Wallace's Maybach, Custom Tree houses, and Rocky Marciano's Boxing ideas beyond compare...
Ozzy Osbourne recently told Dan Epstein of Revolver magazine ( ) that unlike 2001's slickly produced "Down to Earth" , the last album of original Ozzy material, his new disc promises to be a rawer and heavier affair...
Paris Hilton has ended her five-month engagement to a Greek shipping heir, according to a published report...
May 8, Joe Sample and Randy Crawford at the Birchmere...
Defenseman Erik Johnson, the Blues' first-round pick in this year's entry draft, was named to the U.S. national junior team Friday. Johnson, 18, the first overall selection in the draft, has helped Minnesota to a 13-1-3 record and No. 1 ranking...
If you head over to Harvard this Saturday night, you'll have a rare chance to hear, for a modest price, two modern masters of Afro-Cuban jazz bang out Dizzy Gillespie's masterpiece "Manteca," Stan Kenton's quirky "The Peanut Vendor," and a whole lot more...
I was first introduced to progressive rock in 1972 by listening to EMERSON, LAKE PALMER, YES, PINK FLOYD and JETHRO TULL amongst others. My musical tastes are catholic, and progressive rock is only one of the many types of music that I like...
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A new study finds that a commonly prescribed medication for post-traumatic stress disorder is not more beneficial than a placebo. Guanfacine is often prescribed for PTSD yet researchers from the San Francisco VA Medical Center found the medication was not beneficial and if fact was accompanied by several adverse side effects.
Often enough, it's really hard to understand the lyrics of rock and pop bands, and usually that's a good thing. Placebo is a rare exception...
Ten long years have passed since the release of Placebo...
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