News about Stephen Stills

There have been a number of alleged alien encounters in which witnesses described the clothing, or attire, of the beings they met. Perhaps the most famous to date was that of civil rights activists Betty and Barney Hill, who claimed to have been abducted in rural New Hampshire in September 1961. In their first description of the alien, Barney described figures 'of human form dressed in shiny black uniforms and black caps with peaks or bills on them. The uniforms were like glossy leather'. The case became famous because the couple underwent post-abduction hypnosis by Dr Benjamin Simon, an expert in therapeutic hypnosis who had used it extensively to treat military personnel during World War II.

came to power. There she provided a haven for Jews, providing false identity papers, hiding places, and leading people to safety. One of the Jews she helped was the author Hans Hirschel who had previously edited the avant-garde German literary journal, Das Dreieck. From 1942 to the end of the war, she sheltered Hirschel in a cavity in the base of her couch in her living room. The two fell in love and she had a baby, although the newborn baby tragically died during a bombing raid.

Since DailyMail.com announced that he died at the age of 81, tributes have poured in to the 1960s hitmaker and 'giant of a musician,' David Crosby. 'After a long illness,' the member of the band Byrds and Crosby, Stills & Nash, died on Thursday'after a long illness,' his wife Jan Dance told Variety. David's former Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young bandmate Stephen Stills, who said in a tweet that "his harmonic sensibilities were nothing short of genius."

Many people have died early, but The iconoclast rocker came to fame first on The Byrds before co-founding the band with Stephen Stills and then-best friend Graham Nash. The organisations' multi-platinum success solidified the company's heyday in the 1970s, particularly after the introduction of troubled-yet recognizable Neil Young, who boosted the act's stardom. A constant clash of egos, ignited by the bandmates' passions and the decade's excesses, will eventually topple the band in the 1970s, but the band's members will sporadically reunite over the years for several tours and recordings. Crosby's personal life was marred by heavy drug use that threatened to halt his career, as well as several rival disputes that had seen him alienated from his old friends by the 1980s. The singer-songwriter, who is survived by his wife and four children from a previous marriage, died of the many bridges he had burned over the course of his checkered life.