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While News stories covered the May 21 White Night Riots, in lighter fare, drag theatre in 1979's Arts section included an interview, ads and a review of Divine's show, 'The Neon Woman,' while porn stars served as a lure to a members-only health club.
Article Contributed by Press Junkie PR | Published on Friday, May 14, 2021 During the time of a massive pandemic, global warming awareness, and rampant school shootings comes an album with a glimmer of hope. Telescope due out August 20th. The new album is an eclectic mix of driving rhythmic textures and influences that create modern global soundscapes set against thought provoking lyricism. The new album will be released digitally, available everywhere you stream music, and on vinyl. Elektric Voodoo is comprised of an all-star ensemble with songwriter, guitarist and band leader Scot...
Courtesy PPCC Thereâs no shortage of immaculate and meticulously curated art galleries here in Colorado Springs, but down on Royer Street â past a wastewater treatment plant, a cemetery and rows of warehouses â another kind of art space has been forming over the last two years. Steve Wood, co-founder and director of Concrete Couch, a local nonprofit founded 18 years ago with a mission to create community art projects, describes Concrete Coyote as a kind of evolving art park, featuring everything from a giant metal hammer to a swing seat built...
The Godfather Actors You May Not Know Passed Away The Godfather Actors You May Not Know Passed Away By Tim Lammers/April 30, 2021 5:32 pm EDT Many fans, film critics, scholars and industry organizations consider 1972's "The Godfather" to be one of the greatest films ever made, a consensus that was solidified with 11 Oscar nominations and wins for Best Picture, Best Actor for Marlon Brando, and Best Adapted Screenplay for Francis Ford Coppola and Mario Puzo. Even more amazing, the film's 1974 sequel, "The Godfather: Part II," also nabbed 11 nominations (with six wins including Best Picture a...
Photograph by Steve Godwin The Thieves About, love living in Encinitas, but they rarely play there. “A great deal of the venues in Encinitas want cover songs.” “The Thieves About” could suggest a phrase lacking one final noun. But as singer/guitarist J Scott Gavin avows, the name came about from a little boys love for locomotives. “My son was obsessively into trains,” Gavin explains, “so very early in the mornings I would walk him to the train station in Encinitas to watch the morning trains roll in. I noticed some scribbles, and decided to investigate a little bit. I realized ...