Joey Feldman is well-known to the readers of Gonzo Today. His drawings and paintings are generally disturbing, sometimes annoying. But they have genuine artistic merit, and tend to stick in one’s mind. I’m still getting over his depiction of Jim Morrison that he was kind enough to do for […]
The news: The Doors are suing Kylie and Kendall Jenner for appropriating the famous Doors logo and their iconic lead singer’s image for the Jenner tee-shirt line… the horror! It is just the latest attempt to cash in on a guy who vowed not to sell out. That guy […]
As we celebrate, incredibly to many of us, the 50th anniversary of the release of the iconic Sgt. Peppers album, this June 2017, let’s take a step back from the point of view of a 60s survivor who is now IN his 60s. I was 12 years old at the […]
by Kyle K. Mann Virtual Reality, or VR, has been out for six months now. There I am, unboxing and setting it up. I had decided to start with Star Wars. My first time putting the headset on. A bit nervous. That initial experience is mind-blowing: there is stuff […]
by Kyle K. Mann “I remember exactly when I first wanted to become a musician,” Mary Harris says firmly. “It was when I was four years old and saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan sing ‘She Loves You, yeah yeah yeah.’” “For me it was seeing John Lennon […]
by Kyle K. Mann Artist: The Doors Album name: The Doors- 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition Label: Elektra/Rhino Rating: 4.1/5.0 As the hype continues this bizarre year of 2017 over the 50th anniversary of all things 1967, on March 31 Rhino/Elektra released “The Doors: 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition” which is […]
On tonights episode of Gonzoville Tonight we talk GonzoToday.com with executive publisher Kidman J. Williams, covering topics from drama in the newsroom, changes in management, beefs, the future of GT and the scoop on strange weirdness within the GonzoToday universe. Don’t want to miss this one. Plenty of yogurt for […]
– Gonzo Today Report Chuck Berry, legendary singer/songwriter who defined what rock-n-roll was going to be with many hits like “Roll Over Beethoven,” “Maybellene,” “Sweet Little Sixteen,” and of course the iconic “Johnny B. Goode” died Saturday March 18 at 90. Even though Berry had stopped singing telling Rolling […]
This week marks 46 years since Scanlan’s Monthly published Hunter S. Thompson’s legendary piece, The Kentucky Derby is Decadent and Depraved. words, art and photos courtesy of Ralph Steadman I had only just arrived in America in late April of 1970 and was staying with a friend in the […]
GonzoToday publisher Clayton L. Luce answers a few questions about GonzoToday, GonzoFest, and reports of bats being forced into indentured servitude. By: C.A. Seller C.A .Seller: By your own admission you are an Adventurer, Mystic, Magician, Lover, Artist, Writer and Fool as well as a Master Apprentice at the School […]
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