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The Residents began around 1974 in San Francisco, an art project presenting itself as a rock band. They had a few distinctions.
For one, they were completely anonymous to the public. They never revealed their faces or names...
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The weather was almost as bad as expected at the second annual documentary film festival at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame in Stony Brook, this weekend. (You can read about the films for which I intervie...
I know this is more local than my usual posts, but if you’re one of the many readers in the New York tristate area, I wanted to let people know about it. And these movies deserve more exposure and may be coming to you wherever you are.
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I’ve been writing about the Rascals, and/or Young Rascals, more than I expected. As a teenager growing up in the New York suburbs, we felt a kind of ownership of the Rascals, as they had grown up in nearby New Jersey and New...
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In the last 10 days, three leading feminist torch-bearers left the planet: Dolly Parton, Gloria Steinem, and Robin Morgan, who died Saturday, age 85. I’ve beheld the cultural power Parton and Steinem wielded for more than hal...
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I'm a longtime music journalist and critic. Creem, the Village Voice, and Newsday have been main stops on the journey. I retired from teaching at St. John's University in May 2024, and was named to the Long Island Music Hall of Fame in 2020.
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