Word that Summit will release the long-delayed “Kids in America” next year as part of its new hook-up with Relativity Media has me wondering if there’s hope for seeing another film that was also ...

Montana has a state song, a state ballad and a state lullaby. And, for goodness sake, Democratic Rep. Jacob Bachmeier of Havre would like to see the 2019 Legislature declare the "Hippy Hippy Shake"… ...

Just because critics don’t like a movie doesn’t mean it won’t make a ton of money…or have an awesome soundtrack. Take “Cocktail,” for example. Released in 1988 and starring Tom Cruise as a cocky young ...

Memphis-based indie rock band Blvck Hippie released one of the catchiest Memphis-made songs in recent memory a little over one year ago, in January 2019. “Hotel Lobby,” from the Blvck Hippie EP, opens ...

Sienna Miller, Cillian Murphy, Max Minghella and newcomer Emma Booth will star in the 1960s counterculture dramedy "Hippie Hippie Shake" for Working Title Films. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer Sienna ...

HELENA – A Havre lawmaker has asked a bill be drafted making “Hippy Hippy Shake,” written by a Billings native and recorded by The Beatles, as the official rock ’n’ roll song of Montana. The song was ...

The bubbly '60s pop tune "Hippy Hippy Shake" is still making money -- 50 years after The Beatles grooved to it -- now there's a fight brewing over who gets to keep the cash. At least 5 different ...

Cillian Murphy, Sienna Miller, Max Minghella and Emma Booth will star in “Hippie Hippie Shake” for Universal Pictures and Working Title. Beeban Kidron will direct the film, which begins lensing in ...

Chan Romero, the Billings, Montana-born writer of the 1959 hit song “Hippy Hippy Shake” has died. He was 82 and living in California. “We are heartbroken to announce the passing of rock and roll ...

“Never trust a hippie” was one of punk rock’s first mottoes, but it didn’t take long for many of its Pink Floyd– hating vanguard to reconsider. Faced with becoming formulaic, reactionary, or (shudder) ...

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