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Coachella on the high seas
The S.S. Coachella cruise is the exact opposite of what the landlocked Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival is for most fans. Imagine what that weekend in Indio would be like without the parking hassles and dehydration, but instead with breakfast in bed...
Tags: Festive Events, Girl Talk (music group), Gaming, NASA, Hot Chip (music group)
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Listicle: 10 Things Wikipedia Taught Me About Drummer Carmine Appice
1) He's an American rock drummer. (For a few years I thought he was British.) 2) He was the first rock drummer to organize drum clinics on college campuses, in theaters and in drum stores. 3) He influenced Phil Collins, Neil Peart and John Bonham. (!)...
Tags: Jimmy Page, Rod Stewart, Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., Eric Clapton
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Comedian imitates singers
Staff reportsA comedian who imitates a variety of musicians, including Sting, Bruce Springsteen and Elton John, performs Wednesday night at the Ramada Inn in Aberdeen. The performer, who is known simply as Kier, is a singer, songwriter and corporate entertainer,...Tags: Paul Reiser, Bruce Springsteen, Music Industry, Roy Orbison, Reba McEntire
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Ringo World's Richest Drummer
It seems keeping the beat for the Beatles sure beats working for a living. A new survey by Celebritynetworth.com ranks Ringo Starr as the richest drummer in the world, with a net worth of approximately $300 million. Other fabulously wealthy stickmen on...
Tags: Charlie Watts, Don Henley, Ringo Starr
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'Bachelorette' recap: Emily meets the parents on hometown dates
OK, seriously? How does this happen every single season? I think the show is asinine right until we hit hometowns, and then — bam, I suddenly find myself rooting for Emily and her man to make it while Phil Collins' "Against All Odds" begins...
Tags: Kensington
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Nas rules album chart: 'Life is Good' marks third straight No. 1 for rap vet
Variety"Life is Good" for Nas this week, as the like-titled album became the rapper's third consecutive album to bow at No. 1. The Def Jam collection took the top spot on the U.S. album chart with first-week sales of 149,000, according to Nielsen SoundScan data...Tags: Water Tower, Nas, Justin Bieber, Zac Brown Band (music group), Apple iTunes
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British music legends join for Olympics closing ceremony
Channel Guide MagazineFor those of us suffering from Olympic burnout, take solace. The end is near. The 2012 London Summer Olympic Games come to a conclusion on Sunday, Aug. 12, at 7pm ET on NBC with the closing ceremony, titled “A Symphony of British Music.” Aside... -
Phil Collins Remembers the Alamo Against All Odds
ReporterPhil Collins is not the first name you associate with the Alamo. But yes, Phil Collins the musician is considered an expert on the Battle of the Alamo and owns the biggest collection of Alamo artifacts in the world. He displays them in a pristine...Tags: Davy Crockett, Movies, Geneva (Swiss Confederation), Music, Genesis (music group)
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The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye
Fox 5 San Diego staffThis documentary is about musician and performance artist Genesis P-Orridge. Sure, I’m not in the target demographic. You mention Genesis to me, I’m asking “When Peter Gabriel sang, or Phil Collins?” Supposedly this Genesis was an...Tags: Music Industry, Documentary (genre), Concerts, Movies, Music
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Phil Collins: Author and historian. Who Knew?
KIAHYou know the name, and no doubt you know the music, but do you know the historian? Famed musician Phil Collins is coming out of the closet about his passion for Texas history and opening the doors to the private collection of Texas historical...Tags: Music Industry, Music
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Orlando Fringe review: The Fabulous Problemas
Remember the old Spy Vs. Spy cartoon in Mad Magazine? If those wacky, doublecrossing figures came to life, the result might be something like “The Fabulous Problemas,” a funny look at three scoundrels who are in search of love and money...
Tags: Fringe Festival, Music
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Not past our dancing days yet: Sean Graney's fun and inventive "Romeo Juliet"
I've heard the perennially excellent question "What light through yonder window breaks?" on countless occasions. I have never heard it spoken by Juliet and never while sucking on an orange. Me, not her. But Juliet is a girl with questions who always...
Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, William Shakespeare, Celebrities, Romance (genre)
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