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Octogenarian bandleader Doc Severinsen has somehow added new fire to his legendary power and vibrancy in a sizzling coalition that melds Latin gusto with jazz zest.

The rapper from Colorado known as J. Doobie has released his flagship new LP record, titled, 'MMMDI:Marijuana Made Me Do It.' The record has been published by the Blue Inferno Design and Entertainment, Inc.

Once upon a time, a person could be categorized by the question "Rolling Stones or Beatles?" In geek circles, that question is "'Star Trek' or 'Star Wars?'" There's plenty of crossover, but many fans come down solidly on one side or the other.

In celebration of Sir Paul McCartney's return to the BOK Center May 29 and 30, several downtown streets surrounding the BOK Center have been temporarily renamed in his honor.

Band Sounds Imperial celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Beatles Norwich gig with a rooftop tribute on the balcony of the Forum, Norwich.

Paul McCartney Appears Onstage At BAFTA Screening Of New Wings DVD Posted by Joseph Lee on 05.16.2013 In London... NME reports that Paul McCartney appeared on stage at BAFTA in London last night to introduce the new Wings DVD that features a live performance from 1976 called Rockshow .

From left to right: Andy Bell, Nicole Appleton, Liam Howlett, owner Gabrielle du Plooy, Natalie Appleton and Rachel Howlett at Zebra One Gallery.

It may be hot outside, but it's even hotter underground at 54 Below. This June, Broadway's living room welcomes back some of its most esteemed guests, including Sherie Rene Scott, LaChanze and Norbert Leo Butz , as well as some fabulous fresh faces like Tony winner Nikki M. James , Judy Kuhn and The Skivvies.

Billboard reports that almost 48 years after its theatrical release, the Beatles' second film Help! will be released on Blu-ray in June.

Two Australian 'crusaders without clothes' have stripped off beside some of London's most iconic landmarks in a project to promote nudity.

Her single Next To Me was named best song musically and lyrically and also won the prize for most performed work.

Friends and family of the Fab Four came out Tuesday for the official launch of Joe Flannery's new book, "Standing in the Wings - The Beatles, Brian Epstein and Me." The book charts the meteoric rise of The Beatles from their very earliest days in Liverpool from his perspective.

Email: info@innsbruckrecords.com Website: http://www.aldimeola.com Music: http://innsbruckrecords.com/al-dimeola/al-di-meola-and-i-love-her [...] Like millions of other American boys growing up during the 1960s, guitarist Al Di Meola was forever affected by seeing The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show back in the era of black & white TV.

The 35th annual Orange Jubilee is set to shake the Orange Schools campus May 18 as the festival celebrates its' anniversary as well as the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' first record release.

There's been a few new businesses blooming in the Oak Park Arts District lately, and this weekend you can enjoy the district at the "What's Blooming" festival.

Benson unveils never-before-seen images of the Fab Four in his landmark book for Taschen, which will be celebrated Thursday in L.A. Legendary photographer Harry Benson will sign copies of his new book Harry Benson: The Beatles on the Road 1964-66 at Taschen in Los Angeles' Farmer's Market Thursday from 7-9 p.m. at 6333 W. 3rd Street.

The Beatles' second feature film, 1965's "Help!," will be released on Blu-ray June 25 in North America and June 24 everywhere else, EMI announced Wednesday.

The Orange Peels play Cafe du Nord on Friday, May 17. 7 p.m., $12.50, 10 p.m., sold out.

WINNING SINGER/SONGWRITER/PRODUCER AT VORTEX OF 1960s/'70s MUSIC REVOLUTION REVEALS DEEP ASSOCIATIONS WITH THE BEATLES, THE MONKEES, RANDY NEWMAN, DOZENS MORE Box set coincides with arrival of Nilsson: The Life of a Singer-Songwriter, first full-length biography by Alyn Shipton, published July 18 by Oxford University Press /PRNewswire/ -- The ... (more)

It's a shame that Led Zeppelin wrote "The Song Remains the Same," because that headline would have been MUCH more fitting if John Lennon penned it.