[Images] Tooth For An Eye By Deborah Luster From Twin Palms Publishers A chronicle of murder in New Orleans. Click the pics for a larger image and look HERE for the book’s press release from Twin Palms Publishers. Read the book review in the upcoming Spring issue of Reviewer.
Art Photography as Journalism
The Doors, backed up by the Nelson Riddle Orchestra
Jim Morrison sings Touch Me December 6, 1968 From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Touch_Me_(The_Doors_song) One of the group’s most famous television appearances is their performance of “Touch Me” on the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour along with the single’s B-side, “Wild Child.” The taping date was December 6, 1968 with air date of December 15th. During the performance, Jim Morrison missed his cue for the […]
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David J’s THEATREFICATION
A CHILLING REIMAGINING OF THE SAGA OF THE BLACK DAHLIA [From www.davidjonline.com, where you can read the press release HERE. -Editor] “Even the darkest scenario can result in transcendence.” – David J “The Chanteuse and the Devil’s Muse” is a short form play with music by Los Angeles-based artist David J (Bauhaus and Love and Rockets), collaborating with Ego Plum […]