The Kingston Trio has been in the spotlight since 1958, when the release of "Tom Dooley" gave birth to the folk music revolution, paving the way for Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and Peter, Paul and Mary.
Even rockers have sought advice.
Journalist dishes on Uma Thurman stalker trial Art exhibit
Auditions
Things to do once the sun comes to stay
Colbert garners Internet awards
Odd couple make movies in 'Rambow'
'Sex and the City' death rumor addressed
Summer movie preview: A season of cinema
'Food' dude
Webisodes provide fix for '24' fans
Country legend Haggard coming to Rialto
Arts Notes
Barbara Walters reveals past affair with senator
Report: McKellen to reprise Gandalf role
Doogie grows up
Madonna reigns supreme with tasty 'Hard Candy'
ENTERTAINMENT LISTING
Paris Hilton's search for new best friend
Laura Bush co-hosts NBC's 'Today' show
Ebert hopes to make it to his film fest
Disney unit will make environmental films
Tiny Fey's revolution
Police: No 'Prom' for young fans
Rialto Arts District galleries offer deals
Arts Notes
'88 Minutes' is 87 minutes too long
Illinois Philharmonic to spotlight 4 musicians
Title of new X-Files movie revealed
Route 66 exhibit featured in magazine
Former nanny for Rob Lowe claims abuse
Poker, video games now at ... your local library?
Rowling to testify to block 'Potter'-pedia
Lewis gala celebrates the arts
Freeman's offers refreshingly smart thriller
Plainfield restaurant steaking a claim
Lollapalooza roster announced
Joliet West an unlikely opera setting




