When Julie C. Myers becomes Stevie Nicks on stage the transformation is incredible. Now, her debut album Rock On, proves she’s a force… as herself!
Tommy Roe
Not only is Tommy Roe a great performer and the man behind huge hits like “Sheila” and “Dizzy,” he’s been a witness to some of the greatest moments in rock and roll. He takes us back to his days touring with The Beatles and why retirement didn’t “take” for him.
BJ Gallagher
BJ Gallagher is a prolific author who is helping others see it’s never too late to be what you might have been.
As She Nears 60, Rosanne Cash Finally Feels Free
For the first time in 35 years, 12-time Grammy nominee Rosanne Cash has taken home the hardware, and it’s all because she finally feels free to use her true voice. She tells GB how her newest album, which took home three awards, is her most personal yet.
Grammys 2015: Too Old to Rock?
If the 2015 Grammys proved anything it’s that you really are never too old to rock. Or are you? The centerpiece show of the newest and most popular in music had a decidedly older bent. The question is, did yesterday’s stars embarrass themselves or kick butt?
Felix Cavaliere
Felix Cavaliere is a member of a half-dozen Halls of Fame, including the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Songwriters Hall of Fame and the Grammy Hall of Fame. He’s the founder, keyboardist and vocalist for the ’60s supergroup The Rascals, who recorded hits like “Good Loving,” “I Ain’t Gonna Eat Out My Heart […]
Own the Guitar That Launched Rock and Roll
Music historians say “Black Beauty,” the first Les Paul guitar, is the instrument that gave birth to rock and roll. Now, it’s hitting the auction block.
James Patterson: Private Vegas & I Totally Funniest
James Patterson holds the Guinness world record for most entries on the New York Times best-seller list and regularly tops Forbes’ list of top-earning authors. But what we like most about him is his commitment to improving the image of reading — especially for children.
Centenarians Steal Super Bowl Commercial Win
Let this be known as the year that centenarians snuck into the Super Bowl and stole the show. Maybe it wasn’t the most talked about ad, or even the newest, but it was by far the most important. An unmistakeable sign that times have changed. For the first time a major corporation chose to advertise […]
“Thanks for the Company. Have a Good Night.”
After nearly 40 years on the anchor desk, Larry Stogner has revealed that he is suffering from the incurable and fatal disease: ALS.
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