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Archive for February, 2009

On the next ‘Closer’

This just in:
“Fate Line” – Premieres Monday, Feb. 16, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
With her parents (guest stars Frances Sternhagen and Barry Corbin) in town, Brenda “Kyra Sedgwick” is busy preparing for her upcoming wedding.  Duty calls, however, when a cell phone is found containing text messages that point to a possible homicide. The case becomes [...]

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Hurry! The auction ends at 5 p.m. today (Feb. 13).
The House of Blues is auctioning off some tickets for the big exclusive Grand Opening celebration on February 21, 2009 at the new Boston venue located at 15 Lansdowne Stt.
The Blues Brothers Formal Classic Revue with Dan Aykroyd, Jim Belushi and others will perform along with [...]

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It’s true, metal lovers. “The Complete Metallica” includes 163 tracks — including nine studio albums, one double live album and one double “covers” album, plus bonus live tracks and more.
Those bonus tracks are:  “The Four Horseman,” “Whiplash,” “For Whom The Bell Tolls,” “Creeping Death,” “Battery,” “The Thing That Should Not Be,” “One,” and “…And Justice [...]

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Jay Leno headed to Salem State

Yep, Andover’s favorite son is headed home.
Just before he signs off as “Tonight Show” host, Leno will do some stand-up in the Witch City.
(If it’s anything like his act from his benefit last year, in Lowell, Mass., it’s definitely worth seeing folks.)
Leno is coming to Salem State as a favor to his old friend Lennie [...]

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Limp Bizkit will rock again!

Yes readers, it’s true. The original lineup of the Bizkit is back.
This just in:
The original line-up of Fred Durst, Wes Borland, Sam Rivers, John Otto, and DJ Lethal are back from an eight year hiatus to bring their world back to ours. Fred Durst and Wes Borland said in a joint statement:
“We decided we were [...]

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As many of you know, Scott Herman of Salem, N.H., is on this season of “The Real World: Brooklyn.”
The MTV hit brought together eight strangers for this season, from diverse backgrounds. One of those strangers was a transgendered girl named Katelynn.
Up until last night’s episode, Katelynn’s sex change operation was the worst kept secret in [...]

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Point taken

Nice win for the C’s. A victory tonight would give ‘em a huge boost heading into the break.
Speaking of which, lucky for Boston, there appears to be no break for Ray Allen. From Marc Spears of the Globe:
NEW ORLEANS – With his right hand wrapped in black tape, Ray Allen looked more like he [...]

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Recession? What recession?

Apparently theater lovers still have some disposable income — or just don’t care about debt.
This just in:
Four additional weeks have been announced for the Boston engagement of Jersey Boys, the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, playing the Citi Performing Arts Center Shubert Theatre.
The 10 week run starts  Thursday, July 23,  and continues [...]

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Ray sees a calmer Calhoun

Hey, DWill checking in with a couple leftover notes from the weekend.
Ray Allen made a trip to UConn on Saturday to watch his alma mater play Michigan. And the All-Star was a little surprised at what he discovered:
Ultra-intense Huskies coach Jim Calhoun has mellowed, a little.
“I don’t think he could have kept up the way [...]

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Now that “The Shield” is over, Chiklis has several other projects in the works.
The latest is a comic book series about the Greek gods as superheroes. They do battle with the Titans (aka, other gods).
Does anyone else see a future summer popcorn flick here? I certainly do.
Here are the details about the project.

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Hazy Sunday

Long day for the Green. Good day for Matt Bonner.
Losses to the Lakers and Spurs — by a combined seven points — shouldn’t induce panic.
So let’s lighten up the mood. Quite frankly, Andy Samberg’s career peaked with “Lazy Sunday”.
But this week’s offering, “I’m on boat”, featured T-Pain and name checked a Celtics player:
Gonna fly this [...]

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Sorry, Perk

I take back what I said about Kendrick Perkins. Tim Duncan still has 20, but Perk stuffed the Spurs center on a laup attempt towards the end of the third quarter. It was pretty impressive.
It’s 76-74 heading into the fourth quarter. Unlike the game, the point guard matchup between Tony Parker and Rajon Rondo [...]

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Champs vs. Champs

Hey everyone. David Willis making his much anticipated (yeah right) return to Hub Hoops. I’m checking in from Boston for some halftime thoughts on the matchup between the two most recent NBA champions, the Celtics and Spurs. San Antonio is ahead 60-52 at the break.
Ray Allen’s made San Antonio’s Manu Ginobili look bad at times in the [...]

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Have you had your Rico fix lately?

“The band swings and Rico’s singing style reminds me of a combination of Louis Prima and Buddy Greco” – Ron Della Chiesa, WPLM, Easy 99.1
Local swing band favorites: Rico Barr and the Jump ‘n’ Jive review has a new album out and some radio interviews lined up.
Here’s the latest:
Tune in to the “Music America” show [...]

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Another great concert coming up

This just in, chamber music lovers.  The works of Beethoven and Chopin as well as a world premiere of a contemporary artist will be showcased by Worcester pianist Davis Pihl during a concert presented by the Essex Chamber Music Players.
The concert will be held at the Technology Center conference area at Northern Essex Community College [...]

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