It's rare to meet a musician who enjoys touring. After a while, it all seems the same - ragged days on the road stretch on with no end in sight. Another bar, another jam session, another day closer to the next album's recording session ...
Hard-working folk star Dar Williams takes to the road
Last Saturday marked the premiere of "Fame L.A.," a weekly hour-long show, which for the purposes of drumming up interest had an initial two-hour screening on Sept. 22. Life is too short to waste like this!
"Fame L.A." is a reprisal of the '80s film and show set at the School for the Performing Arts, in New York. In the new souped-up version, all the so-called action takes place at a club/restaurant place called "Who's Who." It involves the lives of several up-and-coming artists who take acting classes from the owner of the club - David Graysmark (William R.
To live and die in 'L.A.': Reincarnated 'Fame' won't make it forever
What would you do to have a book on the bestseller's list?
In his riveting masterpiece of suspense, "The List," bestselling author Steve Martini reveals just how writing a best-selling novel can cost you your life.
Martini shakes up readers with 'List'
Does television really need another talk show? Is that a resounding "no" from millions nationwide?
But wait, what if it was something different, a new approach to late-night television, and maybe if it was hosted by someone younger, a comedian like Keenan Ivory Wayans? Wayans program makes for sorry late-night television
The logo for Def Jam recording artists CRU is a "have a nice day" smiley face that is cut in half - and the missing half is replaced with half the image of a skull. Surprisingly, the logo says a lot about the music of Yogi, Chadeeo and the Mighty Ha, as their music is a strange - but entertaining - mix of violence and comedy.CRU delivers unforgettable debut
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