Adventures in Everyday Living, Shorelines Thursday, June 13, 2013

Three events tonight to start an optimistic vigil for great weather possibilities this Dad's Day Weekend: a book-signing in Chesterton, wine-tastings at Harbor Shores and the 18th annual Wine Fest, Live & Silent Auction benefit for the Crisis Center.---Pat Colander, Associate Publisher a…

Adventures in Everyday Living, Shorelines Thursday, June 6, 2013

Weekend for art stalkers begins with the Beaux Arts Ball; the 2nd annual downtown Hammond Art Tour has 300 artists participating; Chicago's Printers Row Lit Fest in its 29th year and in Valpo, Anthony Gomes does a solo blues jam.---Pat Colander, Associate Publisher and Editor, Shore Magazine.

What's shaking fashion? An adult-quake

This season's clothes aren't taking their cues from club kids, college students or teenage rebels. There's something grown-up about some of the most popular looks: They're a little refined and very wearable, but they've avoided being stodgy or, worse, just plain old.

Springsteen pays tribute to storm-damaged N.J. coast

New Jersey rocker Bruce Springsteen says his home state will rebound from the devastation wrought by Superstorm Sandy.

Lake Central grad ‘Travelin’ back to region

Region-reared thesp, playwright and screenwriter Randy Noojin credits a casual visit to his Lake Central High School’s auditorium with setting him on his career path.

TUNES & TIX: Mike Watt, keeper of the indie flame

Customarily, it takes at least a decade of hindsight for the contributions of music icons to be singled out for praise and to receive props from subsequent generations of rock and pop movers and shakers.

TUNES & TIX: A regal visit

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Rock and roll and photography are a perfect combination for Bobby Talamine

Bobby Talamine clearly remembers the instant time stood still. He was in his early teens when he knew his calling was rock and roll photography.

Clemons' nephew to play sax on Springsteen tour

It takes two men to replace The Big Man.

E Street Band sax player Clarence Clemons dies

NEW YORK | Clarence Clemons, the larger-than-life saxophone player for the E Street Band who was one of the key influences in Bruce Springsteen's life and music through four decades, has died. He was 69.

Bruce and Crystal

Bruce Springsteen and Crystal Taliefero-Pratt had shared the stage and many musical moments while on tour during her musical career that began in Northwest Indiana.