Theatre, Music + Nightlife (Arts & Entertainment) Archive

	Title	Publication
	No Identity Crisis for The Guess Who The Guess Who may have gotten their name from a record company ploy, but the native Canadian group wound up producing 14 top 40 singles including "American Woman". By Jim Powers	Desert Guide
	Steve Miller Band Keeps Flying Like an Eagle Steve Miller’s dinner guests as a child in Milwaukee, Wis., would be legendary guitarist Les Paul. After moving to Texas at age 7, Miller formed his first band at age 12 with friend Boz Scaggs. By Jim Powers	Desert Guide
	10 Reasons to See Smile Empty Soul Smile Empty Soul is on The Date Shed’s Friday night lineup with Drop the World and Deadend Paradox. It just doesn’t get any better than that. By Ebony March	Desert Guide
	Dr. Joyce Brothers, Dead at Age 85 Dr. Joyce Brothers, who died Monday at age 85, was known for making “pop psychology” a new way to help the masses. By Ebony March	Desert Guide
	Tony Bennett: The Name Stays With You It was Palm Springs' Bob Hope who gave Tony Bennett his name, and from there the singer has done the rest. Even at the age of 86, his signature voice is a testament to his enduring popularity. By Jim Powers	Desert Guide
	Joshua Tree Turns Up the Volume Folks are lured in by Joshua Tree National Park's picturesque landscapes and the lore of the desert.But in May and October, the pull will be akin to a siren’s song when the Joshua Tree Music Festival gets underway. By Ebony March	Desert Guide
	Huey Lewis Tour Marks 30th Year of 'Sports' Huey Lewis and the News come to the Morongo Casino Resort and Spa May 17 the same week a special commemorative issue of "Sports" is released celebrating its 30th anniversary. By Jim Powers	Desert Guide
	Sally Kellerman Stays True to Her Singing After appearing in more than 60 films, including the one which put her on the map, MAS*H, Sally Kellerman talks about how she managed to keep her singing career in the mix. By Michelle Roe	Desert Guide
	Shia LaBeouf Makes a Play for the Director’s Chair Shia LeBeouf's controversial latest effort will put to rest a lot of the “what’s-next-for-him” chatter and shine the spotlight on his other talents with “Haunted Love”, a gory, but fascinating glimpse into the spiraling chasm of abuse. By Ebony March	Desert Guide
	Michael Bolivar Hones His Sweet Sounds in Palm Springs Michael Bolivar isn’t just an accompanying musician. The Palm Springs jazz artist has also sustained his career by releasing his own work to a loyal core audience. By Ebony March	Desert Guide