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City to baristas: Bikinis OK, but cover up the pasties, tape
Bonney Lake City Attorney Jim Dionne says rules already in the books are strong enough to ban the baristas from serving coffee topless. Dionne said bikinis will still be allowed, but even the partial regulation was music to the ears of residents who were steaming over the half-naked baristas. "Electrical tape is not clothing and it does not cover the entire breast," said Jeannie Prestinger.
KOMO Seattle |
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Come to the 'Cabaret' at EPAC
Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome! Under the direction of Patrick Foti, the Endicott Performing Arts Center Repertory Company will present the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical "Cabaret," beginning at 8 p.m. Friday at the EPAC theater, 102 Washington Ave., Endicott.
Press & Sun-Bulletin |
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Radiohead : The Best Of Radiohead
'Radiohead: The Best Of' is the first ever Radiohead career retrospective; A collection of Radiohead songs spanning their 12 year career on Parlophone Records.
Undercover |
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Vienna quartet recital at Bir Miftuħ
The Wiener Solisten Quartet will give a recital on Friday at the mediaeval church of Sta Marija of Bir Miftuħ. The Austrian quartet consists of Wolfgang Gollner and Victor Adrian Roman, violins; Endre Guran, viola; and Klaus Steinberger, cello.
Times of Malta |
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Amarillo Symphony manager resigns
[Nathan Newbrough, executive director of the Amarillo Symphony, announced his resignation to the symphony's board of directors Tuesday at a special meeting.
Amarillo Globe-News |
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Downtown street to close for Ironman party
City commissioners gave their blessing to a major party downtown next week that will close a portion of New Hampshire Street. Commissioners at their Tuesday evening meeting unanimously approved the necessary permits for Lawrence Live, an outdoor music concert and expo June 13 designed to welcome participants of the Ironman 70.3 triathlon that will take place in the area that weekend.
Lawrence Journal-World |
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Rohweder, Smith win Nolan award
GYPSUM, Colorado — For Ashely Rohweder and Sage Smith, being on stage is nothing new. The Eagle Valley seniors have been in several school musicals and even performed a duet at an Eagle County’s Got Talent competition.
Vail Daily |
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Masked militants blow up video, music stalls
MILITANTS blew up two dozen video and music stalls today in a Pakistani region on the Afghan border where supporters of al-Qaeda and the Taliban have tried to enforce strict Muslim rule, witnesses said.
Adelaide Now |
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Militants blow up video, music market in Pakistan
Source: Reuters MIRANSHAH, Pakistan, June 4 (Reuters) - Militants blew up two dozen video and music stalls on Wednesday in a Pakistani region on the Afghan border where supporters of al Qaeda and the Taliban have ...
AlertNet |
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U professor awarded for music technology
U professor Renate Kesler received an Award of Merit from the Utah System of Higher Education on May 23 for technological innovations she implemented in her music class. Kesler managed to update and transfer a print-based music correspondence course to the Internet last year.
The Daily Utah Chronicle |
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Little Dell Reservoir: The perfect place to learn those outdoor skills your father never taught you
If you've ever had an inclination to learn how to steer a kayak, navigate a sailboat or even fly fish and you didn't have a dad to teach you, your options for learning how were pretty limited. You could peruse the classes offered at your local college or university, or you could attend the 11th Annual Utah Rivers Paddle Festival.
The Daily Utah Chronicle |
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Winegar: User-generated content boasts buisness profit, nothing for you
YouTube is probably the most blatant example of the ever-blooming trend of user-generated content, but it isn't alone. From corporations to music groups, it seems everyone is interested in exploiting this new content stream. The process goes something like this: Company provides users with a free platform to display their work, users provides company with free content, and company provides ...
The Daily Utah Chronicle |
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Don't Miss: Dance, Prague, dance
Ekodoom, a dance show by Israel's Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company. If last week's events list was filled with festivals, this week it is filled with dance performances, plus a variety of events, both in and out of Prague.
Prague Daily Monitor |
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A Jazzman's Lucre, and Two Living Legends
Karsten Jahnke , Germany's leading concert organizer, got the 2008 jazzahead!-Skoda Award last month for nearly five decades of service to jazz and the music industry. A sculpture plus 15,000 euros (ca. $23,700) make this the most lucrative jazz award in Germany, and possibly in the world.
All About Jazz |
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Meeting of the Minds: The Making of Floating Point
“It's the music that drives everything” says H Sridhar, chief audio engineer of John McLaughlin's outstanding new CD Floating Point (Abstractlogix, 2008), a recording session well-documented on this DVD. One cannot but agree with this observation for, despite the banks of computers and a mixing desk the size of a small battleship in the setting of the sophisticated AM studio in Chennai, it is ...
All About Jazz |
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Dave Douglas & Keystone: Keystone Live at the Jazz Standard
With the success of trumpeter Dave Douglas' twelve virtual CD collection of music from a six-night run at New York's Jazz Standard in December, 2006 with his longstanding Quintet—the download-only versions, representing twelve hours of music, ultimately distilled into the hard two-CD set, Live at the Jazz Standard (Greenleaf, 2007), that brought together all the Quintet's new music—it's no ...
All About Jazz |
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Saxophonist Evan Parker's marvelous and moving
Boustrophedon is a companion piece to saxophonist Roscoe Mitchell's Composition/Improvisation Nos. 1, 2 & 3 (ECM, 2007), recorded live in Munich the night before Mitchell's suite and using the same musicians, The Transatlantic Art Ensemble.
All About Jazz |
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(VIDEO) John Horn spring game slideshow
Video: Still photo slideshow of the John Horn red-white game set to music by the John Horn High School band.
McKinney Messenger |
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Whippin'The Keys
Pianist Rose was an original member of Lu Watters' Yerba Buena Jazz Band and played a key role in the traditional jazz revival of the decade immediately after the end of World War Two. This CD documents another aspect of his work, namely that of solo ragtime piano playing.
All About Jazz |
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The voice of the people—The Duke speaks out
There is no greater cultural icon in the country today than Leroy Stephen Hanna, better known as simply the Duke. He has a few peers who have withstood the test of time like he has, but Duke Hanna stands out as the preeminent spokesman for his fraternity.
The Nassau Guardian |
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Wisner Market opens Thursday with new vendors
Herbal products and wine will be among the offerings of several new vendors joining Wisner Market this year as organizers of the weekly event prepare to begin its 12th year.
Elmira Star-Gazette |
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Fusion of coastal, bushveld voices is ‘Dubble trouble’
WHAT DO you get if you put a West Coast oke with a boytjie from the Bosveld on the same stage? Dubble trouble. But don’t let the title alarm you. This is a show full of music and humour for the whole family.
Daily Dispatch |
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Herb Alpert Announces Music Scholarships
The Herb Alpert Foundation has announced a program to distribute $1.2 million in scholarships for music students. Alpert's Foundation will offer the program for teenagers at California's State Summer School for the Arts, Innerspark.
Undercover |
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'Imagine' To Stay In Intelligent Design Film
John Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, and kids Sean and Julian, together with EMI Blackwood Music Inc, have lost a battle to have a piece of 'Imagine' stricken from the Pro-Intelligent Design film 'Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed'.
Undercover |
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Busta Rhymes Joins Linkin Park Tour
Busta Rhymes has been added to Linkin Park's Projekt Revolution tour. Rhymes and Linkin Park recently recorded the song 'We Made It'. It is the lead single from Rhymes upcoming album 'Blessed'.
Undercover |
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