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Robert Plant is returning to the road in support of his lullaby ... and the Ceaseless Roar album.
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The man who practically defined the sound of summer for generations will be all over the place during 2015's warm months.
If we're to believe Ronnie Wood -- and really, why wouldn't we believe him? -- the Rolling Stones will be touring North America this summer.
George Thorogood may drink alone, but this summer he's touring with Brian Setzer.
Several weeks after their surprising announcement as headliners at this year's Coachella Festival, Steely Dan have added a brief string of West Coast dates to their 2015 tour itinerary.
Billy Idol fans waited years for his new LP, 'Kings & Queens of the Underground' -- and now they'll have to wait a little longer for him to start his U.S. tour in support of the album.
Newly minted Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Joan Jett and her Blackhearts will open for the Who's 50th anniversary tour when it hits North America next year.
Doctors have shut down the on-going Who Hits 50 tour after Roger Daltrey contracted a throat infection.
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"Diversifying Theological Education" – A public lecture by Stephen Lewis, President of the Forum for Theological Exploration (formerly the Fund for Theological Education).
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TLC disappears comments, edits its turd of an anti-vaccine piece. It still stinks.
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Taking stupid to a whole new level: TLC's entry for the "Worst piece written about vaccines"
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26 Years Ago: Nirvana Only Hint at Future Greatness on 'Bleach'
When Nirvana released their debut album 'Bleach' on June 15, 1989, few could have predicted that the Kurt Cobain-led group would eventually change the world.
When Nirvana released their debut album 'Bleach' on June 15, 1989, few could have predicted that the Kurt Cobain-led group would eventually change the world.
In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Frances Bean Cobain, daughter of the late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain, says she doesn't care much for her dad's band.
Last month, someone posted a song online that was supposedly an unreleased Nirvana track stolen from Courtney Love.
In a shocking event that eerily foreshadowed the incomprehensibly tragedy of his death one month later, Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain slipped into an overdose-induced coma on March 3, 1994.
Dave Grohl said that rehearsals for Nirvana's 'MTV Unplugged' episode did not go well.
'South Park' aired a shotgun wielding Kurt Cobain singing a Christmas carol on its season finale. Did they go too far?
Dave Grohl's 'Hooker on the Street' finally debuted over 20 years after its creation.
Oscar nominated director Brett Morgen is bringing the Kurt Cobain documentary 'Montage of Heck' to HBO next year.
The surviving Nirvana members have hinted that Joan Jett may be joining them for their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Performance.
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What Made Me: The Atlantic's David Bradley
The owner of the Atlantic Magazine—and founder of the Advisory Board and the Corporate Executive Board—on the influences that shaped his life.
The piece of advice: It's not elegant, but the advice—from my first client—has proved helpful across a lifetime of hiring: "You would always rather wrestle a bear than flog a dead horse."
The book: Science and Health, the textbook for the Christian Science Church. My sister and I were raised as Christian Scientists by a remarkably devout mother. Christian Science has a radical view of life—that God created the world, including man, as perfect, wholly spiritual, with no touch of sin, disease, or death. I'm no longer a Christian Scientist, but the hard-wiring is done.
At age 36, I met a problem doctors and hospitals didn't fix. I lost my voice for six utterly silent months and then lost it for long chapters across the following 14 years. There were low moments. I think the distance I could keep from despair was largely what remained of my Christian Science faith.
The early job: At age 13—and for three years—I was a groom at Meadowbrook Stables in Chevy Chase, mucking out the pony stalls. At age 19, I was a summer intern in the East Wing of the White House. That year was 1973. No one went to jail from the stables.
The Failure or Setback: I didn't mean to be a businessman. I meant to be a US senator. That's still the case. What happened?
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Our first real taste of China ...
... are lazy drunkards who don't work hard like Chinese people so they are importing Chinese who live in a dormitory in the factory. The Russians think the Chinese are heartless *******s who are exploiting them Derek rolled up at 12.00 pm, teasing me for having found such a well hidden hotel, he thought a good one for KGB operatives to keep a low profile in. He didn't want to bring his car down the Hutong alley because it is so narrow had left it parked on a pedestrian crossing at ...
Annoying things about China!!!
... some gig like this, "Traffic? Oh will just have a looksie. Oh pants feel kinda nice and tight when I get out the car. Oh dear, this is gridlocked. I know what will save me, trusty magic horn. Lets press until all traffic problems in Beijing, a city of 20 million that sell cars at a yearly rate of over 700,000 and averages over 15,000 new car registrations a week, is relieved. SOLUTION-Kill yourself. You're the problem! Ok that'll do for now, maybe I will do a happy post next ...
The weird and wonderful
... of the coach and told someone who announced it to everyone. Ooopsy. From the Wall we drove to a restaurant which looked like it was in the middle of nowhere. Here everyone congratulated us and we sat down for lunch. On the menu this time was Fish balls, Dumplings, Sweet and sour Chicken and a whole fish that looked like it had just been caught, set on fire, been pasted in mould and served. Yuck, not even Oliver liked it. The restaurant was on top of a tourist ...
Beijing, China
... we went to Tiananmen Square, the largest public square in the world. It was from the balcony of the Rostrum on October 1, 1949 where Mao Zedong proclaimed the founding of the People's Republic of China. Behind the Rostrum lies the Forbidden City, also known as the Imperial Palace, home to 24 emperors beginning with its creation by Emperor Youge in 1420 until the last Qing Emperor, Pyi left in 1924. The city is huge. It was 99991/2 rooms but only 20% of ...
All that is Beijing !!
... but offal in ANY dish that begins with" Pigs entrails with" just isn't on my MUST TRY list …sorry!
The following morning we met with Sam and unfortunately I feel we might have been misunderstood. We had asked him (yesterday) if he had a car in which to take us for a tour around Beijing (which he replied YES) however, today being Sunday it was the day that Sam was UNABLE to use his car because he is deemed 'by law' to only use his ...