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On Wednesday night, Sacred Heart School presented Christmas Under The Oaks. KVPI was there and spoke with Ms. Rebecca Ardoin, the Religion Administrator at Sacred Heart School. The students have be...
Jon Furniss/WireImagePink Floyd recently released a collection of live concert recordings, although most fans probably knew nothing about it. Variety reports that in December the band quietly released about 18 concert recordings to streaming services in order to comply with European “use it or lose it” copyright laws, which say that after 50 years, any sound recordings can become public domain if they aren’t used. The concerts were all from the '70s, around the time they put out their classic album The Dark Side of the Moon. Pink Floyd didn’t make any big announcements about th...
Sally Field discussed her relationship with the late Burt Reynolds in Dave Karger's forthcoming book, 50 Oscar Nights. The Steel Magnolias actor told Karger that Reynolds refused to go to the 1980 Oscars with her because he "was not happy" with all the attention she was getting at that time. Field won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in Norma Rae that year. Prior to the big night, she also shared that he "did not want me to go to Cannes Film Festival at all." She added, "He said, ‘You don't think you're going to win anything, do y...
RhinoRhino is kicking off the new year with a new vinyl series, featuring special limited edition vinyl releases from artists like The Doors, Foghat, Yes, Grateful Dead and more. The series launches Friday, January 5, with a reissue of The Doors’ 1983 album, Alive, She Cried, on translucent emerald vinyl, along with Velvet Underground’s Live at Max’s Kansas City on two-LP orchid and magenta vinyl, Yes’ 1969 self-titled debut on cobalt vinyl and a Foghat compilation on translucent tan vinyl. The series will continue throughout January with the reissues of two Grateful Dead alb...
Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu Agency via Getty ImagesA recent report claimed that Dead & Company were in talks to play a residency at the Las Vegas Sphere, but a new poll suggests they aren’t the artists most folks want to see headline the state-of-the-art venue. Considering there have been lots of rumors as to who may play the venue next, a new survey by casino.org asked 3,000 Americans who they’d most like to see. Well, it turns out Dead & Company doesn't top the list. In fact, they're the artists most would least like to see at the venue, with Lady Gaga being America’s top pick. Ot...