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STEVE KOLOSKUS - A TWO-TIME CANCER SURVIVOR'S ROCKY ROUTE TO RIDE THE ROCKIES
One year ago, Denver ad agency Owner STEVE KOLOSKUS was confined to an antiseptically-clean room in the bone marrow transplant unit of PS/L St. Luke's hospital, his immune system destroyed. And he was about to undergo stem cell replacement therapy.
Advertising and Marketing Review |
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A pleasant sound
Museum illustrates the sound of music in exhibit
The Reidsville Review |
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Target Center to get $1 million acoustic upgrade
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — One of Minnesota’s largest music venues is about to get a $1 million acoustic upgrade.
Winona Daily News |
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South Side Fiesta
A Mexican fiesta brought traditional food and music to Billings south side Saturday for a day of fun at South Park.
KULR-8 Billings |
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Philanthropies: Aug. 3
n The Fifth Annual Jordanne Clabo Fight Against Crohn's Golf Tournament is Monday, Aug. 4, at Gettysvue Golf and Country Club in Knoxville. Proceeds go to East Tennessee Children's Hospital and to pay for medical and nutritional needs for Jordanne Clabo and her son Jacob, 7. Both are diagnosed with the inflammatory bowel disease Crohn's disease. For team and tournament information, call ...
Knoxville News Sentinel |
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Teochew opera boom
TEOCHEW opera and puppet shows are making a comeback in Penang this Phor Tor or Hungry Ghosts Festival after being overshadowed by sexy showgirls performing at stage shows or ko tai over the last few years.
The Star |
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Musical skill makes Verdi's 'Aida' sing
Seattle Opera opened a brilliantly sung "Aida" this weekend at McCaw Hall.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Buffett brings heat to Newport, but everybody’s cool
While it wasn’t the folk session expected, Jimmy Buffett’s folk festival closer caps a day of solid performances.
The Providence Journal |
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Parents used to fear Luther Campbell's music and message. A VH1 series shows how times have changed
When Miami native Luther Campbell emerged on the city's music scene in the 1980s as the outrageous front man for the rap group 2 Live Crew, parents cringed as their teenagers chanted along with the most sexed-laced lyrics of the day.
Miami Herald |
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The Eagles still have what it takes
With the last notes of Desperado still hanging in the air, Eagles fans began to make their way out of the Magnetic Hill concert park in Moncton Saturday night, holding onto memories that will last many in the baby-boomer heavy crowd the rest of their lives.
The Guardian |
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Singers pay tribute at gospel music's birthplace
Chicago's historic Pilgrim Baptist Church has opened its doors for the first time since a fire two years ago ravaged the structure on the city's South Side.
Chicago Sun-Times |
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Review: Country star Brad Paisley shows versatility at Sprint Center
Brad Paisley isn’t as well known outside country music as some of his peers, but he’s one of its reigning stars and for good reasons.
The Kansas City Star |
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Posted: 04-08-2008 , 03:06 GMT
Music artist Rayan just finished filming a video clip for his new song “Haalemak” (I’ll Teach You) that was written by Hasan Atyeh and composed by the late Riyad Al Hamshari.
Al Bawaba |
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STARGAZING ‘HSM' plays nice, ‘Tim and Eric' does not
You may have noticed that “High School Musical: Get in the Picture” Mondays on ABC has a slightly different component than similar talent shows.
The Kansas City Star |
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Melisa’s new album with Rotana
Lebanese singer Melisa will release her first album “Mfaker Halak Meen” (Who Do You Think You Are) under the production company ‘Rotana.’ There are eight songs on the album, aimed at young listeners because it features fast beats songs.
Al Bawaba |
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Majida Al Roumi opens “Al Quds Festival”
The planner for the “Al Quds Festival 2008” (Jerusalem Festival 2008), starting this week, said that the famous Lebanese singer Majida Al Roomi will sing on the opening night from Beirut via satellite.
Al Bawaba |
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Olympic opening ceremonies unthinkable without music
LONDON (Reuters) - Imagine the Olympics Games void of music - the raising of the Olympic flag without the Olympic hymn, the parade of nations in a hushed stadium and synchronized swimming to the sounds of silence.
Reuters.co.uk |
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The minuet steak: Music to relax England's first Wagyu calves
For most of us, an open-air concert in the rolling Cumbrian countryside would be something out of the ordinary. But it's just part of the daily routine for these Wagyu calf, reared to provide the choicest steaks.
Daily Mail: World News |
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Students learn the basics at local camp
In the age of XBox, hand-held computers and digital cable, leaders with the Trinity Lutheran Church in Rocky Mount are trying to give children a reason to step away from the television.
Rocky Mount Telegram |
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Olympic opening ceremonies unthinkable without music
Imagine the Olympics Games void of music - the raising of the Olympic flag without the Olympic hymn, the parade of nations in a hushed stadium and synchronized swimming to the sounds of silence.
Reuters via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News |
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Burlington Gets New Farmer's Market
Vegetables, fruits, live music...the Burlington community has a new way to enjoy the tastes of summer. Sunday, FOX8 visited the new Burlington farmer's market.
WGHP Greensboro |
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'Sound of Music' memories Murch remembers Annisquam's connection with world-famous musical
Annisquam and Austria, though an ocean apart, came together for the creation of a play, which became one of the world's most famous musicals. "The Sound of Music" is far more than a Broadway production for Gloucester's Anna Crouse Murch. The show is a piece of her personal history.
Gloucester Daily Times |
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Globe Telecom acquires content firm to improve services
MANILA, Philippines - Globe Telecom, Inc., the country's second largest cellular service firm, said it acquired a mobile content company which would allow it to offer more value-added services to its subcribers.
GMANews.TV via Yahoo! Philippines News |
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Tamas Vesmas Celebrates 25 years in NZ
“Along with resonance.. comes absolute clarity over the full range of the piano. Vesmas' impeccable sense of inner texture, essential in Debussy, ensures that the music is fully alive.”
Scoop.co.nz |
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Summit Up
Good morning and welcome to Summit Up, the world's only daily column totally rocking out.
Summit Daily News |
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