Two men who were integral to allowing Minogue to unlock her muse were Dave Seaman and Steve Anderson (Brothers in Rhythm). In this interview, they reunite to recall the road to “Where Is the Feeling?” in their own words.
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Book Review: ‘Spirians: Spirian Saga, The Beginning’ by Rowena Portch
Anyone who enjoys a good action adventure fantasy, such as the 'Highlander' or 'X-Men' films, will enjoy this book.
Read More »New Technologies Changing the Vacation Rental Process
Social media and mobile connectivity are playing major roles in how trips are planned and booked.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘Kidnapping Mr. Heineken’ – Anthony Hopkins Gets Kidnapped by Sam Worthington
How much is the life of a billionaire worth? That and other questions about life, relationships and greed are explored in 'Kidnapping Mr. Heineken', staring Sir Anthony Hopkins, Jim Sturgess and Sam Worthington. This is a kidnapping and bank robbery story, but this film is not the typical “heist flick” in the 'Oceans 11-The Italian Job' genre. It goes much deeper.
Read More »Interview with Helga Stipa Madland, Author of ‘You’re Not From Around Here, Are You? Reminiscences’
I am aware that not much has been written in English about the period immediately after World War II in Germany. I hope this book will fill a little bit of that lacuna.
Read More »Prodigal Son Adam Bomb Plans Big Seattle Homecoming Shows
Adam Bomb's Seattle shows will be a reunion for fans and musicians of a scene that had come and gone by the time Kurt Cobain graduated middle school.
Read More »Leonard Nimoy Dies – Now Off to That Undiscovered Country
Sometimes when you hear of a famous person dying, it is like turning another page in your life; however, when I learned of Leonard Nimoy’s passing away, it felt like the closing of an entire book.
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Daily Zoo’ by Chris Ayers
A menagerie of wild creativity in a celebration of life.
Read More »Michael Urie Talks About His Breakout Film Debut, ‘WTC View,’ and 9/11
We all felt frightened and alone and in need of comfort after 9/11 whether we had loved ones nearby or not. I think we all went through that. I did certainly.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Due for Discard, An Aimee Machado Mystery’ by Sharon St. George
Aimee's interest however, does not go unnoticed. Suddenly she becomes a target as well, and her grandparents Llama farm where she is staying becomes a focus for whoever is trying to stop her prying. Can she find the answer before she loses her own life?
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