Over eight thousand fans packed into the Washington Coliseum on February 11th, 1964 and they were treated to the Beatles at their very best. The Washington Coliseum was not only their first […]
Never-Before-Seen Photos of the Beatles in 1964
Burned horse makes remarkable recovery
Suki who sustained major injuries in an eastern Pennsylvania barn fire has largely recovered and now may become a therapy animal for human burn survivors. Read the amazing story about the inspirational […]
Women Bikers From Detroit
Speed of Life by David Bowie and Sukita
Since he first photographed Ziggy Stardust at the Rainbow Theatre in London, 1972, Masayoshi Sukita has remained one of David Bowie’s favorite photographers. Bowie and Sukita’s collaboration has spanned 40 years resulting […]
Interview with Marianne Faithfull
What can you say about Marianne Faithfull? Folk goddess. Rolling Stones’ muse. Legendary addict. Scandalizing memoirist. Cancer survivor. Critically-acclaimed actress. The 64-year-old Paris-based Londoner is the epitome of the hard-charging/hard-living artist. “But […]
Nazi Nudes
What did Germans read during the Nazi era? In search of the answer, author Christian Adam surveyed a total of 350 bestsellers from the 12 years of the Third Reich’s existence — […]
Interview with Kate Bush
Despite all the 52-year-old Bush’s successes, she has chosen to lead a very private life. She has only toured once and has generally been reticent about giving interviews. But when Interview Magazine […]
Interview with Bob Hoskins
Bob Hoskins, 68, was born in Bury St Edmunds and raised in London. Having left school at 15, he worked as a porter, lorry driver and window cleaner. In 1968, he accompanied […]
Disaster Capitalists Flocking to Haiti in a Gold Rush
Disaster capitalists were flocking to Haiti in a “gold rush” for contracts to rebuild the country after the Jan. 12, 2010 earthquake, wrote the current U.S. Ambassador Kenneth Merten in a secret […]
International Criticism of U.S. Troops in Haiti
Even before the Haitian government authorized it, Washington began deploying 22,000 troops to Haiti after the Jan. 12, 2010 earthquake, despite U.S. Embassy officials saying there was no serious security problem, according […]
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