Political Change?
As the world listened to the President’s State of The Union, and will now spend days more trying to analyze his words, manner of tone and vision for the furture, I can’t help but wonder, “Do politicians really change?” Especially this politician? For good or bad the President has done one thing consistant since he arrived in Washington: stood his ground. The State of the Union is words, not actions, and what a President says is meaningless. It is what he does that counts. Our President’s an idealog; a guy […]
Read moreOh, Mr. Robertson
I said before that Mike Savage was the dumbest ‘smart’ person, but maybe I was wrong. Step into the circle Pat Robertson, who recently told the world that Prime Minster Ariel Sharon´s stroke may have been God´s wrath for pulling out of the Gaza strip. After all, Mr. Robertson said, ¨God considers this land to be his.¨ Are you serious? Do you believe that land is essential to God? Isn´t it possible that God is just a bit beyond territorial land disputes that have plagued man throughout history? After all, […]
Read moreSpill Canvas – One Fell Swoop
Spill Canvas – One Fell Swoop, the sophomore CD is hard to dislike. From the very first note, this hard rocking band is in overdrive. They slow it down for “This Is For Keeps,” “Secret Oath” and “Bound To Happen,” and display moments of moodiness, but the bulk of this collection is pure stadium rock: a wall of sound to bang on the inside of your head – ooh-ra! Shifting Sounds: From Acoustic Roots to Stadium Rock Where their previous album leaned into a more acoustic, introspective vibe, “One Fell […]
Read moreCopacabana Reopens In Grand Style
New York City was electric tonight with the rebirth of the legendary Copacabana Nightclub at it’s new location on the corner of 34th Street and 11th Ave. The original club, founded by Monte Prosner in 1940, was known as the “Great American Supperclub.” The new club, owned and operated by John Juliano and Peter Dorn, boasts 50,000 square feet on three levels – with a disco and lounge downstairs, the main ballroom — complete with a stage for any occasion on the main level — and a private party and […]
Read moreNavigating To Yes; The Elusive Record Deal
Navigating To Yes; The Elusive Record Deal is a combination of knowing when the timing is right, and having a strategy when that time arrives: luck has little to do with it.
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About Brie Austin
Co-author of I'd Do It Again, he is a columnist/reporter for a variety of magazines in the areas of music, lifestyle, nightlife, travel and business. He also writes business documents and creates copy for websites.Follow me
