Wars Past and Present, Rockers Evergreen
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At the Berlin International Film Festival, the subjects range from Abu Ghraib to the Rolling Stones.
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&quot;These guys ... (are) not stupid. They&#39;re fighting a war but they&#39;re not savages. They&#39;re not actually just killing people.
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The coalition of the willing-to-rock is growing. Sheryl Crow, Jack Johnson and Crosby, Stills &amp; Nash have joined the nearly 20 other musicians trying to unseat President Bush in November.
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In a marker of the Iraq warâs longevity, children too young to remember losing a parent in action are growing up.
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Arts & entertainment: Rockers lay down your guitars and indie types look away now: bouncy, colourful pop is back at the Brits
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The band members are quite different from the image their portray.
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"These World War I veterans raised a generation that did them one better"  CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. Frank Buckles, frail but sharp, surrounds himself with totems from another time and distant lands. via South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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They still look like the Bon Jovi of old &#151; with their leather jackets and jeans. And they still act like the boys from New Jersey, proud of their musical brotherhood that spawned numerous hit albums and No. 1 singles.
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They once were dubbed "weekend  warriors," but Americans serving in the National Guard and  Reserve are being used extensively in the wars in Iraq and  Afghanistan -- far more so than in the Vietnam War.
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By DAVID SINCLAIR  Roger Daltrey joined the Ageing Rockers' Hall of Infamy last week when - like Sir Cliff Richard and Status Quo before him - he ranted about the state of modern pop radio. "It's very hard for bands in our position to get airplay these days," the singer of The Who moaned.
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Lorraine Feather offers songs that are cheerful tugs of war between the past and the present that are performed with a conversational ease.
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Najaf and Karbala 2004, Srebrenica 1995: two bloody conflicts, miles apart, both the result of events more than 80 years ago. Few places demonstrate as vividly as the former Yugoslavia and Iraq that todayâs
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It used to be that rock bands lived for the present and didn't worry about the future.
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They may have an average age of 78, but  these rockers can tear up the stage with the best of them and  are determined to take the music charts by storm.
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The slashing riffs of Metallica, the solos of Deep Purple, the rage of the Sex Pistols: an increasing crop of video games are inviting players to live out their dreams of being a rock star.
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Services to remember the dead of two world wars and other conflicts are held across Northern Ireland.
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Images of medics treating horrific injuries in Iraq and the anguished faces of wounded U.S. soldiers are juxtaposed in a new exhibit with pictures of youthful veterans back home dealing with life as amputees.