Original Publication – Newsweek, December 8, 1975. ZZ Top bills itself as “that little ol’ band from Texas.” In the last year and a half little ol’ ZZ – a…
Read moreWith rock now oriented toward superstars in superdomes. Dylan has decided to share small stages with old friends and provide a platform for complete unknowns.
Read moreBruce who? He is still not exactly a household name across America. But since the release last August of his highly professional third album, “Born to Run,” which rocketed to a million-dollar gold album in six weeks, 26-year-old Bruce Springsteen has exploded into a genuine pop-music phenomenon.
Read moreWorking with Italian director Lina Wertmuller on the set of Seven Beauties. The film went on to be nominated for an Academy Award for Directing — the first time a woman was nominated in that category.
Read moreWhen Patricia Hearst returned to the San Francisco Federal courthouse last week to petition for her freedom, she was backed up by her family, a phalanx of nine lawyers and all the resources of the formidable Hearst wealth.
Read moreWas Patty merely the victim of a kidnapping, brainwashed into cooperating with her captors as her father suggested – or was she in fact a voluntary convert to the SLA cause and a willing accomplice of its terrorism?
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