By Eric Rudolph ⋅ Published: 03/01/2001

The riotously funny and critically acclaimed The Chris Rock Show, which explored the boundaries of outrageous, politically tinged humor for four years

By Eric Rudolph ⋅ Published: 06/01/2000

In late 1970, The Stooges' raucous LP Fun House was released to a nearly unanimous critical drubbing, poor sales and virtually no radio play....

By Eric Rudolph ⋅ Published: 12/01/1999

When Natalie Merchant decided to end her 13-month Ophelia tour with a week on Broadway at the Neil Simon Theater, it seemed a good...

By Eric Rudolph ⋅ Published: 10/01/1999

Although Tommy LiPuma has been in the record business for nearly 40 years and has 18 Gold and Platinum records, 30 Grammy nominations and...

By Eric Rudolph ⋅ Published: 08/01/1999

One of the beauties of the academic world is that research in one area often has cross-disciplinary benefits in another. Mechanical engineering breakthroughs

By Eric Rudolph ⋅ Published: 07/01/1999

Roy Haynes is a something of an under-appreciated gem amid the treasure trove of America's great jazz veterans. The 73-year-old drummer is not particularly

By Eric Rudolph ⋅ Published: 04/01/1999

Skeptics raised their eyebrows up and down The Great White Way when the Broadway production of the movie Footloose was slated for the boards...