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While many artists struggle to cross over into new genres hoping to expand their audience, for Lyle Lovett it is just the way things are.
Kathy Griffin was crying tears of joy alone in a restaurant when the verdict was read in the Donald J. Trump hush money trial on Thursday, May…
Many of the traditions of Day of the Dead, the Mexican holiday that celebrates the close proximity of the world of the living to that of the d…
Americans are wrongly afraid of Karl Marx (1818-1883), who was just “a normal human being, tormented by boils on his backside,” says F. Howard…
While Al Franken is a veteran comedy writer, he didn’t have to come up with much material for his current tour. “A lot of stuff in the show is…
Bipolar Bear and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Health Insurance is a fable for grown-ups, a Kafkaesque trip into the labyrinth of …
Henry Rollins has a stand-out memory from his first time in Monterey.
When Ian Stigliani was growing up in New York, he was never far from good comics or cartoons. As a boy, he was a fan of Charlie Brown. He then…
A HOTEL BY ANY OTHER NAME… Like any cognizant cephalopod, Squid appreciates that life during a pandemic is stressful. Squid has been told that…