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 Hawkins has graced the covers of magazines everywhere, including the Australian Women’s Weekly, Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, Cleo and fashion bible Harpers Bazaar, as well as men’s magazines Men’s Style, Maxim and FHM. Overseas, Hawkins is the ambassador for Marie Claire Paris.

But Harris was used to overcoming obstacles. His career began in a blaze of glory – in 1979 he won the Golden Slipper on Century Miss at just age 18, the first apprentice to win Sydney’s blue ribbon race, and he notched an Australian record number of wins as an apprentice – but at 22 he was diagnosed with a brain tumour and, after surgery, was told it was unlikely he would ride again.

Gold #35 – Go all the way to the end of the level, then dive into the water near the large wall. Swim to the partially submerged green bus and your gold is at the far end of it.

“No better,” she answered, “But it made him easier to track! Dad revised the idea by replacing the window weight with a gunny sack. The bull still jumped the fence but the sack hung up in the bob wire. At least they could find him the next mornin’.”

American electronic artist, producer and DJ born August 27, 1971 in Chicago, Illinois. He ran the labels Radikal Fear & Thee Blak Label in conjunction with Play It Again Sam Records. These labels ended due to a conflict over artist development, and Felix started Clashbackk Recordings.

The rescue of 33 sailors from the wreck of the French four-masted barque Adolphe at the entrance to Newcastle Harbour on September 30, 1904, is one of the most remarkable in the Hunter’s maritime history and, more than 100 years later, is still looked on as miraculous and one of the proudest moments in the history of the harbour.

Whether one leans towards the blues, opts for Americana or ignites some special fervour by playing with a garage band, there’s a common bond that suggests a reverence for the roots. Looking back towards an earlier template — no matter what the genre — proves the point that appreciating what came before can be a stepping stone for what comes next. Samantha Fish knows that all too well, and it’s been evidenced in the music she’s made her entire career. While she’s well known as a purveyor of blues, having been lauded by such legends as Buddy Guy, the Royal Southern Brotherhood and Luther Dickinson, her real love is simply raw, scrappy rock and roll. "I grew up on it," she insists. "Working with Luther on my last album further instilled that spirit in me. It made me realize just how much that basic, unfettered sound means to me, and how well it ties into soul music, R&B, country and so many other forms of music that are essential even today." It’s little wonder that when it came time to record her new album, Chills & Fever (released March 17, 2017), Fish set her sights on Detroit, the home of soul, Motown, legendary R&B as well as the much edgier rock-n-roll of Iggy Pop, Jack Whit… (read more)

The new majority owner is Dirk Ziff, a Florida financier who is also a newcomer to surfing. Ziff, fifty-four, is an heir to the Ziff-Davis publishing empire, and helps run a family investment firm. According to Forbes, his net worth is nearly five billion dollars. His wife, Natasha, who was once a reporter for Forbes—that’s how they met—became interested in surfing first, and when Dirk had a look at the W.S.L. he saw an opportunity. One can’t, after all, buy the P.G.A. or the N.B.A. One can buy an N.F.L. team, but not the whole league. The price (zero) looked right. Ziff had to be informally vetted by Kelly Slater. Hardy made the introduction, and the two men hit it off. They both play guitar—Ziff well enough to have played lead on a 1994 Carly Simon single.

The New York Times raved …"Darlene Love’s thunderbolt voice is as embedded in the history of rock and roll as Eric Clapton’s guitar or Bob Dylan’s lyrics." Through the years, Darlene Love continues to captivate audiences worldwide with her warm, gracious stage presence and superb performances. This has been a banner season for Darlene. Her new CD, released via Sony/Columbia/Wicked Cool Records has been greeted with sensational critical reaction and numerous TV presentations. Produced by fellow musician and long time friend Steven Van Zandt, it includes selections written for Darlene by Bruce Springsteen, Elvis Costello, Jimmy Webb and many others including two notable songs by Stevie himself. In the early years, Darlene’s background vocals as lead singer for The Blossoms behind The Righteous Brothers, Dionne Warwick, Marvin Gaye, Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley (to name but a few) set the stage for her emergence as a star in her own right. Her Billboard hits include: "He’s A Rebel," "The Boy I’m Gonna Marry,""Wait `Til My Bobby Gets Home," "He’s Sure the Boy I Love" and the #1 holiday classic "Christmas Baby Please Come Home," a song that she performed annually with Paul … (read more)

Wes was an experienced bird hunter and bagged a pheasant, a grouse and a prairie chicken. I was impressed. He said, “Now, if I can jes’ git a medda lark. I’ll have a Minnesota Grand Slam!”

It was a good sized boar coon with a thick pelt. Doc put a slip knot around the coon’s hind legs and dangled him from the saddle horn.

 The victorious starting team in the final was Johnny McLaughlin, Bob Horne, Dave Brown (c), Bob Moses, Jim Perry, Gerry Edser, Billy Giles, Terry Pannowitz, Brian Carlin, Allan Thomson, Bob Heaney, Allan Buman and Jim Morgan.