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In the Obama Era, Will the Media Change Too?
On Jan. 20, change will come to Washington. To part of it, anyway. Barack Obama will take office, but another Washington fixture, the press that covered George W. Bush, will still be there: a whole roster of newly minted network White House correspondents, yes, but the same apparatus behind them. Come Jan. 21 and beyond after ...
New U2 Single Hits Radio, iTunes
U2's new single, “Get on Your Boots," has hit radio all over the world this morning (Jan. 19) and is also available for sale from Apple's iTunes Music Store. In addition, U2's official Web site is streaming the song. “Get on Your Boots" is driven by a garage-y guitar and bass riff that immediately blasts from ...
Grambling Band Thrilled to Strut Its Stuff
Hunt, 19, a sophomore at Grambling State University in northern Louisiana, and 200 of his classmates, members of the Grambling State University Tiger Marching Band, boarded four buses shortly after 10 a.m. The caravan is destined for a 1.8-mile stretch of Washington, D.C., where the band will perform in the parade Tuesday honoring the country's newly ...
As Dick Cheney Prepares to Depart, His Mystery Lingers
Angler: The Cheney Vice Presidency A few weeks ago, outgoing White House chief of staff Joshua Bolten gathered nearly a dozen former chiefs of staff in his corner West Wing office and held a courtesy orientation session for Rahm Emanuel, the next man to assume the second hardest job in Washington. The idea was ...
Herbie Hancock Dazzled by Obama's
Herbie Hancock: It's one thing to have shaken the Obamas' hands. It's quite another to have them tell you they're fans of your work. At the Democratic Convention in August, the last time Herbie Hancock had some face time with the future first couple, Michelle Obama “said some very nice things" about Hancock's last record, 2008's ...
David S. Ware Needs a Kidney Donor
Dear friends, This is an urgent notice on David S. Ware's health. David needs to find a kidney donor. David S. Ware was diagnosed with kidney failure in 1999 and he began dialysis that fall. He had an intensive three week hemodialysis regime toward beginning peritoneal (self-administered) dialysis, which would allow him to travel. David ...
Drummer/Bandleader Jeff "Tain" Watts Interviewed at AAJ
The most visible and exciting drummer of his generation, Jeff “Tain" Watts burst into the jazz spotlight in the early '80s as a member of Wynton Marsalis' first quintet and into the general public's eye in the role of Rhythm Jones in Spike Lee's film Mo' Better Blues (1990) and as a member of The Tonight ...
Students Make Latin Connection
It's not unusual for teenage boys to play in a band, but 15-year-old Chase Morrin not only plays in several different types of bands, he performs professionally with all of them throughout San Diego County. Morrin, a piano-playing sophomore at Canyon Crest Academy, recently performed with his band, the Latin Connection Quintet at Dizzy's in San ...
Sinan Bakir's Debut Album "On My Way"
On My Way - Sinan Bakir (self-released) - Bakir, born and raised in Turkey, came to the United States to study guitar after completing his college studies in engineering. His studies brought him to Hartford and he has slowly but steadily begun to make a name on the Connecticut jazz scene. Bakir plays in many different ...
Paul Simon at the Beacon Theatre
The surprise artist who will help reopen the refurbished Beacon Theatre in New York is non other than Paul Simon. Simon the Graceland singer will perform on February 13 and 14th at the venue that underwent a seven-month, $15 million restoration. Leonard Cohen will make his return to the States there on February 19th. Paul Simon ...
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