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How The Ramones changed American rock’n’roll forever We reflect on the incredible impact that The Ramones had on music, stretching far beyond the New York punk scene and into the very fabric of rock’n’roll… Words: Phil Alexander ‘ Hey, ho! Let’s go!’ The simple rallying crying that kicks off Blitzkrieg Bop, the opening track on The Ramones’ self-titled debut – a record that revolutionised American rock’n’roll in the space of 14 short, sharp tracks. Released on April 23, 1976, the album’s longest tune – the psychological creep-fest of I Don’t Wanna Go Down To...

Located at 523 W. Thompson Lane, the 2.2-acre property last changed ownership hands in 2018 for $3.53 million. The new owner is an LLC affiliated with Walker Lumber and Supply owner Scott McMillan. Of note, McMillan operates his business from an adjacent property at 527 W. Thompson Lane. The seller was Greensboro I LP, an entity affiliated with Gallatin-based development company Green & Little. The partnership paid about $3.53 million for the three-parcel property in October 2018, according to Metro records. At that time, the sales price was about three times the dollar amount for which the ...

SHARE On January 1, 2020, Dubai resident Mia Andersson set herself a resolution that walks (or should we say runs?) the line between fitness and discipline – two undeniably interrelated concepts. The Swede decided she would run for 10 kilometres on every single day of what would turn out to be a particularly challenging year. On Thursday, December 31, Andersson, who is a coach at BR Performance Studios, took herself down to Kite Beach at 7am and completed her 366th run for this leap year. She tells The National what it meant to her, physically and mentally. Why did you take up this challen...

By ANNE VALDESPINO | The Orange County Register | Published: December 15, 2020 SANTA ANA, Calif. (Tribune News Service) — He was a community leader supporting local performing arts, a renaissance man, a dapper dresser and a fun guy with a quirky sense of humor. Friends and colleagues were remembering philanthropist William J. Gillespie who died of natural causes on Thursday, Dec. 10. A Laguna Beach resident, he was 79. "He had quite a diverse background," said John Gunnin, a board member of the William Gillespie Foundation. "He was a Marine, and then of course he was a guy from theater, b...