|
Droney to take center stage at county show
BRIDGETON - Guitar prodigy Patrick Droney is stoked to be in the lineup for next month's Kansas City Barbeque Society-sanctioned King Pig BBQ competition in the city park.
Bridgeton News |
|
Travel Guides
The Moroccan port town of Essaouira is quiet until thousands of musicians and revelers come in June for the Gnawa and World Music Festival. A cult ingredient, from Moroccan origins to high-end cosmetics.
New York Times |
|
Shedding What’s Shabby at a Moroccan Port
Asilah had become rundown, but an annual arts festival has helped revive and clean up the town.
New York Times |
|
St. Johns Country Day students find Latin Convention lively
Who says Latin is dead?
The Florida Times-Union |
|
Symphony chooses executive director
After a turbulent past season that included a standoff between symphony administration and the musicians, the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra has ended its search for an executive director who can create harmony.
The Florida Times-Union |
|
Southborough man wants to strike up the band
One man intends to start a band, and he is sounding the horn to call local musicians to join him.
The MetroWest Daily News |
|
Baby Is Boy No. 2 For Rockers Stefani, Rossdale
It's Love, Angel, Music and Baby No. 2 for Gwen Stefani, who on Thursday gave birth to a boy.
The Tampa Tribune |
|
Hit Beatles show back at Cabaret
BRIDGEPORT — She really does love you. "She Loves You!," the hit show that recreates the experience of seeing the Beatles live in concert, has returned to the Downtown Cabaret Theatre for the
Connecticut Post |
|
CityFest makes a joyful noise in Portland
Luis Palau is not the only evangelist working Tom McCall Waterfront Park this weekend. Hours before he took the stage Friday night for the two-day CityFest, Margaret White, 70, was rocking out at the extreme sports demo, looking for souls to save.
The Oregonian |
|
Customer Service
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysian authorities have reversed their decision to cancel a concert by Canadian pop-rock star Avril Lavigne, saying Saturday that she can perform next week despite complaints her act is "too sexy."
Brandon Sun |
|
Former "Wowowee" co-host Janelle Jamer tries to enter U.S. music scene
Nakakuwentuhan ng PEP (Philippine Entertainment Portal) through the Internet si Janelle Jamer na ngayon ay nasa Atlanta, Georgia. Si Janelle ang dating co-host ni Willie Revillame sa noontime show na Wowowee , pero nabigla ang lahat nang magdesisyon siyang mag-resign sa naturang program, kasabay rin nito ang mga intrigang pagli-link sa kanilang dalawa ni Willie.
PEP |
|
Singers Shaan, KK shine in 'Hijack'
An action-packed thriller, "Hijack" has a music album that only adheres to the genre. Debutant composers - Justin and Uday - have put together eight songs for the movie and some of the tracks will take time to grow on the listeners.
New Kerala |
|
Review: 'Dirty Dancing'
The moves and music of "Dirty Dancing" continue to draw full houses at the Royal Alexandra Theatre.
The Epoch Times |
|
First Look: SteelSeries 5H V2 headset
When listening to music or playing video games on your Mac, you could blast the sound across the room. However, out of consideration of others and for your own privacy, you might consider using a headset. While there are plenty of headsets to choose from, one headset specifically designed for gamers is the SteelSeries 5H V2 headset....
MacNN |
|
RTS for Saturday, Aug. 23, 2008
CROOK FARM: Always a great way to spend a day (or two) is the annual Crook Farm Fair being held today and Sunday at the historical location on Seaward Avenue Extension. The event features a wide variety of crafts and food and a full schedule of old-time country music.
The Bradford Era |
|
Briefs: Bistro to Go celebrates anniversary
Jazz and soul singer Joy Ike will perform Sunday at Bistro to Go on the North Side.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review |
|
Baby Is Boy No. 2 For Rockers Stefani, Rossdale
It's Love, Angel, Music and Baby No. 2 for Gwen Stefani, who on Thursday gave birth to a boy.
The Tampa Tribune |
|
Upcoming reunions
o Marion High School Class of 1968 40th reunion is today with an informal get-together at 7 p.m. at Bogey’s, 1520 Chapel Pike; and Saturday, 6 p.m. at the Hostess House, ., speaker Oatess Archey, music by Johnny Kirkwood, cash bar by Folkie’s; cost is $25 per person, please pre-pay, checks payable to MHS Class of ’68; dress is dressy casual.
Marion Chronicle-Tribune |
|
KSO director moving on
KALAMAZOO -- After 10 years as the executive director of the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra, Stacy Ridenour is leaving to take the same position at the much larger Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra in Jacksonville, Fla., both orchestras announced Friday.
The Kalamazoo Gazette |
|
Dillsboro antiques fair expands annual festivities
DILLSBORO - Antiques, craft demonstrations, live music and a people's choice contest for best vintage automobile round out a full day of festivities Sept. 20 at the sixth annual Dillsboro Antiques Fair .
Asheville Citizen-Times |
|
ITunes blocked in China; Tibet album suspected
BEIJING -- Customers in China of Apple Inc.'s iTunes online music store were unable to download songs this week, and an activist group said Beijing was trying to block access to a new Tibet-themed album. ... - By JOE McDONALD The Associated Press
The Nashua Telegraph |
|
Olympics: Heating up the diving pool
Jamie Squire : GettyU.S. hotties divers Thomas Finchum and David Boudia. Committing to watching the Olympics like Therese and I have been is sort of like running a marathon. Fatigue is setting in. The entire country is getting tired...
Houston Chronicle |
|
Police gird for Caribbean fest
With Jersey City, N.J., suddenly canceling its Caribbean Festival this weekend, today's rolling parade and party in and around Franklin Park has become the place to be. ...
Boston Herald |
|
Learn to play with Junior Appalachian Musicians
BLACK MOUNTAIN – Junior Appalachian Musicians invites Buncombe County public, private and home-schooled students in grades 4-8 to attend a meeting for interested young musicians and their parents at 3:30 p.m. Sept. 3 at Black Mountain Center for the Arts, 225 W. State St.
Asheville Citizen-Times |
|
A fun time on The Block
ASHEVILLE — Goombay, the annual weekend celebration of African and Caribbean culture, kicked off Friday for its weekend run. The three-day festival of music, food, crafts and more brings a special spirit at this time each year to The Block at the corner of Eagle and Market streets downtown.
Asheville Citizen-Times |
|
|