PORT CLINTON -- Perfect weather brought huge crowds to this year's Walleye Festival. The midways were packed with people Saturday afternoon and evening, and the main tent was full of people listening to "Frank and Dean and Then Some" and the Elvis impersonator contestants.
Sending 'get-sick' wishes The feud between Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen that reignited last week is getting even uglier. Richards claims that Sheen sent her vulgar text messages attacking her father and mother, who recently died of cancer. "Last week, I sent Charlie a text message asking him if he's going to family day (for daughter Sam 's school)," Richards told the New York
Happy 25th US Festival ! This Memorial Day weekend, one of the cornerstones of today's festival scene celebrates its silver anniversary. Flush with the first wave of personal computing fortunes, Apple's Steve Wozniak financed and played ringleader at two massive music festivals and technology expositions.
You've heard the song "76 Trombones," but what about "Four Short Pieces for Four Tubas"? Julian Dixon, right, who teaches tuba at Sacramento State, prepares for the Down in the Valley tuba festival. The Tuba Quartet members rehearse. CSUS lecturer Julian Dixon, who also is the principal tuba player with the Sacramento Philharmonic, says the tuba is "kind of a frontier
Summer is high season for concertgoing, but tickets can be pricey. Want to hear the Police in Milwaukee's Marcus Amphitheatre July 25? It could set you back a cool $200 per seat, face value, and that doesn't even get you a T-shirt.
Side 1: Track 1: Past is Prologue And there they were, just standing there…all four who helped build this scene from the ground up, with the help of a few thousand friends and a burgeoning Internet back in the early 1990s, the waning days of the American Century, in the time before this country became a nation consumed with debt, dread and despair, and in the years when performing improvisation,
Susan Bennett is a white Tampa lawyer and an early Hillary Clinton backer. She was among the 15,000-plus who attended last week's Barack Obama rally at the St. Pete Times Forum. "I supported Hillary, but I'm also a realist," said Bennett, 58. "When I saw him speak (at the Democratic Convention) in 2004, I remember turning to my husband and saying, 'This could be the next (2008) president.' We
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