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Eddie Murphy, monument de la comédie hollywoodienne qui pouvait faire rire rien qu’en levant un sourcil
À seulement 19 ans, il débarque dans l’émission culte Saturday Night Live et sauve littéralement le show qui était en perte de vitesse. Il devient la star du programme en un temps record, en imitant déjà des stars comme Michael Jackson ou Stevie Wonder. Mais Eddie, c’est aussi une machine à personnages.
Eddie Murphy, monument de la comédie hollywoodienne qui pouvait faire rire rien qu’en levant un sourcil
À seulement 19 ans, il débarque dans l’émission culte Saturday Night Live et sauve littéralement le show qui était en perte de vitesse. Il devient la star du programme en un temps record, en imitant déjà des stars comme Michael Jackson ou Stevie Wonder. Mais Eddie, c’est aussi une machine à personnages.
El fil que uneix Rosalía i Patti Smith
opinió Opinión Texto en el que el autor aboga por ideas y saca conclusiones basadas en su interpretación de hechos y datos El llibre de memòries ‘El pa dels àngels’ permet establir paral·lelismes entre les dues artistes, com ara la convivència natural d’una certa forma de transcendència amb la més estricta festa Patti Smith i Rosalía a Madrid, en una imatge compartida a xarxes per Smith Georgina Solà En un passatge del seu darrer llibre de memòries, El pa dels àngels, Patti Smith s’atura en...
James Taylor’s Family Tree: Meet His 4 Musical Siblings
James Taylor has long been considered one of the finest singer-songwriters around, and while you likely know many of his greatest hits, you might not have realized that his four siblings were also all talented musicians in their own right.
Grateful Dead bassist and founding member Phil Lesh has died
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Lynn Goldsmith - the legendary photographer on documenting Bruce Springsteen’s Darkness tour
One of rock’n’roll’s most legendary photographers, Lynn Goldsmith has chronicled the lives of everyone from Patti Smith and Bob Dylan, to Rolling Stones and Bruce Springsteen, and her work often shows an up-close, more personal glimpses of the artists we’ve come to regard as untouchable icons. Though she’s perhaps best known for her celebrity portraits, Goldsmith has had a richly varied creative career since the Seventies, turning her hand to everything from fine art to poetry.
5 Giftable Books, According to a Hudson Valley Expert
Featured Adobe Stock | JenkoAtaman. All other photos courtesy of respective publishers We asked Ian Taras at Oblong Books of Millerton and Rhinebeck to recommend new, gift-worthy coffee table books. Here are five on his radar. Auto America, Car Culture: 1950s–1970s (Rizzoli) By Linda, Greg, and Daryl Zimmerman, photos by John G. Zimmerman Release: October 25 Price: $45 This collection of over 200 photographs and vintage memorabilia will transport classic car fans to the heyday of auto culture.
Photo Books to Love: New Titles By and About Women
This month, we delve into some of the new releases by women photographers—like versatile portraitist and documentarian Lynn Goldsmith—to tomes about them, including World History of Women Photographers and compelling selections on Vivian Maier and Carrie Mae Weems. Music In The ‘80s By Lynn Goldsmith Rizzoli 352 pages | $75 Photographer Lynn Goldsmith’s Music In The ‘80s (released in September) is not just another coffee table collection of rock ‘n roll photography.
Lynn Goldsmith's "Music in the 80s": Photographs of the Greats, Collected in a New Book
“Allen Ginsberg told me time makes most ugly buildings beautiful if you give it long enough, though I’m not sure that applies to all we built in the 80s. Certainly not the mullet.” This is Bono talking to Lynn Goldsmith for a new coffee-table book about the 80s, though if it were to be decade-appropriate, grab another stimulant. We have 10 fingers and toes, Abrahamic religions are ruled by the Decalogue, so we are wired to think in decades.
US court sides with photographer in fight over Warhol art
NEW YORK (AP) — A U.S. appeals court sided with a photographer Friday in a copyright dispute over how a foundation has marketed a series of Andy Warhol works of art based on one of her pictures of Prince.
