It’s November 4th and here are some reasons why this day matters in rock history: In 1967, Pink Floyd performed live in America for the first time. The gig was in San Francisco and they shared the bill with Big Brother & The Holding Company featuring Janis Joplin. In 1978, Boston played in the city of Boston for the first time, performing for a sold-out crowd at the Boston Garden. In 2002, the book Journals came out. It included letters and diary entries Kurt Cobain wrote fro

Now that Halloween is over, it’s time to get rid of your sagging pumpkin. Environmentalists say the best way to toss your gourd is chopping the jack-o'-lantern or pumpkin into pieces and putting it in a compost area or garden, then covering it with leaves so those nutrients stay in the soil. Source: USA Today

Eating just one garlic clove daily (raw or cooked) can cut your risk of colds, flu, and other seasonal problems by 63 percent, plus help you bounce back 50 percent faster if you do catch a bug, say Mexican researchers. Source: First for Women

t’s November 3rd and here are some reasons why this day matters in rock history: In 1972, James Taylor married Carly Simon at the “You’re So Vain” singer’s apartment. In 1977, during a London concert, Elton John announced that he was retiring from the stage, but within a year and a half, he was performing live again. In 1991, more than 300-thousand people attend a free concert at San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park in memory of rock promoter Bill Graham. Among the acts were The