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Hey Hey, We're The Monkees
Regarded by many as manufactured "bubblegum" pop, The Monkees have stood the test of time and deserve to finally be inducted into the Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame.
monkees • manufactured • pop • original • boyband

Former Monkee Peter Tork Battles Cancer
60's TV star and Pop Icon Peter Tork has rare form of head and neck cancer, but remains optimistic and says his prognosis is good.
peter tork • adenoid cystic carcinoma • the monkees • micky dolenz • davy jones

Getting Together
How friends and music come together in our lives, and make us happier people.
john phillips • scott mckenzie • mama cass • monkees • mamas and papas

An Interview With Peter Tork
Diagnosed with a rare head and neck cancer called Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma, Peter talks to me about his illness and recovery.
peter tork • the monkees • davy jones • mike nesmith • micky dolenz

Peter Tork Goes Back To School
On May 29th, Peter Tork's former high school welcomed him back as they celebrated their anniversary. Tork meanwhile, had a special celebration of his own.
peter tork • shoe suede blues • lauren ellis • monkees • micky dolenz

Peter Tork's Hope On Project
Diagnosed with a rare head and neck cancer called Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma, Peter talks to me about his new Hope On Project to raise money for ACC research.
peter tork • the monkees • shoe suede blues • facebook • adenoid cystic carcinoma

The Long Sandy Hair of Neftoon Zamora
The musical innovator and former Monkee's intriguing tale about still traveling to the beat of a different drum.
the long sandy hair of neftoon zamora • michael nesmith • the monkees • mike nesmith • novels by musicians

Computers, the Internet, and a Pathologically Eclectic Escapist
About the author's (Dina Ely) passion for games & MUDs, and how Computers & the Internet revolutionised her gaming experience.
game • gaming • text • online • multiuser

Mayor of the Sunset Strip
A review of the documentary "Mayor of the Sunset Strip".
cinema • films • movies • criticism • reviews

Teen Idols Circa 1964-1966
An examination of teen idols from 1964-1966, who they were, and some of the ways they were marketed and promoted
teen idols 1960s • beatles • british invasion • mia farrow • mod look

Aliens Gig is out of this World
At London's ULU, The Aliens' mix of psychedelia, great tunes and funky rythyms was a huge hit. The ex-Beta Band men shone, thanks largely to lead vocalist Gordon Anderson
aliens • london ulu • astronomy for dogs • gordon anderson • beatles

The Best Sitcoms of the 1960s
The Sixties era advanced television comedy in technology and scope and gave a welcomed escape from the outside world.
best sitcoms 1960s • classic comedies • classic 1960s comedies • classic 1960s sitcoms • the sixties tv

Jonas TV Show Not Just for Fans
Many were skeptical about the Disney Channel original series Jonas. But is there more to this show than meets the eye?
jonas • jonas brothers • jonas tv • joe jonas • nick jonas

16 Magazine Pop Culture Auction
The personal collections of 16 Magazine's former editorial directors, Danny Fields and Randi Reisfeld, go on the auction block this Sunday, September 27.
16 magazine • pop culture • auction • backstage auctions • danny fields

Keepers of the Wild
Animal behaviorist Jonathan Kraft has created a rescue sanctuary for more than 200 abused, neglected and abandoned exotic animals that he opens to the public for tours.
jonathan kraft • keepers • exotic animals • tigers • sanctuary

Most Requested Pop Songs For Fools
Clowns, fools, jerks, stupid girls and even the Major of Simpleton are celebrated in the most popular pop songs for April Fools' Day gag theme music and ringtones.
most requested pop songs for fools • top april fools’ day pop hits • cathy’s clown • chain of fools • top 10 fool pop songs

Scoop for the Week of Dec. 24th
Death threats, bribes and human feasts. It can only mean one thing: Time for this week's Celebrity Scoop!
television • hollywood • movies • celebrity • gossip

They've Got Magic To Do
Stephen Schwartz has come a long way since Godspell and working with Bob Fosse on the original production of Pippin.
stephen schwartz • godspell • pippin • wicked • rags

Stick Games and more!
There are so many holidays coming up in the next couple of months that in order to try and cover them with optimal time left for which to use them, this and recent articles have had a trifold approach. This article will be divided into three sections. Halloween, even though it's not a holiday, it is an activity-filled children's festivity. The second section will be oriented around November activities, involving American Indian dances and stick games. The third section will offer some links for Christmas activities and Hannukah celebrations.
halloween • thanksgiving • christmas • music • lessons

