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Paul Muldoon Goes Rogue

Paul Muldoon Goes Rogue

Paul Muldoon is a Pulitzer-Prize winning poet, formerly the Oxford Professor of Poetry, and also poetry editor of The New Yorker. Born in 1951 in Portadown, Northern Ireland, Muldoon lived for many years in Belfast, first as a student at Queen's University and then as a producer for

The Night I Met Bob Marley

The Night I Met Bob Marley

An evening with George Frayne (AKA Commander Cody) at Threadgill's in Austin, Texas

A Conversation With Lenny Kravitz At The Grammy Museum

A Conversation With Lenny Kravitz At The Grammy Museum

Sweetheart of the Rodeo at The Ryman: Musings on History and Irony

Sweetheart of the Rodeo at The Ryman: Musings on History and Irony

London Gallery Showcases Bob Dylan's Handwritten Lyrics and Drawings

London Gallery Showcases Bob Dylan's Handwritten Lyrics and Drawings

Joan Baez Bids a Fond Fare Thee Well

Joan Baez Bids a Fond Fare Thee Well