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canada.com | Exploited and Total Chaos fans riot |
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2:11 pm EDT, Oct 15, 2003 |
] The young people, many sporting spiked-hair and cutoff ] jean jackets, rioted after they were told that the groups ] Total Chaos and The Exploited wouldn't be performing. ] Some members of The Exploited were refused entry into the ] country by Canada Customs, the French-language TV channel ] LCN reported. ] ] "At 10 after 8 one of the organizers decided to come out ] and tell the crowd that was here that the concert was ] cancelled. At that point the crowd turned crazy and ] turned into a riot," Yannick Ouimet, a Montreal police ] spokesman, told Global Television. that is so punk. canada.com | Exploited and Total Chaos fans riot |
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Ananova:
Ex-Van Halen frontman knocks himself out of tour |
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12:09 pm EDT, Sep 24, 2003 |
"David Lee Roth has cancelled the rest of his US tour after injuring himself performing "a very fast, complicated 15th-century samurai move" during a recent performance. The former Van Halen frontman, who is known for his athleticism, was performing a gig in Philadelphia when he cracked his face with a long piece of wood." I hope somebody taped this.
Ananova:
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Disney Animates Dalí's Flick |
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4:10 pm EDT, Sep 18, 2003 |
"In 1946, Walt Disney and Salvador Dalí, in one of cinema's oddest collaborations, teamed up on a short film called Destino. But Disney's studio ran into financial trouble and put the unfinished film on the shelf. Now, 57 years later, a team of Disney animators has finished what Dalí started. The six-minute film, spearheaded by Walt's nephew Roy E. Disney and producer Baker Bloodworth (Dinosaur), premiered at the Annecy Animation Festival in June and is currently touring festivals worldwide. Recent stops include the Telluride, Montreal and Venice festivals, along with the Melbourne International Film Festival, where it won the grand prize for best short film. " Disney Animates Dalí's Flick |
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Ananova: Rock band plans onstage suicide |
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1:06 pm EDT, Sep 18, 2003 |
"An alternative rock band from Florida claims it'll feature a live suicide during a gig next month. Tampa outfit Hell on Earth says a terminally ill member of a right-to-die group planned to commit suicide on stage during the gig on October 4. Their website says the person's identity won't be released until the day of the gigat the State Theatre in St. Petersburg. The site didn't say how the person would commit suicide. The band claims the "volunteer" wanted to die onstage to "raise awareness for dying with dignity"." Ananova: Rock band plans onstage suicide |
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Music Legend Johnny Cash Dies at 71 |
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12:05 pm EDT, Sep 12, 2003 |
"Johnny died due to complications from diabetes, which resulted in respiratory failure," Cash's manager, Lou Robin, said in a statement issued by Baptist Hospital in Nashville. Thursday was a crappy day, as John Ritter also passed away unexpectedly while working on his TV show. One very interesting tidbit that was on NPR this morning, but I can't find references of on Google yet, is the statement that while in the Air Force, Johnny Cash was a codebreaker. This would make Johnny the Alpha-Geek, and most beloved, as the original codebreaking Man in Black. Music Legend Johnny Cash Dies at 71 |
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For a long life, study medicine, not arts |
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| Topic: Arts |
12:59 pm EDT, Aug 5, 2003 |
"Arts graduates are short, sickly and destined for an early grave, according to a report published this week that could do more than all the government initiatives to boost recruitment to the sciences." I didn't know I was short and sickly... For a long life, study medicine, not arts |
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