"I Dreamed A Dream"
She caught the world's attention with an incredible performance on Britain's Got Talent last year, and her hard work has finally paid off with the release of her first CD
susan boyle • i dreamed a dream • cd review • wild horses • daydream believer

Jennifer Tefft - Shift
Jennifer Tefft has opened for Aerosmith, and has been compared to Sarah McLachlan, but may soon be a star in her own right if her new CD Shift is any indication. Plus a retro review of Pat Benatar's In The Heat Of The Night.
guitar • rock • vocal • pop

LA Rock and Roll Hollywood Tours
Phil Spector, Rolling Stones, Beach Boys, Zappa, Janis Joplin, Doors, Elvis, Cher and Hendrix feature in rock and roll history tours of Hollywood and Sunset Strip in LA.
la rock roll history tours • los angeles music • california musical legends • hollywood and sunset strip • phil spector

The Guys Who Wrote 'Em-Songwriting Geniuses Of Rock And Pop
Sean Egan's The Guys Who Wrote 'Em profiles eleven of the most talented pop/rock songwriters and songwriting teams in rock music history.
brill building • motown • glam rock • chinn/chapman • holland/dozier/holland

And the Winner Is...
The season for TV and Radio Award ceremonies now lasts all year long. Suite101 opens the gold envelope and finds out more.
tv • radio • broadcasting • television • awards

Let The Sweeps Begin
Get a preview of upcoming May "sweeps" programming; check out the top ten rated programs; get the latest on the Robert Blake case; this week in television history remembers "Dinosours."
sweeps • may • dinotopia • abc • cbs

Liquid Paper® Inventor Bette Nesmith Graham
Art inspired this artist, secretary and single mother to invent a way to cover up her typing mistakes.
art • office supplies • woman • women • invention

My Name Is Ladywrite
This story explains inspiration, success in writing, and dealing with your dreams inspite of Hearing Impairment.
writing • success • hearing impairment • friends • inspiration

Oklahoma Joy
Learning sign language from a Chinese waitress. What a vacation!
oklahoma • manchester cowboy • american cowboys • zoos museum • and amusement parks.

Rock Evil?
I might have found a source of evil so dark I shouldn't mention it --but here it is!
hokus pick • christian • rock • music • evil

The Wrecking Crew, Directed by Denny Tedesco
Sunday, September 28, 2008 The Wrecking Crew documentary played for the second and final time at the Calgary Film Festival.
the wrecking crew • director denny tedesco • independant film • film festival • tommy tedesco

Unemployed and in Good Company
In 1930, the height of the Great Depression, US unemployment stats were equal to today's. Many people are now unemployed or underemployed...including the rich and famous.
unemployment • depression • voice • journalist • government

Biography of Singer and Actor Bobby Sherman
Singer and actor Bobby Sherman enjoyed a burst of stardom beginning in the late sixties and ending in the early seventies with the cancellation of his television show.
bobby sherman • teen idol • singer • seventies star • sixties star

Lead-Singing Drummers
Not all singers are out in front. Some of rock and pop music's most famous band's actually have a drummer as its lead singer.
singing drummers • ringo starr • peter criss • phil collins • don henley of the eagles

The Songwriters' Hall of Fame Awards - Part 1
James Brown, James Taylor, Brian Wilson, Curtis Mayfield, and the Eagles' Glenn Frey and Don Henley were a few of the people inducted into the 31st annual Songwriters' Hall of Fame. Let me take you there.
songwriters’ hall of fame 31st annual awards • songwriters’ hall of fame • james brown • james taylor • brian wilson

May 2001's Best New CDs: M-Z
Review of new CD's from Megadeth, Newlydeads, Stevie Nicks, Paul Oakenfold, Sarah Pierce, R.E.M., A Nod to Bob, Moulin Rouge Soundtrack, Shrek Soundtrack, Weezer and Alex Woodard
cd • review • mp3 • megadeth • dave mustaine

Canada's Music
Canada HAS a music industry. In this article, there is Canadian music from Traditional Quebecois music to Neil Young to Celine Dion.
canadian music • canadian bands • canadian singers

Karaoke Night
Wouldn’t it rock to rat out your pals’ bad music-listening habits with your own rousting good night of karaoke?
karaoke • easy • entertaining • hosting • party

October CD Reviews
Review of CDs by Sting, Austin Powers Part 2, 8Stops7, Luna, Eric Clapton, Michael Fredo and Laine Henderson.
sting • austin powers • 8stops7 • luna • eric clapton

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