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Jimmy Fallon is calling in some favors for his upcoming comedy album Blow Your Pants Off, and as it turns out a lot of people owed him a favor.
Paul McCartney, Eddie Vedder, Justin Timberlake, Bruce Springsteen, and Stephen Colbert will all appear alongside Fallon for the album.Read The Story
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Andy Cohen, the man behind the Bravo network, has said that there would be no more The Real Housewives spinoffs after the addition of The Real Housewives of Miami. Now it appears that he’s had a change of heart.
Reports are emerging that The Real Housewives of Dallas is a definite “go”.Read The Story
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Dave Hurban, a 21-year-old tattoo artist from New Jersey, decided he couldn’t live with out is iPod.
The only logical solution? Have it surgically attach it to your wrist.Read The Story
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The Facebook IPO is expected to happen by the end of the week. The company is hoping to get at least $38 a share, but is that really the best way to spend your money.
Here is a list of things you could buy instead.
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In Dark Shadows, the latest collaboration between Johnny Deep and director Tim Burton, Alice Cooper adds a sense of authenticity to the vampire comedy set in 1972.
Although Cooper’s single “No More Mr. Nice Guy” wasn’t released until 1973, the iconic shock-rocker performs the hit, as well as his 1971 song “Ballad of Dwight Fry,” in the film.
However, Cooper’s cameo in Dark Shadows is far from his first. Let’s revisit Cooper’s past appearances on the silver screen throughout the last 40+ years.
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Starting with Tony Iommi’s sudden lymphoma diagnosis in January, it’s not been so easy for Black Sabbath’s original members to get the old band back together. And the reunion roadblocks just keep coming.
Drummer Bill Ward, who, in February, threatened to back out of the Sabbath reunion unless he was presented with a “signable contract” from management, has done just that.Bill Ward Not Reuniting With Black Sabbath
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Huntington Beach’s punk rock icons the Offspring, have celebrated almost three decades as a band, from their start as Manic Subsidal to their current status as music industry mainstays.
With a few near-faultless gigs in their system and an upcoming tour, Offspring is now prepping to release their ninth studio album, Days Go By, this June 26th on Columbia Records. Frontman Dexter Holland said in an interview that on this ninth record, the band is going to “dig a little bit deeper, and that’s what we want to do as well.”











































