Petunia, age-19, and her friends adore 1980s rock music. … That 1980s, the worst decade last century. Songs only worth chuckling over when GLEE covers them: AC/DC, Motley Crue, Iron Maiden, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Joe Cocker, …
Steven Tyler and Joe Perry
… If Thursday night’s Vancouver concert was Aerosmith’s last, the band went out with a bang: an over-the-top, gyrating display of rock and roll excess. In a good way.
But whether the Vancouver show – the last on their current tour – will enter into the rock and roll history books remains unclear; rumours of the legendary band’s impending death may have been greatly exaggerated.
The squabbling between lead singer Steven Tyler and guitarist Joe Perry took on new life in August …
Comedy Central funnymen Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert have announced dueling rallies in Washington D.C. in an apparent attempt to poke fun at the sometimes self-important and serious tone of political discourse in America.
On Thursday’s “The Daily Show,” Stewart said he’d host the “Rally to Restore Sanity” on Oct. 30 on the National Mall. He said the goal was to “take it down a notch for America.” …
The call to rally is apparently a play on Fox talk show host Glenn Beck, who hosted a highly-publicized “Restoring Honor” rally in D.C. less than three weeks ago. …
Colbert responded as a right wing fear monger with his own: ‘March to Keep Fear Alive‘
Throwing down the gauntlet at Stewart, Colbert says, “They want to replace our Fear with reason. But never forget — “Reason” is just one letter away from “Treason.”
Coincidence?
Reasonable people would say it is, but America can’t afford to take that chance.”
If Hollywood can make an overly dramatic film about the early years of Facebook, why can’t we make an overly dramatic movie about Twitter? Or at least the trailer to that movie! …
It’s time to reveal what’s happened to Calgary’s most wanted man.
John and fellow rogue Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers leaders are believed to be hiding near the border of Afghanistan and Pakistan’s Federally Administered Tribal Areas.
Though never officially married, John has fathered roughly 25 or 26 children. To his credit, he financially supported some of them through investment earnings and profits from his many electronic engineering patents.
John believes that the restoration of standards in the IEEE will set things right in the world, and that all other religions/philosophies/engineering societies—”pan-Arabism, socialism, communism, democracy, engineers for electrons”—must be opposed.
To that end, John plans to stay in hiding until elected President of the IEEE.
Rick McCharles 