Autographed & Personalized Copy of Meow! My Groovy Life

by Ann Moses on August 31, 2017

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TIGER BEAT’S MONKEE SPECTACULAR, #1, APRIL 1967, PART 4

by Ann Moses on October 17, 2026

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TIGER BEAT’S MONKEE SPECTACULAR, #1, APRIL 1967, PART 3

October 17, 2026
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TIGER BEAT’S MONKEE SPECTACULAR, #1, APRIL 1967, PART 2

October 17, 2026
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TIGER BEAT’S MONKEE SPECTACULAR, #1, APRIL 1967, PART 1

October 17, 2026
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BOBBY & DAVID: Judy Strangis Tells How They’re DIFFERENT How They’re ALIKE

October 7, 2026

From the Tiger Beat Archives, May 1972 Dating David and working with Bobby gives darling actress Judy Strangis a real chance to compare superstars. Are they different? Are they alike? Judy knows and now you will too! DAVID I first met David back in 1968 when we both were in high school. I had a […]

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ELVIS PRESLEY’s Hippie Co-Star Thought He Was a Square

August 19, 2026

by Ann Moses From the Tiger Beat Archives, July 1969 The studio door flew open and out came tall and lovely Lynn Kellogg. Her beautiful golden blonde hair hung down on her shoulders which were covered by an Edwardian style leather coat. Wide wool trousers, a fugal change and huge round sunglasses completed the output. […]

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Elton John Commands Largest Price Ever Paid

August 17, 2026

by Ann Moses, New Musical Express, August 1970 It took Elton John only one week to become a superstar, in the music industry in Los Angeles. After his nightclub debut at the Troubadour in Los Angeles, Bill Graham, the influential owner of the Fillmore East in New York City, called John to offer him the […]

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HOW TO BE NOTICED BY THE MONKEES. . .AND THAT MEANS YOU!

August 10, 2026

From the Archives of Monkee Spectacular #15, July 1968 One of the most depressing Monkees in your city-walking on your very own stomping grounds is that they’ll probably never even know that little old you exists. They’ll know you’re out there but how will they know that the you they see is really YOU, and […]

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Mike Nesmith’s Final Tour

August 9, 2026

I so much wanted to attend what may be the last show of The Monkees when they came to ‘my town’ on June 1, 2018. I mean, I was at their press preview party at Screen Gems the week before the show aired and on the Last Train to Clarksville promo train ride and appearance […]

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On the Set with Peter Tork: It’s not what you’d expect!

July 27, 2026

From the Tiger Beat Archives, February 1968 by Ann Moses Editor’s note: When I read through this piece, the thing that struck me was that by 1968, I had been covering The Monkees for 18 months and we were getting to the “challenging” stage of something new to write. It just seemed logical, that rather […]

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