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Arizona Republic Alice Cooper spends his latest album, "Detroit Stories," paying tribute to a city that looms large in Cooper legend for obvious reasons.  First and foremost, he was born there. And although he met the other founding members of the Alice Cooper group in Phoenix, where his family moved when he was 12, the Cortez High School track star and his bandmates were sharing a farmhouse on the outskirts of Detroit when they recorded "Im Eighteen," their breakthrough single. Theyd mov...

Alice CooperDetroit Stories★★★☆☆Back in the early 1970s, when he was chopping up dolls with an axe, being guillotined on stage and generally causing the moral majority to reach for their smelling

By Mary Ashley Canevaro UAB News Each year in February, the United States honors Black History Month to celebrate the achievements of Black/African American individuals, recognizing the central role of the Black/African American community in America’s history and highlighting the importance of racial justice, diversity and inclusion, and equity. “One of the principles of Black History Month is that it is a key part of America’s identity,” said Selwyn M. Vickers, M.D., FACS, dean of the ...

02. Go Man Go (Album Version) [00:02:40] 03. Our Love Will Change the World [00:03:39] 04. Social Debris [00:03:05] 05. $ 1000 High Heel Shoes [00:03:29] 06. Hail Mary [00:03:14] 07. Detroit City 2021 (Album Version) [00:03:19] 08. Drunk and in Love [00:03:52] 09. Independence Dave [00:02:56] 10. I Hate You [00:02:34] 11. Wonderful World [00:03:20] 12. Sister Anne (Album Version) [00:04:47] 13. Hanging on by a Thread (Dont Give Up) [00:03:36] 14. Shut up and Rock [00:02:09] 15. East Side Story ...

Total tracks: 15 | Size: 118.91 MB | Formats: mp3 |Genre: Rock |Date: 2021 |Album: Detroit Stories Playing time:50:15 Artist: Alice Cooper Tracklist: 01. Rock n Roll (04:43) 02. Go Man Go (Album Version) (02:40) 03. Our Love Will Change the World (03:39) 04. Social Debris (03:05) 05. $1000 High H...

Carpool Cinema Featuring Films To Celebrate Black History Month During the pandemic, El Pasoans have been enjoying drive-in movies at the El Paso County Coliseum thanks to Carpool Cinema. People can enjoy a movie on the big screen from the comfort of their own car and you dont have to sit close to people you dont know. Plus, you can bring your own snacks. Thats a big plus for me. Carpool Cinema teamed up this week with the Young Black Leaders of El Paso to feature movies in honor of Black Histo...

Read It and Reap: Lancaster resident launches book club focusing on Black writers By Ann Connery Frantz The mostly white residents of Lancaster are exploring literatures from the Black community, thanks to the idea of a resident who launched a book club for them. After several months meeting online, they look forward to a time when they can meet in person. The book club is the brain child of Sedruola “Sedie” Maruska. “I know that Black authors are often overlooked but have a lot to share ...

Black History Month is an annual celebration to recognize the achievements of African Americans.  Since 1976, The United States has recognized the month as a time to reflect on America’s history, and support African Americans in their achievements and struggles since the time of slavery.  In taking a look at the potential entertainment for this month, here are some amazing films that highlight the African American community. Whether it be through documentary, true stories or fiction, these ...

Defilements, long-running Japanese band Coffins solder together a patchwork of death and doom metal from five out-of-print releases that trace their development throughout the 2010s. Coffins spike the collection with covers of iconic American groups such as Death and Buzzoven, faithfully executing each homage, and their original tracks simply swing. Metal can swing as surely as jazz and funk can, and without that crucial element of their sound, Coffins might have ended up just another plodding...

“I’d burn it all down just to spite them” — Unidentified Reddit member, January 2021 The Republican Party is perpetually locked in a figurative focus group process of asking the question: How do we reach and win back working-class voters? In the spirit of “unity” and cooperation, allow me to offer them an answer: Why don’t you try listening to them? A big story this past week was the David-versus-Goliath battle between individual investors and large Wall Street investment banks ...