of its predecessors with short snappy songs, the lyrics presented a humorous side to the band as heard on the tracks "Mary Anne With The Shaky Hand" which infers to the double entendre of female masturbation to the more overt tribute to skin art as Daltrey tenderly sings to his "Tattoo."...
Herself "The Public Sings: A 50th Anniversary Celebration," The Public Theater, New York, New York, USA 2005 Herself "Theater of the New Ear," St. Ann's Warehouse, Brooklyn, New York, USA (April 28, 29, 30, 2005) 2005 Herself "Theater of the New Ear," Royal Festival Hall,...
and burns brightly, though nowadays there is never any one to read or work by its gentle glow. A flourishing fire sings on the hearth; but their joint cheerfulness serves only to throw up into higher relief the inky gloom of the figure they illuminate...
When we got to her apartment, we set out to work and for once, she let me. I grated the taro –“not too fine, not to coarse, not too long, not too short” – she said by way of instruction. Clearly, she was a practiced hand. I used an ancient, still razor-sharp grater I ...
. . can’t monitor their listeners all the time for the rest of their lives to make sure nobody sings it again to others, and they can’t monitor those others because they don’t know who they are.” If the dominant pharmaceutical companies were really being mobilized to “rescue ...
David Bowie: Not even the Year 2016 could stop me from completing it. And that fucking year killed everyone. I mean, shit, it killed George Michaels on Christmas Day. That's the guy from Wham! that sings Last Christmas. How twisted and ironic is that?
At Rick’s Café Americaine (where Dalio played Emil, the croupier), Lebeau heroically sings “La Marsellaise” louder than competing singers of a German song. (Take that, Nazis!) She was the last surviving member of the cast of “Casablanca,” one of the most beloved films of all time...
At Rick’s Café Americaine (where Dalio played Emil, the croupier), Lebeau heroically sings “La Marsellaise” louder than competing singers of a German song. (Take that, Nazis!) She was the last surviving member of the cast of “Casablanca,” one of the most beloved films of all time...