At the $2.5 million Y.M.C.A. Boulton Center for the Performing Arts on Dec. 19, the marquee blazed like a weather-beating beacon: SOLD OUT TODD RUNDGREN.
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"The cop knew who he was," as Sheldon Ocker, the Indians beat reporter for the Akron Beacon Journal, tells it.
Where nostalgia acts once ruled the Strip, dance music all-stars such as Calvin Harris, Afrojack and Hardwell have turned Vegas into a beacon for block-rocking beats with hundreds of millions of dollars in tourism revenue tied their bookings.
Among the Soul Clap gang, Nick is known as the "resident butterfly," because he's a beacon that exudes positive vibes and grooving beats.
For sheer Conceptual and performance art pedigree, not to mention classic dematerialization of the art object, nothing can beat "The Pure Awareness of the Absolute/Discussions," a quasi-symposium by the artist Ian Wilson at Dia:Beacon in Beacon, N.Y., on Oct. 1.
If the United States is going to continue to be the beacon of democracy, it must realise that the beacon beats with a digital heart these days – and it must engage accordingly.
Every folksinger in the world would eventually beat a path to his door, to the sloop Clearwater or to the Beacon Sloop Club.
Sometimes he says, 'You still can't beat me,' and I'm like, 'O.K., old man".' Montgomery says her father remains a beacon in her life.
Mike Connor, the alumni association's president, said he remembered missing most of an Allman Brothers concert at the Beacon Theater, along with other Lehigh graduates, in order to watch McCollum and the Mountain Hawks beat Duke on television.
