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Charlie Watts Swings
Fifty years of fans screaming out their adulation, and The Rolling Stones drummer has still got his eye on that elusive prize of perfection. Dig it.
Cindy Grogan
Cindy Grogan is a longtime freelance writer, having worked in a ton of different industries, writing a ton of different things. Her background in radio is a natural fit for her love of music – anything from the Beatles to Hank Williams, Sr. to Prokofiev. A rabid consumer of pop culture and politics, Cindy finds the smartass tendencies that once got her grounded now serve her well in Facebook arguments. Oh, and she also loves cats.
Tattoos and Toe Shoes? Hmm…
Tattoos and dancers seem at once counter-intuitive ("Swan Lake" and a tramp stamp? Quelle horreur!) and logical (Dancers turn their bodies into art, so…).
Iggy Pop: A Real Wild Child Returns
The Godfather of Punk is taking a look back at his life as well as his place in culture.
Bowie: The Karaoke King
The sound engineer kept the tape rolling and thus, we have a little comic treasure to remember Bowie by.
The Life and Death of a Pointe Shoe
For dancers, pointe shoes are a tool, a source of frustration and pain, a symbol of the impossible quest for perfection. And they have an iconology all their own.