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Parents gone wild (The Aspen Times)
They are, on the surface, unassuming. They occupy their weekdays working nine-to-fives as insurance agents, realtors and accountants. They go to PTA meetings, host Tupperware parties and swap recipes for peach cobbler.
February 20th: Entertainment History (KTHV Little Rock)
On February 20th, 1967, singer Kurt Cobain of Nirvana was born. In 1969, "Goodbye Cream," a documentary of Cream's farewell concert, opened in Baltimore. Fans and critics alike panned the movie for its poor sound quality and strange editing.
White Stripes Sign To Warner (Teen Music)
Rockers The White Stripes have signed a record deal with Warner Bros Records, the home of Madonna, Cher, Frank Sinatra and Red Hot Chili Peppers. The band have been label-less since ending their last deal with V2 - a company which has since collapsed.
Pitch-adjusting software brings studio tricks onstage (Boston Herald)
Music fans know studio wizardry can doctor even the most lame singers. But they might be shocked to discover that the very same pitch-control technology utilized in recording studios is now being used...
This could be Justin?s time (Kansas City Star)
I don?t have a ?man crush? on Justin Timberlake or anything, but I think someone needs to see him as more than a swoon-inducing pop star.
Treasure aisle: Musical duo shops for success (The Burlington Free Press)
Apparently you can get anything at Costco -- even singers. This is the tale Ryan Malroux and McKenna Lee tell of how they found each other and started the country-pop band Rumble Doll; it's a story that'll look great on a record label's promotional material one day.
Near-death experience (Isthmus)
A decade removed from his near-fatal overdose, Linkous? latest batch of songs drive home this point: He doesn?t just feel sadness, he tries mightily to transcend it.
No to Bono: ND House rejects resolution to honor rock singer (Fargo Forum)
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - Rock singer Bono, who has gained a worldwide reputation for his advocacy of debt relief for Third World countries, wasn't a hit in the North Dakota House.
Combat Theater (Bangor Daily News)
Nearly naked, Jacob Cayouette scurried across the floor, his hairless body pivoting swiftly on all fours. In a darkened space with cavernous echoes of dripping water, he seemed more animal than man as he eluded three intruders trying to capture him.
Gym Class Heros cast their vote (Boston Herald)
Hall & Oates are an undeniable guilty pleasure. Songs such as "Rich Girl," "Maneater" and "I Can't Go for That" are must-plays for any '80s-night DJ. But...
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Parents gone wild (The Aspen Times)
They are, on the surface, unassuming. They occupy their weekdays working nine-to-fives as insurance agents, realtors and accountants. They go to PTA meetings, host Tupperware parties and swap recipes for peach cobbler.
February 20th: Entertainment History (KTHV Little Rock)
On February 20th, 1967, singer Kurt Cobain of Nirvana was born. In 1969, "Goodbye Cream," a documentary of Cream's farewell concert, opened in Baltimore. Fans and critics alike panned the movie for its poor sound quality and strange editing.
White Stripes Sign To Warner (Teen Music)
Rockers The White Stripes have signed a record deal with Warner Bros Records, the home of Madonna, Cher, Frank Sinatra and Red Hot Chili Peppers. The band have been label-less since ending their last deal with V2 - a company which has since collapsed.
Pitch-adjusting software brings studio tricks onstage (Boston Herald)
Music fans know studio wizardry can doctor even the most lame singers. But they might be shocked to discover that the very same pitch-control technology utilized in recording studios is now being used...
This could be Justin?s time (Kansas City Star)
I don?t have a ?man crush? on Justin Timberlake or anything, but I think someone needs to see him as more than a swoon-inducing pop star.
Treasure aisle: Musical duo shops for success (The Burlington Free Press)
Apparently you can get anything at Costco -- even singers. This is the tale Ryan Malroux and McKenna Lee tell of how they found each other and started the country-pop band Rumble Doll; it's a story that'll look great on a record label's promotional material one day.
Near-death experience (Isthmus)
A decade removed from his near-fatal overdose, Linkous? latest batch of songs drive home this point: He doesn?t just feel sadness, he tries mightily to transcend it.
No to Bono: ND House rejects resolution to honor rock singer (Fargo Forum)
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - Rock singer Bono, who has gained a worldwide reputation for his advocacy of debt relief for Third World countries, wasn't a hit in the North Dakota House.
Combat Theater (Bangor Daily News)
Nearly naked, Jacob Cayouette scurried across the floor, his hairless body pivoting swiftly on all fours. In a darkened space with cavernous echoes of dripping water, he seemed more animal than man as he eluded three intruders trying to capture him.
Gym Class Heros cast their vote (Boston Herald)
Hall & Oates are an undeniable guilty pleasure. Songs such as "Rich Girl," "Maneater" and "I Can't Go for That" are must-plays for any '80s-night DJ. But...
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