US court sides with photographer in fight over Warhol art
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JAS Labor Day Experience: Day 3 photos from Sting, H.E.R. and Turkuaz
A crowd takes in an evening show at JAS Labor Day. Lynn Goldsmith/Special to The Aspen Times A Denver man holds a plate of fried food at JAS Labor Day in Snowmass. Lynn Goldsmith/Special to The Aspen Times A couple plays bags at JAS Labor Day. Lynn Goldsmith/Special to The Aspen Times Jim Horowtiz, CEO of JAS Aspen, dances with his wife Nicole Giantonio to Turkuaz at the JAS Labor Day Experience in Snowmass Village on Sunday.
JAS Labor Day Experience: Day 2 photos from John Mayer, ZZ Ward and Luke Combs
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Parliament-Funkadelic: Our 1985 Interview With George Clinton
This article originally appeared in the October 1985 issue of SPIN. Where it all began is a barbershop in Plainfield, New Jersey, back in the early ’60s. Before he was cutting vinyl, George Clinton was cutting hair; before he got involved with the recording process, my man was chemically processing hair—mixing down wave, curl, and conk jobs for all the slick splib hustlers that ran the streets of Plainfield.
Keith Richards:
This article originally appeared in the October 1985 issue of SPIN. It’s been 20 years since the time was right for fighting in the streets. Have mercy, baby, but it was 2,000 light-years ago that those thin, nimble but hard, defiant fingers introduced him as a man of wealth and taste. He’s been around for some long, long years—since Jesus Christ and His moment of doubt and pain. Keith Richards still plays with fire. There’s something unnaturally timeless about him. It’s not that he hasn’t aged.
Princely Sums For Warhol Foundation And Bubkes For Photographer In Copyright Dispute
(Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images) The artist Prince, with his eyes sad and gaze unaverted, peers out from the confines of a stark and moving photograph, inviting the viewer to commiserate, to share his pain. This 1981 work, created by Lynn Goldsmith, captured Prince at his most compelling and is now at the center of a lawsuit between Goldsmith and the Andy Warhol Foundation.
Bringing Rooms to Life With Portraits
Photo by Lynn Goldsmith, courtesy of Morrison Hotel Gallery Portraits shine an unapologetic spotlight on people—real human beings—which is why they have such a profound effect on interior design. If you’re tired of store-bought wall decor and want to put a truly personal stamp on your design, look to portraits.
Jazz Aspen’s June Experience moving from Benedict Tent to multiple venues downtown this summer
The Jazz Aspen Snowmass June Experience is leaving the Benedict Music Tent in 2019 and planting its flag in downtown Aspen. After a decade at the 2,000-seat West End concert hall that also is home to the summer-long Aspen Music Festival season, Jazz Aspen is reimagining its June event as a four-day, multi-venue festival featuring as many as 15 artists playing more intimate venues in the walkable downtown core.
Roaring Fork Conservancy warns climbing temps could create ice flows on local rivers
Staff report January 4, 2019 Staff report January 4, 2019 A midvalley conservation group dedicated to water issues warned anglers and others recreating, working or just hanging around area rivers to beware of ice flows and water surges created by warming temperatures. The ice flows are most likely to occur downstream from Snowmass Canyon and on the lower Fryingpan River, according to Roaring Fork Conservancy.
Videos: Two ice floes on Friday thrill midvalley observers; no harm reported
People in the midvalley were treated to a rare doubleheader of ice floes Friday afternoon when rising temperatures unleashed a torrent of ice, water, logs and debris down the Roaring Fork River. About two hours after the Roaring Fork Conservancy issued a warning about the possibility of an ice floe, the water came barreling through. The first blast rolled past the 7-Eleven Bridge in Basalt at 2:01 p.m., according to time-stamped video by an observer.
