Born coughing, Patti Smith was a sickly kid. As she writes in her new memoir, “Bread of Angels,” “Mine was a Proustian childhood, one of intermittent quarantine and convalescence.” Her family moved ...
Patti Smith took the train from New York City to Boston to play the Orpheum Theatre on Monday. There were delays. She was annoyed. Midway through the latest date on her 50th anniversary tour ...
Shah Rukh Khan once again proved why he is called Bollywood’s King of Romance. The superstar recently attended a wedding party in Delhi and gave the bride a moment she will never forget. In a video ...
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It’s a rare gray Saturday in Los Angeles; raindrops collect along a window overlooking a row of trees at Le Parc at Melrose. Light trickles its way into the hotel room, illuminating a brown coffee ...
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Has there ever been a gutsier opening salvo in rock n’ roll? That’s how Patti Smith began her show Monday night at the Chicago Theatre, the line coming out slow and sinewy, and it’s how she started ...
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As Patti Smith walked back onto the stage for her encore on Saturday, Nov. 15, she smiled and waved to the cheering crowds on all four sides of the Walt Disney Concert Hall. “I don’t usually have the ...
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