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The Pretty Things‚ formed in September 1963 in London‚ England‚ are known for their significant contributions to the R&;B and rock genres during the 1960s and 1970s. The band was initially led by Phil May (vocals) and Dick Taylor (lead guitar)‚ who were later joined by various members throughout their career. They released a total of eleven studio albums‚ numerous compilations‚ and several live recordings. The Pretty Things were known for their energetic live performances and pioneering contributions to rock music‚ including one of the first rock operas‚ “S.F. Sorrow.” Their music charted in the UK and internationally‚ with singles The post Complete List Of Pretty Things Albums And Discography appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

Our Top 10 Steppenwolf Songs list looks at a band that released their first album in 1968. The band Steppenwolf was formed by musician John Kay. The group was a reformation of a band called The Sparrows that John Kay had worked with in the mid-1960s. Steppenwolf’s first album‚ entitled Steppenwolf‚ did not take off until the release of the third single entitled “Born To Be Wild.” The song “Born To Be Wild” was featured in the motion picture Easy Rider. The film’s incredible success during one of the most controversial times in American History helped fuel the popularity of The post Top 10 Steppenwolf Songs appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

While the ancient Egyptians may have made eyeliner famous‚ a stunningly detailed archaeological find shows that ancient Iranians may have held the first patents on lipstick. Detailed recently in a study in the journal Scientific Reports‚ a vial of deep red powder found during excavations of a pre-Achaemenid Iranian civilization dating to the Bronze Age […] The post Tube of Red Lipstick 4‚000 Years Old Unearthed in Iran Bears ‘Striking Resemblance’ to Modern Ingredients appeared first on Good News Network.

News Los Angeles Times Book Prizes Here Are the Finalists for the 2023 Los Angeles Times Book Prize in Science Fiction‚ Fantasy‚ and Speculative Fiction Tananarive Due and Victor LaValle are among this year’s SFF finalists By Molly Templeton | Published on February 22‚ 2024 icon-comment 0 Share New Share Twitter Facebook Pinterest RSS Feed Yesterday‚ the finalists for the Los Angeles Times Book Prizes were announced—the rare prize that includes a science fiction‚ fantasy‚ and speculative fiction category. The SFF finalists are: Tananarive Due‚ The Reformatory: A Novel Daniel Kraus‚ Whalefall Victor LaValle‚ Lone Women: A Novel V. E. Schwab‚ The Fragile Threads of Power E. Lily Yu‚ Jewel Box: Stories This year’s judges are Maurice Broaddus (author of Sweep of Stars)‚ Craig Laurance Gidney (author of Sea‚ Swallow Me &; Other Stories)‚ and Lucy A. Snyder (author of Sister‚ Maiden‚ Monster). The Book Prize finalists are usually a fascinating bunch‚ and this year is no exception. Among the finalists in the other categories are a few other books that may be of interest to SFF readers‚ including Emily Carroll’s graphic novel A Guest in the House; the fantasy graphic novel Coda by Simon Spurrier and Matías Bergara; Jaime Green’s The Possibility of Life: Science‚ Imagination‚ and Our Quest for Kinship in the Cosmos; and Kelly &; Zach Weinersmith’s A City on Mars: Can We Settle Space‚ Should We Settle Space‚ and Have We Really Thought This Through? The Christopher Isherwood Prize for Autobiographical Prose will‚ this year‚ go to Claire Dederer for the incredible Monsters: A Fan’s Dilemma‚ which the judges describe as “a book-length expansion of an essay on the problematic relationship between masculinity and fame‚ considers how we come to love art made by less-than-perfect humans … Dederer engages the essayist form at its best and the result is both critical‚ literary and provocative.” The winners will be announced April 19th‚ during the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. Congratulations to all the finalists! [end-mark] The post Here Are the Finalists for the 2023 <;i>;Los Angeles Times<;/i>; Book Prize in Science Fiction‚ Fantasy‚ and Speculative Fiction appeared first on Reactor.