Delving into the Mysteries of God
There are many people, Christian and non-Christian, who crave to know more about God and the depth of his being. This is part of our exciting journey along this sometimes, perilous path of life – to get to know God more intimately. But how can we get to know more about him? How can we delve deeper into the mysteries of the Creator? The author, Pastor Jim Stevens, comes up with some good questions and answers in his book ‘Taping Over God’.
Extravagant love
Ask yourself, does God’s amazing love capture your heart, stir your soul, and renew your mind? Do you feel his overwhelming love and presence continually? Christ’s love is extravagant. It is an overwhelming sensation, one that overtakes anything we have read about or experienced in a worldly manner. We can trust this, but it is another thing to really, really believe it know it and experience this magnificent emotion and action. I remember many years ago I was suffering with asthma.
Melania Trump Wore Sparkly Chanel for Her First State Dinner
Tuesday night marked the Trump White House’s first state dinner. Donald and Melania Trump welcomed Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron of France for the decades-long tradition, with Melania Trump wearing a gown from the most iconic French luxury house, Chanel. In the past, First Ladies, especially Trump’s predecessor Michelle Obama, have honored the visiting country by wearing one of its own designers, and Trump is keeping up the tradition.
How this woman forgave her daughter’s killer
A story unfolds of a great tragedy, but it is also a story of forgiveness – sometimes a miracle in itself. There is a call to the judicial system to bring justice and righteousness in the midst of tragic circumstances. Tragically in 2013 and at just 22, Rekiah Lee O’Donnell fell victim to domestic violence from her ice addict partner. Nelson Lai took a precious life from this world, a beautiful young woman who should still be alive. Someone who had the world at her feet.
Academy Award nominees: Revisiting JR’s ‘Faces Places’ Aspen photo project
The French artist and photographer JR is nominated for the Academy Award for Best Documentary for "Faces Places," which he co-directed with the lion of French cinema Agnes Varda. The film chronicles the pairs journey through rural France making portraits of locals as part of JR's ongoing "Inside Out" photo project.
Why 50 Shades Freed Abuse Fuels #MeToo Culture
The Fifty Shades franchise is advertised as an erotic romance, but in reality it is a story of sexual violence.
Todd Rundgren talks touring and his musical process ahead of Friday's Voodoo Lounge show
Todd Rundgren's discography overflows with amazing work. As a performer, it includes Nazz and the amazing “Open My Eyes,” solo hits such as “I Saw the Light” and “Hello, It's Me,” and the stadium-rock staple “Bang the Drum All Day." Factor in behind-the-boards credits on the Band's Stage Fright, the New York Dolls' self-titled debut and XTC's Skylarking, among numerous others, and the rocker's résumé is a genre unto itself.
Review: Odesza at the Aspen Art Museum’s The Now
Odesza played one of the most talked-about concerts at Red Rocks last year, and some of the buzziest sets at the big summer festivals from Coachella to Bumbershoot, as the Seattle-based electronic duo built out its chill live performances into epic productions featuring live vocalists and drum lines.
Jazz Aspen Labor Day: Daryl Hall & John Oates
"It only took 20 years to get that gig!" So quipped Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and longtime Woody Creeker John Oates of his much-anticipated and long-overdue headlining spot with Daryl Hall at the Jazz Aspen Snowmass Labor Day Experience. Over the past quarter century, Oates has been a regular on Roaring Fork Valley stages from the Wheeler Opera House to Belly Up and Steve's Guitars.
Melania Trump Will Hang Out with Prince Harry on Her First International Trip Alone
After embarking on two separate international trips with President Trump, where she was forced to hide out from violent protesters and unsuccessfully break up a meeting between Trump and Vladimir Putin, Melania Trump is preparing to fly out of the country solo—and to join none other than Prince Harry when she gets there.
Photos: Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real peform in Snowmass
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Melania Trump Receives an Unlikely, Hot Pink Gift in Poland
Melania Trump has joined her husband this week to embark on their second international trip visiting Germany and possibly her home country Slovenia. Their first stop, however, is in Poland where the First Lady seemed to have a busier schedule than President Trump. She arrived in Warsaw wearing a sleeveless blue and pink Delpozo dress, greeting Poland’s president, Andrzej Duda and his wife, Agata Kornhauser-Duda, who at 45 is just two years Trump’s junior.
