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Bill posters will be prosecuted, promises Moore
BILL posters wrapped around power poles and plastered on walls and hoardings to advertise music venues, political groups and meetings will be banned in inner-city Sydney.
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Tokyo Guide
Tokyo is the most organised place I`ve ever visited. It can easily make a British visitor feel that where they come from is very uncivilised.
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News Bites: Guns N' Roses, Iron Man 2 , Saw - The Ride, Raimi Talks Spidey
Music, sequels, and amusements. As I always try to look for some new way to expand my offerings, I have decided to keep an eye out across the world of entertainment news and try my hand at news reporting/commentary on stories that catch my eye. Obviously, I cannot cover everything. What I will do is catch whatever I can as I can and hope that it delivers something new to you. ...
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TOM DICK AND HARRY sequel is a laugh riot - Nisha Rawal
Her debut film HASTEY HASTEY may not have really brought smiles on the face of Nisha Rawal while follow up project RAFOO CHAKKAR too failed to make an impact. However, she is hardly complaining. In fact she doesnt have much time to complain since she is now getting ready for the release of her next film TOM DICK AND HARRY ROCK AGAIN.
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Pioneer Day at the Goat Day Celebration
Pioneer Settlement Museum celebrates its annual Pioneer Day Festival.
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Patriotic vocalist returns in 2009
Country music star Lee Greenwood will be performing in Branson next year at the Welk Resort Theatre in Branson. BDN file photo A country music icon who performs the popular “God Bless The USA” will return to Branson for six weeks in 2009.
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Russell Simmons, music stars give mortgage advice
About 2,000 interested consumers received real estate advice from...from music stars.
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Music - it's in the air
Daniel Stevens, assistant professor of music, and Mazie Barnett Kilmer, chair for string education at Southwestern College, will present a chamber recital at 7:30 p.m. Monday, in Messenger Recital Hall.
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Sarkozy clear on Canadian unity
Andrew Chung Torstar News Service QUEBEC CITY–In just a few hours on Canadian soil, French President Nicolas Sarkoz managed to redefine his country's once ambiguous take on the question of Quebec's future within Canada, issuing an unequivocal call for unity.
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Music Review: N.W.A. and their Family Tree
A cursory glance at a legendary genre of hip hop that truly deserves better treatment. There really is no question that N.W.A. made as profound an impact on the music industry as any other group in history. Born in the scorching streets of Compton, the celebrated hip-hop set did its best to contain the energies of Eazy E, Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, MC Ren, and DJ Yella. With the release of the ...
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Sugar Cane fest expands its parties
The Teche Area loves a good party; that’s evident almost every weekend. But the Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival has found that its Friday night fais-do-do to be so successful that it’s adding more.
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Saxophone concert to benefits library
Bucks County Community College librarian Richard Hodges is leaving the stacks and picking up his sax for a benefit concert at 4 p.m. Oct. 26 in the Gateway auditorium on the Newtown Township campus, 275 Swamp Road.
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Connecting through music
Jeanne Elliott found her grandfather through his music. The New Iberia woman’s grandfather, musician Anatole Credeur, traveled from Lake Charles to Dallas in 1929 and recorded four Cajun French songs with his band.
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Burn After Reading
After the agonising tension and brutality of their Oscar-winning opus No Country For Old Men, writer-directors Joel and Ethan Coen return to comedic territory with this pithy tale of espionage and infidelity.
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Terrence Howard Talks Tunes, Family, Science
Two weeks ago, Terrence Howard's mother died. In the wake of her death, he is considering his family, his music and his career. He says it was not until two weeks ago that he became a grown man.
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HMV lashes out at retail exclusives in Canada
Record-store chain HMV is lashing out at a growing trend in the United States that has seen high-profile music acts like Guns N' Roses, AC/DC and the Eagles sign exclusive deals with big box retailers.
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SCHC's lunchtime concert series begins with a bang
Streaks of sunshine broke through the skies on an overcast, 70-degree Friday afternoon, providing a picturesque autumn atmosphere for the roughly 150 people who attended the opening date of Classics in the Courtyard, a lunchtime concert series produced by the Southern Cultural Heritage Center.
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SPIN.com's Best of the Week, October 13-19
This week we launched an all-new daily feature on SPIN.com -- an opinionated (and humorous) editors' blog. And SPIN editors certainly had a lot on their minds: Against Me!'s live performance, Feist's influence on childrens' musical tastes, Oasis' staying power, MGMT's seriousness (of lack thereof), and more -- but thankfully, Joe the Plumber isn't included. Check out our editors' latest posts ...
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Music Review: Nina Simone - To Be Free: The Nina Simone Story
A new four-disc boxed set of music and video offers an ideal introduction to the unique artistry of Nina Simone. It's become fashionable for older artists to stretch their wings and sow their wild musical oats by trying out new genres. Bruce Springsteen rustled up a gigantic folk-jazz band and recorded a record of Pete Seeger covers. Pat Boone put on a creepy leather vest and did some vocal pop ...
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Ukrainian, Iranian musicians to team up for Tehran concerts
TEHRAN, Oct. 18 (MNA) -- A number of Iranian musicians and the violin-family string instrument players of the National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine will join together for a series of concerts in Tehran in January 2009.
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An album from the seasoned voices
Big Music became instrumental in bringing together two gems and creative stalwarts of India after a long gap of nearly two decades.
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Littlest members of the bands get taste of the big time
Saturday, October 18 BENNINGTON — Area school children involved with their school bands had a chance to perform alongside the Mount Anthony Union High School marching band at the football game half-time show Friday night. Marjorie Rooen, an instrumental music teacher at MAU and director of the marching band, said 214 elementary and middle school students from six different schools
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Foothill Living: Carmen concert coming to Mariposa
"Music is not merely sound.
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Around Town: Mariachi Real in town
Club Morelos will host its fourth annual fundraiser dinner and dance tonight from 5:30 to midnight at 111 E. 11th St. Cost is $25 and is available to adults only. Dinner will be served at 6 p.m. while Mariachi Real plays from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Dancing follows from 8:30 to midnight to the music of Los Amigos.
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Supreme Rajus film casts Tarun
The Supreme Audio Company has successfully released the music of many blockbuster movies in Tollywood. The head of Supreme Audio, Raju Hirwani has ventured in to production and made his first film Asthram with Vishnu and Anushka in the main role, in the direction of Bhasha fame Suresh Krishna, on Supreme Movies Pvt Ltd banner.
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