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Bob Dylan, born Robert Allen Zimmerman on May 21, 1941 in Duluth, Minnesota.
Bob Dylan, born Robert Allen Zimmerman on May 21, 1941 in Duluth, Minnesota.
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Obama family's favorite movies, music and other entertainment
So what keeps the first family entertained? After all, the president-elect can't spend all his time on the basketball court. Moms won't be surprised that Michelle Obama's interests are inspired by her daughters. Here's a look at the Obamas' faves in...Tags: Toni Morrison, Facebook, Herman Melville, William Shakespeare, John Coltrane
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NYC SOUNDS
WEDNESDAY HINDER. Everyone seems to love these guys. With Trapt and Revelation Theory. WHEN|WHERE 6 p.m., Nokia Theatre Times Square, 1515 Broadway INFO $25; 212-930-1950, nokiatheatrenyc.com FRIDAY BOB DYLAN. He paid a visit to Neil Young's...Tags: Folk Music, Neil Young, Palace Theater, Times Square, Nokia Theater
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Have a little poetry with your gum
Tribune reportersLast week McDonald's announced a major redesign of its packaging. Part of the new approach will incorporate "storytelling," company executives said. The announcement got us thinking: Exactly what kinds of stories might these packages tell? Who would write...Tags: Billy Collins, Stephen King, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, McDonald's, Dining and Drinking
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On the road again
Now that it's all over, it seems a blur of dormitories and dining halls. Hampshire, Skidmore, Earlham, Kenyon, Wesleyan, Willamette—if it charged tuition, my daughter Nina and I toured it, or so it felt. By the end, she was threatening to drop out...Tags: Folk Music, Trips and Vacations, Colleges and Universities
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Judy Collins sees all sides now in her 50-year career
Of The Morning CallVeteran folk songstress Judy Collins has simple rules for maintaining a stellar career for nearly 50 years. ''Once you start doing this and you figure out that you're going to be doing it for more than a couple months, you begin to focus on the most...Tags: Suicide, Leonard Cohen, Folk Music, Bill Clinton, Dolly Parton
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No protesting from Baez on this occasion
Special to the Tribune"Yes, we did!" exclaimed Joan Baez Tuesday after opening with "The Lily of the West" at Symphony Center. Still drunk with the excitement of Barack Obama's victory, the capacity crowd roared its approval. And Baez, who has spent her career fighting for...Tags: Studs Terkel, John Lennon, Folk Music, Steve Earle, Barack Obama
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Underoath keeps it heavy on 'Lost in the Sound of Separation'
Spencer Chamberlain, vocalist for the metalcore sextet Underoath, found himself with a free day in Northern California earlier this week, so he and his bandmates made plans to hit a deserted spot outside Redding and blow off steam with go-karts.
"We're...Tags: Game Playing, Folk Music, Metal and Mineral, National Football League, Popular Music
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Band thrives with indie embrace, label support
Many bands, even in today's reality TV, Internet-savvy world, go through a stretch of paying dues. The story usually goes something like this: For a while, the group travels from gig to gig in a beat-up van, selling its CDs at shows. A buzz starts....Tags: MySpace, Folk Music, Billy Joel, Popular Music
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New releases
Divine Justice by David Baldacci (Grand Central, $26.99). John Carr, alias " Oliver Stone," is the most wanted man in America. The assassinations he carried out prompt the highest levels of the U.S. government to unleash a huge manhunt. Salvation in...Tags: Roger Moore, Folk Music, East Harlem, Oliver Stone, Amazon.com Inc.
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John Diaz's Mar Vista-area home for sale for $3,995,000
John Diaz is a guy who keeps things in perspective; brushes with death tend to do that for you. Diaz, who has had a nearly 40-year career in music and video production, survived the crash of a major airliner in 2000 in which almost 100 people died....Tags: Mar Vista, Beverly Hills, Folk Music, Sting, The Rolling Stones
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LI ARTS: ART
WHAT "Paper Rock 'N' Roll," an exhibition of more than 50 original posters promoting bands such as the Queens of the Stone Age, the Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs and others. WHEN|WHERE Opens Wednesday, with a reception at 11:15 a.m., through Dec. 9, at the Rosenberg...Tags: Eric Clapton, Folk Music, Hofstra University, Ringo Starr
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Oscar likes to keep it real
" The Duchess." "W." " Changeling." " Defiance." "Frost/Nixon." "Milk." " Valkyrie." "Che." What do these films have in common, other than succinct titles? All are based on real people and events, and all happen to have release dates timed to award...Tags: Government, Edith Piaf, Jesse James, Jeremy Irons, There Will Be Blood
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