Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Decades before he was an Oscar-winning filmmaker, Cameron Crowe was a plucky teen journalist chasing David Bowie and Alice Cooper.
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Cameron Crowe Says Shooting This “Almost Famous” Scene Was a ‘Live or Die’ Moment (Exclusive)
“I'm just so grateful that we had the gift of being able to make it,” the director tells PEOPLE for a story in this week's print issue Cameron Crowe’s semi-autobiographical movie, Almost Famous, still ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Crowe accepted his Academy Award, saying it was "a love letter to music and to my family." He meant both. When the whole tour bus ...
Back in the mid-1970s, it was fairly common to find Cameron Crowe on tour. Even though he was just a teenager, Crowe was one of the top music writers at Rolling Stone magazine, regularly landing ...
There’s a scene in the iconic film “Almost Famous” where a groupie named Penny Lane expresses awe and wonder about the serendipitous excitement surrounding the rock scene of the 1970s. “It’s all ...
HEALDSBURG, CA — A 15-year-old journalist gets the chance of a lifetime in 1973 when Rolling Stone assigns him to write about an up-and-coming band called Stillwater. He tours with the group, moves ...
Oscar-winning writer and director Cameron Crowe, known for his work on films such as Almost Famous, Jerry Maguire, and Say Anything, is releasing his highly anticipated memoir, The Uncool, via Simon & ...
Cameron Crowe. A name synonymous with the music world since he began writing about it in the early 1970s. If you’ve seen his film Almost Famous, you get the gist of his life: a protective, loving, ...
When Art Murray first heard that Cameron Crowe might headline one of his immersive Healdsburg events, he dismissed it as far-fetched. Murray’s T.O.W.N. experiences — equal parts dinner party, ...
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