• L.A.’s Possum Dixon remember Ric Ocasek, who produced their “New Sheets” album in 1998
• Becoming Peter Ivers: A new collection from the “New Wave Theatre” host arrives later this year
• Birdie in the hand for life’s rich demand: Robert Dean Lurie’s “Begin the Begin” covers R.E.M.’s early formative years in Athens, Georgia
• “Other Side with Zabrecky”: A new séance series puts celebrities in contact with the spirit world
• Jane Wiedlin felt weird in Japan in this exclusive excerpt from Drew Fortune’s book “No Encore!”
• A Night Flight Exclusive: “How to Be a New Wave Video Slut,” starring Ann Magnuson as “Fallopia”
• Night Flight’s Stuart S. Shapiro’s inspiring book “Identifi Yourself: A Journey in Fuck You Creative Courage” is a humorous and poetic journey
• Night Flight partners up with Severin Films for more cult, horror, mondo & exploitation films
• Attention “cord cutters” and streaming fanatics: Night Flight Plus has been just been updated!
• “J-Men Forever”: Rock ‘n’ Roll battles Muzak in Proctor & Bergman’s Night Flight cult classic

All posts tagged "Harry Nilsson"

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  “The Point!,” Harry Nilsson’s fable about overcoming intolerance and bigotry, began with an acid trip in Laurel Canyon

  Harry Nilsson‘s The Point! — the definitive collector’s edition is now streaming on Night Flight Plus — began with an acid trip high up in the Hollywood Hills. At the beginning of the 1970s, Harry Nilsson —...

  • Posted June 14, 2016
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  The Monkees’s “Head”: “the most extraordinary adventure, western, comedy, love story, mystery, drama, musical, documentary satire ever made…”

  Approximately forty-seven years ago, as the Monkees’s cinematic film Head was making its first theatrical appearance— the gala premiere was held on Wednesday, November 6, 1968, at the Columbia Pictures Studio on West 54th Street in Manhattan...

  • Posted November 7, 2015
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  The Alternate “Midnight Cowboy” Soundtrack: Blowin’ Minds in ’69!

  John Schlesinger’s Oscar-winning classic from 1969, Midnight Cowboy, starring Dustin Hoffman as Enrico “Ratso” Rizzo and Jon Voight as Joe Buck, was the only X-rated movie to ever win an Academy Award for Best Picture. In fact...

  • Posted April 16, 2015
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