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What And Where To See Miami-Dade County Fireworks
The big bashes are at Bayfront Park and Miami Beach, but you can celebrate from Aventura to Homestead with picnics, concerts, and of course, the big bang at the end of the night. All events are free and open to the public unless specified.
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United Nations screens "Screamers" film in Tokyo
"We included "Screamers" in the festival this year because it looks at the history of genocide and what is happening in Darfur - through the eyes of history," says Festival Director Kirill Konin.
PanARMENIAN.Net |
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Sara Bareilles - Bareilles Mocks Label With Love Song
Songwriter SARA BAREILLES wrote her summer anthem LOVE SONG to annoy her record company. The Californian singer penned the hit track after label bosses at Epic ...
ContactMusic |
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Tyson's visit an insult: Australia
Australian crime victims are demanding that former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson be barred from entering the country.
Independent Online |
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Taylor fans brave deluge
Thousands of fans dressed more like crab fishermen than concertgoers pack a stadium-size lawn at Tanglewood. They sit through 150 minutes of rain that changes from mist to gush on a whim. Their feet rest in pools of cold mud.
Berkshire Eagle |
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4th of July celebrations around the Twin Cities
From Coon Rapids to Lakeville, here are some celebrations that include live music, fair food and fun all to celebrate our nation's birth.
KARE 11 Minneapolis-St. Paul |
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Play a song for your servicemen and women
Friends and family of military members may dedicate a song to their deployed service member via e-mail. The song will air on AFN (American Forces Network)-Afghanistan’s Freedom Radio.
Hamilton-Wenham Chronicle |
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Oasis given prestigious award
Rock veterans Oasis have received an award celebrating their contribution to the music industry - the O2 Silver Clef Award.
ITN via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News |
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Son rises
Jakob Dylan outran his father's shadow on Thursday night, while looking eerily like that father in the process. Dressed in a nifty black suit and flat-brimmed hat that couldn't help but suggest to the assembled the sort of ascetic country priest look Bob Dylan assumed for the “Nashville Skyline” and “John Wesley Harding” album covers, the younger Dylan offered a packed Thursday at the Square ...
The Buffalo News |
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BPI Wants File Sharers Disconnected, Virgin ISP Refuses
Music industry and ISP at odds over what to do with known P2P users...
AnandTech |
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Roskilde vs. Jazz: take your pick
Visitors and residents of Copenhagen alike who love music have their choice of gratification during these next few days as the Roskilde Festival and Copenhagen Jazz Festival are running concurrently in the area.
The Copenhagen Post |
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Festival spreads across much of National Park
Each year, Summerfest unfolds across the larger stage of the New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park in downtown New Bedford.
The Standard-Times |
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Temple Baptist Church celebrates Fourth of July
It's not often that you bring a lawn chair to church. But residents did just that on June 29 as they picked a spot on the lawn of Temple Baptist Church's west campus to enjoy food, music and fireworks.
Hattiesburg American |
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A rockin' good time: Vee kicks off annual festival
ST. JOSEPH — Bobby Vee often dedicates songs during his concerts to people he knows. On Thursday, the multiple-hit-making rock 'n' roll legend dedicated his concert to the people he knows in his hometown, St. Joseph.
St. Cloud Times |
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Off to a booming start
Chrysanthemums, peonies and coconut palms bloomed in clear Sonoma County skies Thursday night as the first fireworks displays of the Fourth of July holiday ushered in the long weekend.Crowds gathered in Santa Rosa, Sebastopol and Windsor to enjoy family picnics, model-airplane shows, bounce houses, music, and the oohs and ahs of the holiday.
The Santa Rosa Press Democrat |
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Television - Entertainment
Auckland band The Checks are in Queenstown for the Winter Festival, wrapping up the event with a gig tomorrow night.
Scoop.co.nz |
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Delta Adds Music To Get Passengers In Right Frame Of Mind
Passengers boarding Delta airplanes started hearing something different this week. A new music playlist, put together by Pasadena-based branding agency DMI Music & Media Solutions.
Hartford Courant |
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Local Lowdown
The first three volumes will focus on the music from the Ly, Tran, Le and Nguyen dynasties while the remaining two will provide insight on the revolutionary period and contemporary music.
Việt Nam News |
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Stage set for summer festival
LIVE music, dance troops and vintage vehicles are just some of the attractions lined up for a summer festival taking place tomorrow (Saturday). The first-ever Rugby Summer Festival is being held at Whitehall Recreation Ground from 12pm to 6pm and will be raising money for local charities.
Rugby Observer |
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Independence weekend happenings
Southampton Days : 8:30 a.m. Baby parade forms at Firstrust Bank; 9:30-11:30 a.m.; Southampton Days Parade starts at Jaymor Road and precedes north on Second Street Pike; 11:30 a.m.-noon raising of the flag at Lions Grove; noon to 4 p.m. at Tamanend Park crafts, bingo, food, children's games and rides; 7:30 p.m. concert featuring “Almost FAB” at Klinger Middle School ball field; 9:25 p.m. ...
Bucks County Courier Times |
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Worldwide Competition May Take Place in Charleston
If you're celebrating the Fourth of July in Charleston you'll find music and fireworks, but one thing that will be missing is the America’s Strongest Man Competition.
WSAZ NewsChannel 3 West Virginia |
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WEB EXCLUSIVE: Q&A with Al Schnier of moe.
Al Schnier and Chuck Garvey, guitarists of moe., have been labeled in the press as guitar heroes of their generation. However, fans of the jam band may be surprised by whom Schnier lists as his first six-string idol.
Asbury Park Press |
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Inspecter 7 to perform at the Stone Pony
In the early 1990s, an underground ska/punk music scene emerged from the streets of New Brunswick.
Asbury Park Press |
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Annual Oceanfest runs all day
The 18th annual Oceanfest in Long Branch will begin at 10 a.m. Friday with M'Zume Carnaval, a Caribbean band, playing on the promenade at the oceanfront and continue throughout the day with sand sculptures on display, children's entertainment and music.
Asbury Park Press |
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Pyro crew readies mortars for 4th
Instead of baseball bats and mitts, Brock Bowen of Dragonfire Pyrotechnics and his team took to the baseball diamond at Vidinha Stadium yesterday armed with pliers, power drills and hammers to prepare for tonight’s Kaua‘i Hospice 19th Annual Concert in the Sky.
The Garden Island |
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