Here’s Why Alice Cooper Is Auctioning Off His Andy Warhol ‘Little Electric Chair’
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Multimillion-dollar silkscreen owned by shock rocker for decades will hit the auction block in October
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Michael Stipe Helps Name Ant Species After Andy Warhol Superstar
Posted in: Music NewsStrumigenys ayersthey is named after Jeremy Ayers, who performed in Warhol's films as Silva Thin and fostered the local music and arts scene in Athens, Georgia
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RS Recommends: John Giorno’s ‘Great Demon Kings’ Memoir
Posted in: Culture FeaturesThe late poet’s book of 'Poetry, Sex, Art, Death, and Enlightenment’ captures New York City’s downtown arts scene in vivid detail
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Lou Reed’s Lost Tapes and Back Pages
Posted in: Music FeaturesBetween a mysterious 1975 song set and a bounty of new publications, the late trailblazer continues to fascinate new generations of scholars and superfans
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We’ll Probably Never Hear These Lost Lou Reed Recordings Inspired by Andy Warhol
Posted in: Music NewsCassette of Velvet Underground singer's songs citing The Philosophy of Andy Warhol found in pop artist's archives
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Debbie Harry: ‘I’ve Been Criticized for My Entire Career’
Posted in: Music FeaturesNow that the Blondie frontwoman has released her memoir, 'Face It,' she looks back on what she learned from Andy Warhol and David Bowie, as well as how people have interpreted her story
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Book Review: James Oseland’s ‘Jimmy Neurosis’ Is a Vibrant Coming-of-Age Memoir
Posted in: Culture FeaturesFormer 'Top Chef Masters' judge reflects on his turbulent teenage years—and the underground San Francisco scene that saved him
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Flashback: Andy Warhol Visits the Grand Ole Opry
Posted in: Country MusicEnigmatic artist mingled backstage with Marty Robbins and Roy Acuff during 1977 visit to Nashville
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Jonas Mekas, Underground Film Legend, Dead at 96
Posted in: Movie News"The Godfather of Avant-Garde Cinema" inspired artists like Andy Warhol, Velvet Underground and John Lennon and Yoko Ono.
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How ‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’ Has Given Birth to Mr. Rogers Fever
Posted in: Movie FeaturesRob Sheffield on why a doc on the childrens' TV icon has become a hit, a cathartic communal event and ground zero for our current Cult of Fred
