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Sex Symbol of the 1930s- Carole Lombard
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Sex Symbol of 1990s – Mimi Rogers – The Naughty Version
Once Mrs. Tom Cruise, then a star of some lesser indie films, onto star of a made for cable film and then again indie films and being a critics’ darling again. Mimi Rogers was a …
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Art is Crap Spelled Backwards: The Film Directors of All Time We Save From Film Purgatory (And the Ones We Commit) #1
Culture remains a fickle beast. In this serious of articles, members of the Committee get together and discuss which film directors have been given an unfair deal. Because, every yen needs a yang, we analyze …
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Sex Symbols of the 1970s: Pam Grier
Pam Grier remains one of the most under appreciated actresses of all time. While she had no formal training as an actress, Ms. Grier worked at her acting and the results can be seen in …
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To The Point – The Editor’s Eye View
Yes, it has finally came to pass. The Monkey has taken the reins at LBJBR and things will start getting a slight bit more interesting. I encourage everyone to drop me a line and tell …
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This Month in Music History – May 12, 1968: Jimi Hendrix Drops “Are You Experienced?”
When we start putting together a list of rock and roll gods, it is almost inevitable that Jimi Hendrix is high on the list. He has become the first and last name in the art …
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This Month in Music History – May 8, 1965: Filming begins on Bob Dylan’s ‘Subterranean Homesick Blues’
Back a long time ago, when cellphones and the internet were just a gleam in Bill Gates eye; Youtube and Google an odd tingling sensation in his pants; thoughts of Twitter forbidden; as were thoughts …
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This Month in Music – May 5, 1968: Buffalo Springfield Play Last Concert
Buffalo Springfield’s first incarnation was but a scant two years. Despite their relatively short shelf life, the group (consisting of Stephen Stills, Neil Young, Dewey Martin, Richie Furay, and Bruce Palmer) would carve a following, …
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50 Greatest Songs of Bob Dylan: #49. A Hard Rain’s a-Gonna Fall
The song, like Dylan, its author, traversed many a mile and slayed many a wannabe singer/songwriter before it would reach, what could be argued, its penultimate high. Nearly ten years before the George Harrison organized …
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50 Greatest Songs of Bob Dylan: #50. Like a Rolling Stone
Greatest hits compilations are the bane of popular music. They focus everyone’s attention to a minute segment of a musician’s career and ignore segments that deserve or even resonate louder and closer to the artist’s …
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