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by Tony Marino on June 24, 2026

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Flag-Waving NANCY SINATRA Admits CHEMISTRY BETWEEN ELVIS AND ME IS GREAT!

May 30, 2026

Ann Moses, New Musical Express, 1 June 1968 NANCY SINATRA is a flag, waver and you know it the minute you walk into her brand new Boots Enterprises office above the Sunset Strip. The big sofas are in red and white print, the carpeting is deep white pile, there’s a huge American flag behind the bar and […]

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Is ‘That Girl’ Really Like Marlo Thomas by Jeannie Simons

April 8, 2026

From the Tiger Beat Archives, April 1968 Paul Newman (sigh) is her favorite actor, but she’s never met him; her Yorkshire terrier is named Knichi; she collects antiques and lives in the Hollywood Hills in a house which she decorated herself. That’s Marlo Thomas–or Anne-Marie or That Girl if you prefer! She is usually described […]

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MY WEEK MEETING DAVID, BOBBY, WES, MICHAEL, SAM AND MICKY MOUSE BY PAM TURNER

April 8, 2026

As if being adopted by the Osmonds as the winner of their contest, I also got to meet Bobby Sherman, Wes Stern, David Cassidy, Michael Gray and Mickey Mouse when Ann took me to Disneyland!

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Olympics Rock at Disneyland by Ann Moses

April 6, 2026

Rhythm ‘n’ News, August13,1965 “A GOOD record company good management, and most of all continued hard work” has put the Olympics, who have been together 11 years, in a class by themselves. As the group’s leader Walter Ward puts it: “What has happened is we’ve become a standard.” But more than that, the Olympics, who chose […]

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SONNY AND CHER: THE SWEETEST LOVE STORY OF THE . . .ROCK AGE

March 27, 2026

From the Tiger Beat Archives, November 1965 The two strangers, a boy and a girl, sat next to each other on counter stools in Aldo’s Coffee Shop on Cahuenga and Hollywood Boulevard. She was darkly beautiful, he was like a cute stuffed teddy bear, both had long hair. They started talking. “My name’s Sonny Bono,” […]

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DONOVAN – The Boy with the Magic Lamp

March 24, 2026

From the Tiger Beat Archives, January 1966 Something strange happens when Donovan walks into a room. Ever since he was a small boy, people have felt this about him. There’s a magical quality that goes along with his singing that often seems to come from somewhere else. His background is filled with hardships, as he […]

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Bobby’s 28th Birthday Party – You’re Invited!

March 19, 2026
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My Friend Peter Tork, Part 2, by Steve Stills of the Buffalo Springfield

March 19, 2026

From the Tiger Beat Archives, July 1967 Last month I told you how Peter and I met, how we played together in an unnamed trio and how Pete took off for Venezuela and (after a time) I for California. I went to San Francisco and it wasn’t until the following spring (1966) that I ran […]

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My Friend Peter Tork, Part 1, by Steve Stills of the Buffalo Springfield

March 19, 2026

From the Tiger Beat Archives, June 1967 Peter and I been friends for quite a while now. We each have our own careers. Peter with The Monkees and me with Buffalo Springfield, but it’s great to recall those early days when we used to play together in Greenwich Village. I can remember the first time […]

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