Aspen Times Q&A: Jon Batiste
Jon Batiste and Stay Human opened the Jazz Aspen Snowmass June Experience on Friday with a performance that broke the mold. As the festival crowd dallied on the lawn outside of the Benedict Music Tent and the seats slowly filled up, Batiste strutted through the aisles playing "Amazing Grace" on his melodica, greeting fans and slapping hands.
JAS June Experience review: Jon Batiste, Michael McDonald, Earth, Wind & Fire and Tower of Power at Jazz Aspen June Experience
It opened with the youthful face of the future of popular jazz and ended with the iconic horn section that founded "Oakland soul" nearly five decades ago. In between, it showcased oldies and new sounds from living legends — the 2017 Jazz Aspen June Experience offered both a nostalgic look back and a glimpse of what's to come.
Before St. Pete show, Todd Rundgren talks studio hermitage, new LP, Trent Reznor and more
Every time there’s a new Todd Rundgren album, some critic somewhere hails it as a “return to form.” This always brings a chuckle from the artist, who prides himself on not having a “form.” In his mind, the writer is probably referring to the sweet, carefully layered pop music that made Rundgren famous in the early days; that, or his guitar-heavy glam-rock gems. Either way, Rundgren says, “It’s only gonna be temporary anyway.
Late Oscar-winning director Jonathan Demme was a music documentary visionary - Hot 103.9
L-R: Jonathan Demme and David Byrne; Lynn Goldsmith/Corbis/VCG via Getty ImagesNot only did the late Oscar-winning director Jonathan Demme helm such acclaimed dramas as Silence of the Lambs and Philadelphia, he was also a concert film visionary. Demme, who died Wednesday at age 73, directed Stop Making Sense, the groundbreaking 1984 Talking Heads concert documentary. The film gained accolades for its imaginative construction and editing, and was the first to be shot entirely using digital audio.
Late Oscar-winning director Jonathan Demme was a music documentary visionary - Classic Rock 99.5
L-R: Jonathan Demme and David Byrne; Lynn Goldsmith/Corbis/VCG via Getty ImagesNot only did the late Oscar-winning director Jonathan Demme helm such acclaimed dramas as Silence of the Lambs and Philadelphia, he was also a concert film visionary. Demme, who died Wednesday at age 73, directed Stop Making Sense, the groundbreaking 1984 Talking Heads concert documentary. The film gained accolades for its imaginative construction and editing, and was the first to be shot entirely using digital audio.
Late Oscar-winning director Jonathan Demme was a music documentary visionary
L-R: Jonathan Demme and David Byrne; Lynn Goldsmith/Corbis/VCG via Getty ImagesNot only did the late Oscar-winning director Jonathan Demme helm such acclaimed dramas as Silence of the Lambs and Philadelphia, he was also a concert film visionary. Demme, who died Wednesday at age 73, directed Stop Making Sense, the groundbreaking 1984 Talking Heads concert documentary. The film gained accolades for its imaginative construction and editing, and was the first to be shot entirely using digital audio.
Could a Green Dress Signal Melania Trump’s Evolving Use of Fashion Diplomacy?
Could it be that Melania Trump is coming around to fashion diplomacy? After a week that started with the First Lady veering off message by wearing an Italian designer for her official White House portrait, Trump may have signaled that she (or her advisors) are coming around to her fashion choices’ significance for a Wednesday afternoon press avail.
John Oates’ memoir, ‘Change of Seasons,’ recalls his rebirth in Aspen
"I was born in New York," John Oates writes in his new memoir. "But one day, I would be reborn in Colorado." In the book "Change of Seasons," the rock great, one-half of Hall and Oates and Woody Creeker since the early 1990s, tells his life story and details how the move to the mountains transformed him. After the Pennsylvania native's stratospheric career as a pop star through the '80s, the book recounts, he went broke, retreated to Aspen and began rebuilding his life.
