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LOS ANGELES ( Map , News ) - Warner Music Group Corp. ( WMG , News ), whose artists include R.E.M., Madonna and Green Day, said Thursday that higher costs and a shift to digital music resulted in a wider second-quarter loss and it suspended dividends.
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Springfield orders restaurant to stay closed in wake of shooting
SPRINGFIELD - Springfield's Health Department has ordered a South End restaurant to remain closed in the aftermath of a recent shooting in its parking lot and the discovery that it does not have a food service permit.
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Entertainment Calendar (5/9)
Jazz in the Garden Spring Concert Series : 7-9 p.m., Desert Botanical Garden, 1201 N. Galvin Parkway. Armand Boatman's BE-BOP Revolution (Jazz). Must be 21 or older to attend. $14 for members, $20 for non-members (includes Garden admission). (480) 481-8188 or www.dbg.org.
Ahwatukee Foothills News |
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Portishead back after 10-year hiatus with 'Third'
As Portishead finished its evening performance at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival...
Asbury Park Press |
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Common Electric Circus
Why is it that hip-hop artists have so much trouble reinventing themselves once they're established in the game? In the rock and roll milieu, someone like David Bowie can adopt a different persona with each record he drops, and not only get away with it, but have it increase his marketability.
Pitchfork |
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A 'Jazz Party' to remember
He was one of the metropolitan area's most popular radio personalities in the post-World War II era, when AM shows dominated the airwaves.
The Star-Ledger |
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Fundraiser set to help teen injured in bike accident
A few weeks ago, for the first time since his bicycle accident last summer, Gregory Martinez returned to Salem High School to join his team members at the annual basketball banquet. The visit was emotional for all his friends and family.
The Salem Gazette |
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A colorful first year: Group unites artists for exhibits and events
Last year a computer search James Bird and Vicki Ryer to the Salem Arts Association (SAA). Since then the two have been able to link up with other artists and participate in art shows they wouldn’t have found on their own. [Read about SAA events and a call to artists at the bottom of this article, and look for a related arts story attached there.]
The Salem Gazette |
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Posted: 08-05-2008 , 20:37 GMT
Lebanese singer Najwa Karam recently appeared as a guest on the entertainment show “Mahatat” (Stations), aired on “Al Arabiya” satellite channel. During the show Najwa talked about her music career and that she started when she was 18-years old.
Al Bawaba |
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Salem Communications Announces First Quarter 2008 Total Revenue of $54.5 Million
Salem Communications Corporation (Nasdaq:SALM), a leading U.S. radio broadcaster, Internet content provider, and magazine and book publisher targeting audiences interested in Christian and family-themed content and conservative values, today announced results for the three months ended March 31, 2008.
Centre Daily Times |
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Why Samsung and LG scare Motorola
As mobile-phone maker Motorola (MOT) struggles to end its downward spiral, Nokia (NOK) isn't the only rival causing problems for America's once-iconic wireless brand. The most immediate threat to Motorola, which saw sales plunge in the first quarter, comes not from Finland but from South Korea.
telecomasia.net |
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Charter Offers Customers Savings and up to $100 in Gasoline
ST. LOUIS, BUSINESS WIRE -- Charter Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: CHTR) announced today that new and current customers can stretch their tax rebates with Charter services, and by ordering online receive a $25, $50 or $100 gift card for gasoline.
Broadcast Newsroom |
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Faith and Religion
Faith and Religion listings starting May 1
Malden Observer |
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Immigrant Learning Center hosts ‘International Day’
More than 200 students and guests recently celebrated cultures from around the globe with song, dance and native cuisine as part of The Immigrant Learning Center’s annual International Day.
Malden Observer |
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Gary Cherone singing ‘The Who’ and getting Extreme back together
Malden native Gary Cherone can’t help talking about Extreme, the band he fronted in the early ’90s that sold millions of records, thanks in part to a little ballad called “More Than Words.”
Malden Observer |
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Key Club sponsors blood drive
PINE PLAINS - Elizabeth Hawver is hoping to overcome her aversion to needles to participate in an upcoming blood drive at Stissing Mountain High School.
The Register Herald |
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House passes copyright enforcement bill
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed legislation that would allow law enforcement authorities to seek the forfeiture of property used in copyright infringement. The Prioritizing Resources and Organization for Intellectual Property Act, or PRO-IP Act, would also create a new Office of Intellectual Property Enforcement representative, often called a copyright czar, in the White ...
InfoWorld |
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SAP plans luncheon to honor state's mayors
Leaders of a local charity organization are proud to host a day celebrating city officials for the second year in a row.
The Daily Leader |
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Bisons Return Home, May 13-20: Host IronPigs As Part Of 8-Game Homestand
The Buffalo Bisons will begin an eight-game homestand on Tuesday, May 13 against the Pawtucket Red Sox at 6:05 p.m. The homestand will include four games against the PawSox and the first four-game series against the newest team in the International League, the Lehigh Valley IronPigs.
OurSports Central |
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'One World Goods' Sale Promotes Fair Trade
Saturday marks 'World Fair Trade Day' and those who run a local not for profit store hope you'll visit, and learn more about the movement. One World Goods buys fair trade goods from Third World artisans.
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Mount Hope Cemetery Offers Walking Tours
The season for walking tours around the 197 acre Mount Hope Cemetery in Rochester has started. There are plenty of famous residents buried in the nation's oldest municipal Victorian cemetery. The free, guided tours take you around the 14 miles of roads and rolling hills.
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Biography
Ramon Vazquez Martirena (Bassist, composer,recording artist,arranger and producer) Born on August 15, 1970 in the Cuban Province of Matanzas. From a very early age, like many Cubans,he had to flee his country and moved to Puerto Rico with his family, with the hope of making their dreams come true.
All About Jazz |
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Intelsat Partners with Pangea Day for Live Broadcast Spanning Five ContinentsThe complexities of producing a global ...
PEMBROKE, Bermuda, BUSINESS WIRE -- Intelsat, Ltd., the world's leading provider of commercial satellite services, announced today its agreement to supply the global satellite capacity for the contribution and broadcast distribution of Pangea Day. Pangea Day is a global film event, which endeavors to bring the world together and promote understanding and compassion through film.
Broadcast Newsroom |
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The Robert Glasper Trio and the Bird and the Bee to Perform Benefit Concert for the New School for Jazz and ...
The Robert Glasper Trio and the bird and the bee will be performing at “New Horizon," a benefit concert for The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music, on Monday, June 2, at 7:30 pm in The New School's historic Tishman Auditorium, 66 West 12th St, New York. Acclaimed jazz pianist Robert Glasper and multi-instrumentalist Greg Kurstin of the pop- psychedelic band, the bird and the bee, are ...
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The Function of Jazz
Some current jazz-related events have got me thinking about the necessities of life. A quintet featuring saxists Frank Morgan and Sonny Fortune at Catalina's. A benefit for the stroke rehabilitation of reedman Buddy Collette is happening at the same place on Sunday.
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