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Yes, I Can Hear You Now
Nothing lasts forever. This old adage should be embossed in steel and mounted on the offices of every major corporation in the world, and none sooner than the walls of AT&T.
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Author Archives
John Medeski
This year marks two full decades since John Medeski, Billy Martin and Chris Wood first formed their acid jazz trio somewhere in the pre-gentrified streets of Brooklyn, New York.
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Editor’s Picks: February 2011
Movie Mountains Catching a “Rocky Mountain High” may have taken on a more suspect meaning with the exploding medical marijuana market, but there’s no arguing that the continent’s most spectacular mountain range still draws more people here than your local…
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Eight Questions with Globetrotter Hot Shot Branch
In their 85 years of existence, the Harlem Globetrotters’ travels have taken them all over the world, into solving mysteries with the Scooby Doo gang and even stranded on Gilligan’s Island.
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Ed Picks: January 2011
Still King Well into his 70s, B.B. King may not be around much longer—especially taking into account his shilling for diabetes medical supply companies—so when you’ve got a chance to see him live, take advantage of it.
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3 Questions with Ventriloquist Jeff Dunham
Ventriloquists creep people out. We’re not sure why, but they rank just below clowns on our informal office pool of things that make people’s skin crawl (also on that list, strangely: The chubby guy on Outsourced. Go figure). It doesn’t…
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Walkman Walks on By
Progress. That’s what they call it when things you love become obsolete. Things like broadcast television. Your 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass SS 440. Bowler hats. Jazz music. Al Pacino. We’re never allowed to ignore the ticking clock of life’s second-hand movements.…
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Q&A with Steve Stith of TalentDiscovery.com
French Davis: Can you tell us how the idea of TalentDiscovery.com first sprang to life? Steve Stith: I was seeing amazing talent everywhere: On Venice Beach, the subway in New York and on the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica.…
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