Billboard Women in Music Playlist: 60 Songs That Define the Moment
Women in music don't just take up space; they define it. They set the trends, move the culture and rewrite the rules in real ...
“Sunday Afternoon” looks at music from 60s rockers “The Kinks” | We’ve Got Your Ticket
Entertainment reporter Vince Gerasole has a preview of the production, which is making its U.S. debut at the Chicago ...
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60 years later, 'The Sound of Music' message about fleeing Nazis is just as powerful
But, for “The Sound of Music,” we did. If I recall correctly, I even had to get a little dressed up for it. The movie, ...
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Grateful Dead at 60: Three Folklore Tales That Inspired the Band’s Music
Explore the legacy of the Grateful Dead and their enduring impact on music with Dead & Company at the Las Vegas Sphere.
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The Surfrajettes riding the surf music waves with their signature retro sound, 1960s look
An all-female instrumental quartet distinguished by a romping retro sound and 1960s look, the Surfrajettes feature melody-making guitarists Freeman and Nicole Damoff, bassist Abby Jo Powell and ...
The Sound of Music
PEOPLE has an exclusive peek at rare behind-the-scenes photos from the set on 'The Sound of Music,' as the beloved Julie ...
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The hills are alive: ‘The Sound of Music’ turns 60
That lyric from “The Sound of Music” perfectly describes my love and desire to continuously return to this film. I will never ...
‘The Sound of Music’ turns 60: Hit movie saved Fox — but drunken star Christopher Plummer hated it
“Fox lost $15 million on actual film production, a then astronomical sum that forced the company to sell both stock and real ...
The Harvard Crimson11d
‘The Sound Of Music’ Retrospective: Are the Hills Alive and Well 60 Years Later?
While the film is not of modern standards, its place in cultural history is undeniable and its lessons remain as relevant as ever.
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‘The Sound of Music’ turns 60: Hit movie saved Fox — but drunken star Christopher Plummer hated it
It might surprise fans to learn that the movie “The Sound of Music,” which turned 60 years old on March 2, was not one of the critics’ favorite things when it hit theaters in 1965.