo | Posted 02.18.2013 | Los Angeles
Wendy Carrillo

A sold out Gibson Amphitheater played host to the hottest end-of-year hip hop concerts in the country last Friday.

The Rolling Stones Get Satisfaction in Final Anniversary Concert

Salvatore Bono | Posted 12.17.2012 | New York
Salvatore Bono

They have been a band longer than they haven't. They have survived the changing trends in music for nearly six decades. They withstood various line-up changes, and even the death of a band member. Yet, like a fine wine, The Rolling Stones have gotten better with age.

Heart and Soul2Soul: Tim McGraw Gives Illinois Granny His Guitar

Michael Bialas | Posted 02.09.2013 | Entertainment
Michael Bialas

Christmas came 17 days early for Linda Kennedy. Sitting in Section 2, Row F of the $40 million Venetian Theatre in Las Vegas on December 8, the grandmother of four who lives in Rockford, Illinois, got more than a terrific show from Tim McGraw and Faith Hill.

Justin Bieber Soars During Madison Square Garden Show

The Huffington Post | Treye Green | Posted 11.29.2012 | Entertainment

Justin Bieber still has his charm and he put it to full use during his Wednesday night show at Madison Square Garden. The sold out concert was the fir...

Seeing Is Believing: The Heavenly Sky's the Limit for the Vespers

Michael Bialas | Posted 01.27.2013 | Entertainment
Michael Bialas

While the rising popularity of Americana music in the past decade is an encouraging sign, watching one exceptionally well-grounded roots group sprout right before your eyes is truly a thing of beauty.

A Night With Icky Blossoms at The Troubadour

Alex Jeffries | Posted 11.15.2012 | Entertainment
Alex Jeffries

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Ax, Naturally: Former Strait Man Mark Knopfler Still Keeps His Cool

Michael Bialas | Posted 01.05.2013 | Entertainment
Michael Bialas

A masterful musician and workmanlike writer who continues to connect impressed the hell out of longtime devotees and some random disbelievers at the 1stBank Center on October 29. And his name isn't Bob Dylan.

The Ringleader of the Tormentors -- Morrissey Brings His Arsenal to Radio City

Salvatore Bono | Posted 12.15.2012 | New York
Salvatore Bono

Wednesday night Morrissey, the voice of a generation of indie rock lovers, was simply on fire from the get go.

Photos: Grizzly Bear at the Fox Theater in Oakland

SF Critic | Posted 12.12.2012 | San Francisco
SF Critic

Visually, Grizzly Bear looked right at home; however, this was Grizzly's first time (forgive me) occupying Oakland. They dove right in with new tracks from their critically acclaimed Shields.

The Afghan Whigs Get Up In It at Terminal 5

Salvatore Bono | Posted 12.11.2012 | New York
Salvatore Bono

From small headlining gigs to playing Lollapalooza and then curating this year's ATP, The Afghan Whigs are enjoying their time back together, which brought them to a sold-out crowd at Manhattan's Terminal 5 on Friday night.

The Music of Jane Austen

Opera Teen | Posted 12.02.2012 | Arts
Opera Teen

When the name Jane Austen comes to mind, your next thought might not be music. However, the Jane Austen Society of North America is presenting two con...