and not a penny more, and she also wrote the song "ball n' chain," which was later recorded by janis joplinur whole camp is named after her in honor of her pioneering spirit. >> these girls are pioneers, too, not only learning how to drum, but learning how to be loud and proud. >> at drum camp, we're hoping that girls really develop their confidence in making noise. when girls leave our rock camp programs, i'm hoping that they're gonna come away with the feeling that they can do anything they want. >> the camp we visited was in new york city, but there are rock-'n'-roll camps for girls in other parts of the country, as well. so if you want to start drumming, start googling. for "teen kids news," i'm kristina. >> that's our show for this week. thanks for watching "teen kids news." we'll see you next time. >> here's a shout out to p.r. newswire for including "teen kids news" on their big screen in times square, new york city. 7j7n7o?o/o/o?o?o/u/uot+u+u/uooo) [dramatic instrumental music] ♪ - known for its rich world history centering around the massive roman empire, a history that's still ali

taking you inside the hotel room where janis joplin spent her last hours.lus, legendary songs from legendary artists. tol the web guy is talking sir elton john. >> you are watching "ok! tv." >> ♪ yeah we got it ♪ singer janisrock joplin is getting a new show on broadway. inside the hollywood hotel room where her life tragically ended 43 years ago this month. >> i am here at the highland garden hotel in the heart of hollywood, where a rock icon spent her final hours. room.s is janis' toome here every october 4 celebrate her life. >> do you still get the basely feel -- the basic feel of what the room was like? >> we started calling because she did not show up to the session. finally, they showed up and got the road manager to get a key. we all had drug use back then. it was a fact of life. she shot up. she went to the front desk to get change for the cigarette machine. and just fell on the floor over by the corner. a lot of times, in the middle of the night, the toilet flushes or the tv comes on or the lamp comes on. closets, you walk in and the closet doors

importance of family, and the coarsening of the culture--which grover norquist, you know, listens to janis joplin, you know. i mean, he--he doesn't care about those things. and so there is this kind of undercurrent of--and i think that norquist feels like the--the thinkers around kristol--'well, they--they write and they talk and they--they get on these big tv shows, but what have they done for the cause lately?' they're also viewed as a bit disloyal, kristol is, because he's willing to criticize fellow conservatives, which does not go over very well in the norquist camp. and that's probably--frankly, that's probably the biggest division is the iconoclasm of somebody like bill kristol, who is willing to criticize and--oh, during the bob dole campaign, he--he was just a thorn in that man's side through the entire campaign. and that really rankled a lot of loyal republican conservatives. (graphic on screen) simon & schuster 1230 avenue of the americas new york, ny 10020 c-span: just for a second, because i know that you mentioned a lot of these national politicians and that they differ on them. tak

the diverse forces back to education to the coming-of-age in the same neighborhood and i quote janis joplin shored up supplies from the quarter tidies crusher of wind from the delightful:kevin suze led to the second poet who here on earth that the poet and his wife had their favor in a chinese restaurant sets the tone of the volume for me. the boosted list by bright faces, time in chinese and hundreds of years on their faces its, schoolteachers and witnesses of tear office clerks and in the same moment at the same place we are 70 different things at the very same time. "my favorite warlord" is the third book of poetry. the first do the one published in 2000 and another published 2006 the former poet laureate said indyk'' demonstrates a central quality of poetry the depth of language the power to get past the first services of words and things are to put it differently to parity harmony beyond the obvious to find a new undertones of meaning. like that. a fulbright scholar graduate , memorial awards, national poetry series selection and asian-american literary award, and he has had fellowship

. >>> tomorrow oncbs sunday morning, 43 years after her untimely death janis joplin is getting her own ♪ april i can hear your anger marching here it comes again ♪ ♪ and the flowers will forgive your rage and your barking here it comes again ♪ ♪ grass is dying and the water comes to revive it here it comes again ♪ ♪ the great hñ announcer: when you see this symbol you know you're watching a show that's educational and informational. the cbs dream team& it's epic. announcer: today on lucky dog, brandon rescues a frightened little street dog named vinny. brandon: the whole world is just scary for him at this point. announcer: he's got five days to build vinny's trust to prepare him for his new home. brandon: give me a sit. you've got to trust me here. announcer: brandon has found a kindred spirit for vinny in this 15-year-old boy. brandon: brooks and vinny have a lot of similarities. they're both pretty shy. announcer: with determination and love can this boy and dog find the self-confidence they need in each other? brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the

the nuns in a catholic school to coming of age in the same neighborhood in which, and i quote: janis joplin shored up supplies from our corner chinese grocer, a line from his delightful poem, "new zealand." the book's second poem here on earth in which the poet and his wife ordered their favorites in a chinese restaurant sets the tone of the volume for me, and i quote: the booths were lit by bright faces, vietnamese, thai, chinese and filipino, hundreds of years on their faces. schoolteachers, witnesses of terror, readers of czech cover, office clerks with inner lives. in the same moment and at the same place, we can all be -- and indeed we all are -- so many different things at the very same time. my favorite warlord is eugene gloria's third book of poetry. the first two are drivers of the short-time motel from the year and hoodlum birds. robert pinsky said that if -- and i quote, it demonstrates a depth of language. the power to get past the first services of words and things. or to put it differently, he continues, the power to hear harmonies beyond the obvious ones, finding new underton

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