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Prosthetics?! Even she thinks she's not all there
Last year Dallas Cowboy fans had to deal quarterback Tony Romo's situation off the field as much as on it. While dating country music star Carrie Underwood in 2006, who attended a game in December, Romo performed horribly and the Cowboys lost.
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You can't beat meat, Simpson says
Earlier this year, Jessica Simpson sported a T-shirt with the slogan "Real Girls Eat Meat." Some gossip bloggers thought the phrase was a knock towards music star Carrie Underwood, a vegetarian and the former girlfriend of Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo who is now with Simpson.
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Watershed in concert
Watershed is performing at the Golden Horse Casino on September 20, and a competition is being run among local schools. To qualify for any prizes, schools have to sell a minimum of 300 tickets. The school that sells the most tickets will win R10 000 for their music department.
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Uganda: Katatumba Set for Mbarara Crusade
Music diva Angela Katatumba seems to be finally joining the list of born-again musicians in the country. Katatumba will be the headlining act at two crusades where Pastor Robert Kayanja will be the main preacher in Mbarara town this weekend.
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Rihanna and Pink rock MTV Video Music Awards
LOS ANGELES: Rihanna, Pink and Paramore will join the star-studded line-up at this year’s MTV Video Music Awards (VMA). After Rihanna's success at last year’s VMAs, where she performed her hit “Umbrella” with Chris Brown, the multi-platinum songstress will return to the stage with “Disturbia”.
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Welsh vicar celebrates musical mission at Cathedral
A Welsh vicar who has inspired thousands of people in his parish to take up music will be bringing his congregation to Canterbury next month for a concert of celebration in the company of two archbishops
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New gadgets
You can display a collage of your favorite images with GiiNii's Ultra Thin Digital Picture Frame. The frame's collage option lets you display several photos at once against a themed background, such as golf or baseball. Plus, unlike static paper collages, the digital version continuously rotates photos in and out of the collage display. The frame also can play videos set to music. Measuring 0.78 ...
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Relative harmony
OMEROY, Ohio -- Jared Sheets knows that even happy families get the blues.
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Movies music more
Rapper Lil Runt admits She Ain't Worth It, his first movie, is "ghetto fabulous," a film living above its means. The language and content are crude. An avalanche of jump cuts and random edits may have some viewers reaching for the Tylenol.
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POP
Live music and more, tonight through Thursday, compiled by Tom Di Nardo, Shaun Brady, Sara Sherr, Jonathan Takiff and Damon C. Williams.
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'Death Race' could use a little life
Roger Corman's "Death Race 2000" shocked viewers in 1975 with a cross-country Grand Guignol Prix in which drivers scored points by plowing through innocent bystanders.
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Davis County black-tie fundraiser to feature country music singer Raye
Davis County will host its annual black-tie fundraiser next month. The event will feature country music singer Collin Raye. The Sept. 4 gala will generate money for Davis Behavioral Health's effort to buy a housing complex for the homeless to use while looking for jobs, advancing their education
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Disney star Bleu at State Fair Monday
"High School Musical" viewers were introduced to him as Chad Danforth, the lively haired best pal of protagonist Troy Bolton. But it didn't take long for fans of the film to become well acquainted with the real-life Corbin Bleu, the pop singer and dancer who has used his Disney Channel role as a springboard into broader success.
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Sony Ericsson launches AM/FM phone
NEW DELHI: Sony Ericsson today announced the launch of its first made in India, made for India mobile phone, the R300 Radio phone. R300 is targeted at the rapidly growing entry level segment in small town who love their music. This new handset comes with a unique radio-inspired design with v...
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UB40 to play in Clarkston
UB40: UB40's vocalist Ali Campbell abruptly split from the British pop-reggae band early this year in a move that has left him estranged from his brother, guitarist Robin Campbell. The singer has been replaced by the pair's older brother, Duncan Campbell. 7:30 p.m., DTE Energy Music Theatre, I-75 at Exit 89, Clarkston. 248-377-0100. $10, $36.50.
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Ex-con Glitter is country hunting
Billy Idol sang "Eyes Without a Face." Convicted pedophile rocker Gary Glitter might be thinking about a tune called "Man without a Country."
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The family filmgoer
"The Rocker" (Rated PG-13; 1 hour, 42 minutes): This comedy about a fortysomething guy who can't let go of a failure from his 20s is an inspired send-up of the rock music world. It shows adults drinking and driving and mild comic violence, jokes about drugs, midrange profanity, sexual slang and back-view nudity. More for high-schoolers.
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Sony Ericsson's PlayNow Arena: 1 million, DRM-free songs on Monday
Filed under: Cellphones , Gaming , Handhelds What was just a footnote to 2007 has finally come to fruition. Sony Ericsson just went live with details on the August 25th launch of its PlayNow Arena media download site. Initially the site will offer 1 million, DRM-free songs (ramping up to 5 million) from Sony BMG, Warner Music, and EMI. It will also offer games, ringtones, ...
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Fernley hosts free concert in the park Saturday
The city of Fernley will host a free concert Saturday at the Out of Town Park. The band, The Great Basin Brass Quintet, begins playing at 7 p.m.
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Concert Previews
Journey/Cheap Trick/Heart It didn't get a cutesy title, but with former hitmakers Journey, Cheap Trick and Heart on the bill, this jaunt could have been dubbed the "Classic Rockers Refusing to Retire" tour.
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Female rockers revisit their moments
It's like the '90s all over again. Back in 1993, Liz Phair released her justly celebrated debut album, Exile in Guyville, a feminist landmark double LP that rocked out without raising its voice and navigated the treacherously boy-centric world of indie-rock with sexualized swagger and poignant vulnerability.
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The movies return in concert at the Plaza Theatre
EL PASO - People don't go to the movies for the music. But they will go to a movie festival for a concert of movie music.
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Coolidge heats up Vancouver festival with cool jazz
The Delta Lady has turned to jazz. Rita Coolidge, one of the headliners of this weekend’s Vancouver Wine & Jazz Festival, rose to prominence in the early 1970s as a singer with Leon Russell’s Mad Dogs and Englishmen.
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Boston Pops does right by Bernstein
With sincerity a nearly alien mode of communication today, the pops concert, with its kittenish humor and unfailing lack of irony, might be our most notable pop-culture holdout - even when pops spends an evening in the company of Leonard Bernstein's musical swagger.
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Performance and classical music listings
Theater Professional/semi-professional Doubt A strong-minded nun is faced with a difficult decision. Closes 9/27. Cape May Stage, 31 Perry St., Cape May; 609-884-1341; www.capemaystage.com. $35; $25 seniors; $12.50 students.
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