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The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive director will speak at the grand opening of the exhibit covering the city's theaters from the early 1900s to the present.

On the day of its 30th anniversary, we look back at Green Day's 'Dookie,' one of the most important queer albums in punk rock history

Billie Joe Armstrong, the lead singer and guitarist of band Green Day, talks about the bands early years, his songwriting, life as a rock star, sobriety, and his love of The Bachelor. Green Days new album, Saviors, is out on January 19. 

Billie Joe Armstrong didn’t plan to make a ‘Dookie’ and ‘American Idiot’ trifecta. Then he finished writing the band’s new album, ‘Saviors.’

Record Time takes a glimpse into the wide array of new vinyl releases currently flooding stores around the world.

Green Day will release the 30th anniversary super deluxe edition of their 1994 album Dookie on September 29. It will be available as a 6-LP vinyl, 4-CD box set digitally. The release features the original album, seventeen unreleased demos, six studio outtakes (3 unreleased), Woodstock 1994 and Live

Green Day will release the 30th anniversary super deluxe edition of their 1994 album Dookie on September 29. It will be available as a 6-LP vinyl, 4-CD box set digitally. The release features the original album, seventeen unreleased demos, six studi...

Green Day will release the 30th anniversary super deluxe edition of their 1994 album Dookie on September 29. It will be available as a 6-LP vinyl, 4-CD box set digitally. The release features the original album, seventeen unreleased demos, six studio outtakes (3 unreleased), Woodstock 1994 and Live

One of the last songs Jerry Garcia recorded in the studio, “Smoke Gets In Your Eyes,” was co-written by the composer who inspired his name.

This spring, Craft Recordings officially re-launched Original Jazz Classics, reimagining the long-running reissue imprint with audiophiles and vinyl collectors in mind. Now the series closes out the year with three more essential titles: The Tony Bennett Bill Evans Album, the Dave Brubeck Quartet’s Jazz at Oberlin and The Cats, which captures Tommy Flanagan, John Coltrane, Kenny Burrell and Idrees Sulieman on the cusp of stardom.