The furry, primary-colored, people-sized stars of Sesame Street Live aren’t stiff and phony-looking like the hydraulic animals at Chuck E. Cheese’s; nor are they the disfigured, quasi-hallucinogenic nightmares of a […]
Bill DeYoung
Bill DeYoung was Connect's Arts & Entertainment Editor from May 2009 to August 2014.
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A White Album Christmas
ENGLAND’S HIPPEST music magazine, Mojo, recently devoted 30 full pages, over two issues, to the 40th anniversary of the two-disc album the Beatles released at the tail end of 1968. […]
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My life with Reilly
My mom likes the Game Show Network. She can sit for hours in front of the TV with 1970s episodes of The Match Game, watching Bert Convy and Zsa Zsa […]
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Body language
MARIAN GREEN may be the toughest woman in Savannah. She estimates she’s been hit by cars, sent flying over the hood and skidding to the pavement, at least eight times. […]
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A long way from Macon
BY THE TIME he was 18, country singer Jason Aldean had played every juke joint, gymnasium and bull-riding barroom in his hometown of Macon. Played them all at least 50 […]