Melania Trump Wore All White for Her First Official White House Appearance
Melania Trump made her first official White House appearance on Thursday, nearly four weeks after her husband took the presidential oath of office. The first couple met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara. Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior White House adviser, were also on hand for the meeting. Melania Trump wore a crisp white skirt suit by Karl Lagerfeld, while Ivanka chose a black dress paired with a long, gray coat.
Melania Trump Is Still Figuring Out This Whole Fashion Diplomacy Thing
Left, Melania Trump arriving at the Palm Beach International Airport dressed in Givenchy on February 3, 2017; Right, Melania arriving at the Red Cross gala at the Mar-a-Lago resort the following day. Melania Trump has been First Lady for two-and-a-half weeks, and the fashion world is closely monitoring the designers she’s chosen to wear.
Melania Trump Wore Designer Ralph Lauren to the Inauguration
After weeks of designers debating whether they would or would not dress Melania Trump, the new First Lady wore a sky-blue Ralph Lauren cashmere dress and matching suede gloves to the inauguration on Friday, the brand confirmed to Vanity Fair. Lauren, the quintessential American designer, also outfitted Hillary Clinton for the ceremony, in what was perhaps a nod to bipartisanship.
Hillary Clinton Wears Symbolic White to Donald Trump’s Inauguration
Even after 2016's contentious election, former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton showed support for the peaceful transition of power by attending former opponent Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20. Joined by her husband, Bill Clinton, Hillary Cinton wore a white pantsuit and matching cashmere coat by Ralph Lauren, who also dressed incoming First Lady Melania Trump.
Melania Trump Wears Dress by Immigrant Designer as Fashion Diplomacy Efforts Continue
Melania Trump continued her foray into fashion diplomacy Thursday night when she wore a Reem Acra gown to a dinner at Washington’s Union Station. As the incoming First Lady navigates her way into the role, she has thus far tread carefully with her sartorial choices. Acra, who was born in Beirut, Lebanon, and is now New York–based, still maintains a home in the city of her birth. In May 2013, she said, “[M]y heart is here in the region,” when referring to Beirut.
Michelle Obama Wore a Red Jason Wu Dress at the Inauguration
Michelle Obama arrived at the presidential inauguration on Friday alongside Jill Biden, wearing a red coat dress by one of her favorite designers, Jason Wu. A representative for the designer told Vanity Fair in an e-mail, “Michelle Obama wore a Jason Wu red/black mélange tweed jacquard dress with matching double breasted coat.” The now former FLOTUS wore gowns by Wu during both of her husband’s inaugural balls, raising the designer’s profile immensely.
Michelle Obama Wears Multiple Dresses for Her Final Tonight Show Appearance
After many appearances on The Tonight Show over the last eight years, Michelle Obama visited for the last time as First Lady last night. She took over Jimmy Fallon’s desk and wrote thank-you notes, played Catchphrase with Dave Chappelle and Jerry Seinfeld, and surprised her biggest fans while they thanked her for her service. And it wouldn’t be a Michelle Obama appearance without some noteworthy dresses.
Michelle Obama Reveals How She Spent Election Night
As the country sat transfixed in front of televisions on the night of November 8, frantically studying a map for the longest period of time since that seventh-grade geography test where you had to correctly identify all the states, we joined together in collective moments of triumph and tribulation as one by one, the states went red or blue.
Michelle Obama’s Latest Gucci Dress May Have an Underlying Message
As the Obamas’ time in the White House draws to a close, all eyes are narrowing in on the last few official events the President and First Lady will attend. Last night was their final Kennedy Center Honors, and while Michelle Obama always commands attention for her sartorial choices, her pink-and-green custom Gucci gown stuck out for a special reason. As The New York Times’s Vanessa Friedman pointed out, it was the first time Obama wore a non-American designer to the ceremony.
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