Go HERE to see more photos of the event by Daniel Reynolds and tag yourself and your friends!

It was a "Rock 'N Roll High School" Reunion at Clic Gallery, where a crowd of art and music enthusiasts turned out for last night's Opening Reception of "BYE BYE CBGB," an exhibition by Parisian artist Bruno Hadjadj, who recorded the famed club's closing in 2006.  The gallery showcased sketches, black-and-white photography, and silver prints mounted on lights, illuminating the past glory of CBGB, where artists such as The Ramones, Blondie, and The Talking Heads got their starts. More»

I've been doing roundups of all the wonderful things I learned as a native Angeleno during a recent trip to NYC but felt this particular adventure to the basement of the former CBGB should stand alone. What I learned is even though the legendary mother of punk rock was taken over by John Varvatos, you can still party in its basement. But there is one little caveat: it's not open to the public. More»

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Before Joey, and Johnny, and Tommy, Dee Dee was the first one to call himself a Ramone. La Luz De Jesus Gallery paid tribute to the punk pioneer with the Dee Dee Ramone Birthday Memorial Exhibit. More»

A quick flashback of WeHo at Sunset and Alta Loma, just above the Sunset Marquis in 1978 by photographer Brad Elterman. Oh, and those dudes in white Keds and belly shirts are The Ramones. More»

Although every other movie and TV show seems to be set in New York, many of these representations of the city are filmed on Hollywood backlots 3,000 miles away from a decent slice of pizza. But songs about New York are usually written by true blue New Yorkers taking their inspiration from the mean streets. The Huffington Post has kicked off the New York Music Project to identify and map specific locations mentioned in the myriad tunes that pay homage to the City That Never Sleeps. And they need your help. More»