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Elton John’s Final Tour Highlighted in New ‘Never Too Late’ Film
The new Never Too Late documentary finds Elton John looking back on his storied career as he prepared for his final North American concert in November 2022 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. Directed by R.J. Cutler (Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry, The War Room, Nashville) and John's...
Billy Joel Comments on ‘Piano Man’ Gay Bar Theory
Billy Joel said he can understand the thinking behind the idea that his signature song “Piano Man” is set in a gay bar. He’d recently discovered the suggestion that the track’s narrator is a naive straight man who’s not sure what’s going on around him, which is why the regulars in the room ask him, “Man, what are you doin’ here?”
If You Hear ‘CODE BROWN’ Inside Your Favorite CT Walmart, Get Out Immediately!
Do you remember the good old days when you could walk into your favorite department store without a bulletproof vest? According to msn.com, those days are over because now, while browsing Walmart's aisles, you might notice a varied playlist from the speakers. Pay close attention if you catch a 'color-coded announcement' over the PA system; it could signal imminent peril.
Is Connecticut Supportive of Female Entrepreneurs? New Research Reveals Truth
Connecticut has not had a lot of success in recent business studies. The Nutmeg State has way too many taxes and regulations to give small business owners a fair shake when compared to the rest of the nation. However, there appears to be some great news for female entrepreneurs that...
Westchester School Employee Arrested Charged With Kicking Child Under 13
When you send your children to school, you want to believe they are safe but unfortunately that is not always the case. New York State Police arrested a woman they say endangered a child at a Westchester school. The news comes from an August 19, 2024 press release from the...
Ace Frehley Says Kiss Fell Apart ‘Once We Became Rich’
Ace Frehley believes the original Kiss lineup was a victim of its own success. As the band’s first guitarist, Frehley’s initial tenure lasted from 1973 to 1982. That run included Kiss’ rise to international fame and featured many of their most commercially successful releases. Still, Frehley’s exit in 1982 was the result of growing tensions within the band, both due to creative differences and personality clashes.
Watch the ‘Nothin’ but a Good Time’ ’80s Metal Docuseries Trailer
Paramount+ has released the official trailer for the upcoming docuseries Nothin' but a Good Time: The Uncensored Story of '80s Hair Metal, which premieres exclusively on the streamer on Sept. 17. You can watch the trailer below. Nothin' but a Good Time is based on Richard Bienstock and Tom Beaujour's...
Paul McCartney Insisted Snoop Dogg Keep Smoking When They Met
Rapper Snoop Dogg has recounted the memorable moment he met Paul McCartney. “I did a little concert for somebody in Hollywood,” Snoop recalled during a recent interview with Complex (watch below). “Paul McCartney was there. So I’d never met him before, but I’m a fucking fan of the Beatles.”
Two of the Worst Major Grocery Chains Are in Connecticut
Picking the right grocery store is kind of hard nowadays. Do you go for price? Location? Convenience? Cleanliness? I have a hard time switching up grocery stores because I am so used to my regular one. I know where everything is and it's more of a comfort thing for me. Even though I pay more money for my items, I would sometimes rather that if I'm surrounded by the familiarity.
Phil Collins May Be Finally Working on New Music Again
Is Phil Collins ready to release his first new music in more than 20 years? Producer and manager Simon Napier-Bell confirms that the ex-Genesis frontman has been updating the studio at his home by Lake Geneva. Napier-Bell interviewed Collins for an upcoming documentary on London's famous Marquee Club live music...
Mick Fleetwood to Headline Inaugural Maui Music Festival
Mick Fleetwood will headline the inaugural Maui Music & Food Experience, scheduled to take place from Sept. 5 through 7. The three-day event will raise funds for the Hua Momona foundation, a non-profit organization that offers aid to those affected by the 2023 wildfires that devastated the Hawaiian island. Fleetwood himself is a longtime resident of Maui, and his restaurant, Fleetwood's on Front Street, was destroyed in the blaze.
Cheesemakers From Connecticut Win National Cheese Society Awards
Over the past few years Arethusa Farm in Litchfield has won national and worldwide awards for their incredible Europa Gouda-style cheese. Just last year in 2023, Europa was named the 'Best Cheese in the world' at the 2023 United States Championship Cheese Contest. We have some new winners, besides Arethusa, in 2024.
Waterbury’s 350th Anniversary Celebration Will Be a Two-Day Event
Waterbury, Connecticut is turning 350 years old this year, and if you thought that the Brass City would celebrate for one day only, you are mistaken. One of the best international festivals in the state, if not all of New England, happens the very next day. According to the Office...
6 Most Haunted Mansions in the Hudson Valley, New York
Can you believe that we are into Spooky Season already? It's late August, the weather is getting cooler, and believe it not, while driving on I-84, I'm seeing some trees start to change color. As someone who loves summer, I don't want it to fade away to quickly; however, fall is such an awesome time of year.
The Black Crowes Add More Dates to Happiness Bastards Tour
The Black Crowes have announced additional dates for their Happiness Bastards Tour, including rescheduled shows following the cancellation of Aerosmith's Peace Out Tour, which the Crowes were supporting. Fourteen new shows have been added to the 33-date tour, which gets underway on Sept. 27 in Northfield, Ohio. You can see...
Hear Lou Gramm Sing on Previously Unreleased Foreigner Song
Foreigner is celebrating their upcoming induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame by sharing a previously unreleased song featuring original lead singer Lou Gramm. "Turning Back the Time," recorded in 1996, will serve as the title track to the band's latest greatest hits compilation, available in CD and 2-LP versions on Oct. 4. It's an upbeat song featuring country-tinged guitar licks from guitarist Mick Jones. The lyrics reference the Beatles' famous first appearance on 'The Ed Sullivan Show' as well as Foreigner's own Double Vision album.
Closed for 5 Years This Popular New Milford Diner Announces They Are Reopening
In July 2014, a new sparkling diner named DinerLuxe American Grill opened its doors at 108 Danbury Road in New Milford. The first time my grandkids saw this new eatery, they nicknamed it 'the shiny diner.'. According to ctinsider.com, Dino Serroukas and Peter Siasanas initially purchased this unique restaurant in...
These Rail Bikes May Be The Best Way To See Fall Foliage In New York
With 1 month left to summer we want to soak up as much sunshine and lake time as we can but we should also start making plans for the fall. One of the best ways to enjoy the foliage is by rail bike and New York State has several adventures to choose from.
Metal Found In Massive Amount Of Chicken Nuggets, Tenders Sold In New York
A very popular food company is recalling nearly 170,000 pounds of chicken nuggets and chicken tenders. Perdue Foods is recalling 167,171 pounds of frozen chicken nuggets and tenders. Perdue Voluntarily Recalls Frozen Breaded Chicken Breasts and Tenders Products for Foreign Material. The company says chicken in these packages (see photos...
Adolf, Jesus, Nutella, What Baby Names Are Banned in CT?
I stopped short at using the last name but I am asking what you think I am asking, can you name your baby Adolf Hitler in Connecticut? I think it should be against the law but it appears you can do whatever you want with your baby names in the Constitution State, no matter how insensitive your choices may be.
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