I've absolutely had it with stupid, ridiculous, non-nonsensical rules, whereby the people drafting the code should be banished to that island that Tom Hanks was stranded on for four years in the movie "Castaway"!
Further, the lunatics of such gibberish, actually make the guys in the "Dumb and Dumber" flick retain respectability.
Allow me to vent forthright.
Paul McCartney fans can now enjoy a new form of musical experimenting. The former Beatle has added a mixing board application to his website, allowing visitors to act as the producer on some of his most popular songs.
Now that Steven Tyler is done with his American Idol duties, the lead singer of Aerosmith can focus on the band's new album "Music From Another Dimension", due November 6.
Fans can get a sneak peek at a few of the songs from this highly anticipated album, including 'Lover Alot' and 'What Could Have Been Love'.
Be advised that if you hold tickets to see Paul Reiser on Saturday, August 25, at the Angelina Arts Alliance -- that show has been cancelled to a Reiser family emergency.
He was born Philip Wallach Blondheim, but changed his name to Scott McKenzie after a comedian suggested that the singer had a remarkable resemblance to a Scottie dog.
McKenzie palled around with "Papa" John Phillips where they both played in a band called the "Abstracts" before forming the group the "Journeymen" with his long time buddy.
While obtaining a college education today seems to cost more than running for political office, I was stunned to hear that recent high school diploma only grads searching for a job accounted for around 24% unemployment.
Conversely, a recent college grad only measured around 7% of this profile.
Now, you might think this story is about the national unemployment picture, or stats concerning the welfare of our potential leaders of the future, but the surprise topic is really on...
After a few difficult years, original Yes vocalist Jon Anderson is back touring and has booked a trip to South America for shows in September. In addition, when he goes, he’ll be bringing a special new song that he’s penned for perhaps the world’s biggest sporting event.
For those of us oldsters, not only was "groovy", "right on" , and "far out" part of our early vernacular, but yet another phrase that comes to mind, that today is considered passe, is "lounge act".
She was one of the very few who could wear cosmetic surgery to perfection, and for my parents 20th wedding anniversary, sis and I got them a pair of tickets to see Phyllis Diller. Of course, we went along to the show as special guests.
While he may have been behind the lens instead of starring in front of the camera, Tony Scott was a Hollywood giant when it came to his trade.
His name may not be recognizable, except for those in the tinsel town who's who, but his Director status for such hits as "Beverly Hills Cop II", Man on Fire", "Enemy of the State", "Days of Thunder", "Top Gun" starring Tom Cruise, and "Crimson Tide" with Denzel Washington, made Tony Scott a well respected "A"-lister amongst the troops.
Another "Classic" entertainer has left us prematurely.
Developing news out of Palm Beach, Florida about 30 minutes ago, where actor Ron Palillo has died of an apparent heart attack at the age of 63.
It’s good to be proud of where you’re from, as Paul Stanley of Kiss often says on stage. That goes doubly so during the Olympics, where nationalism can take on all forms. On Friday (Aug. 10), the Australian synchronized swimming team performed to a medley of AC/DC tunes.
Getting Eddie Van Halen to talk about the inspiration behind any of his songwriting efforts is rather difficult, in part because he refuses to take much credit for his work. “I’ve said plenty of times, I can’t claim to ever have really written anything. Because I don’t really feel like I’m responsible, it comes through me.”
