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Me, Myself and My Google Twin (RedNova)
SACRAMENTO, Calif. _ Right now, Lynn Keane is out there somewhere, going about her business, being Lynn Keane. Which Lynn Keane finds a little weird.
RECENT ITEMS (Filter Magazine)
The Fratellis will release their next single on a new format. "Baby Fratelli" is released in the UK this week on a USB memory stick which will include audio of the track as well as the promo video.
Proving they are deserving (CentralOhio.com)
"The Undeserving" may sound like the name of a Clint Eastwood or James Dean movie to the 50-plus crowd, but those younger and in tune with the local music scene know better.
Try This ... Make the Most of Your Weekend (RedNova)
By MATT WASTRADOWSKI Keane 1. Where the concert starts Battle Ground natives Richard Lee Jackson and Jonathan Jackson, both with successful television and movie careers, take the stage tonight with their band, Enation.
Two 'Idol' finalists auditioned in North Jersey (The Record)
Two months ago, when "American Idol" was set to kick off Season 6, The Mix ran a picture of the thousands of wannabes wrapped around Continental Arena in East Rutherford and asked readers to look closely at the photograph.
THE SCENE IS GREEN (Asbury Park Press)
Believe it or not, even Barbie is a little bit Irish on St. Paddy's Day.
PTA competition reflects student talent (Redlands Daily Facts)
REDLANDS - The foyer of the Blackstone Theatre was clogged Monday evening as parents and their children viewed many of the winning entries in the annual "Reflections" competition of the Redlands Unified School District.
Brooke Asher, educator and entrepreneur, 47 (The Jewish Journal of Greater Lo...
Brooke Asher died in Santa Monica on June 2, 2006, at the age of 47. She grew up in New York and Holland and was educated at Hunter College, where she earned a degree in economics.
Choosing an 'Idol' (Detroit News)
O ne year ago, while handicapping the Top 10 contestants in "American Idol" season five, we wrote the following about Taylor Hicks' chances of winning it all on Fox's smash-hit talent competition:
Pop Quiz: Brian Lotter (Washington City Paper)
What equipment do you use and what's your favorite smoke? BRIAN: When the stage is big enough to hold it, I like to use my "baby grand"-esque piano. It's a Yamaha CP70B stage piano. It made its recent appearance as the piano that Keane plays on, and I love it.