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Joel Tenenbaum, a Boston University Graduate student, just got charged $675,000 for getting caught downloading songs off Napster.  Who still uses Napster or Limewire anyways?  And this lame dude on CNN keeps trying to be an asshole and tries to compare downloading songs of the internet is the same thing as stealing a CD from a store.

It’s 2009, songs are going to get leaked and people are going to download them.  If artists want to stop this from happening then keep your music closer to yourself, watch the people around you, and capitalize off the potential that the internet can bring you as an artist.

Bruce Springsteen on Saturday night found himself in a position he probably can’t remember last being in: having to preach to the not necessarily converted.

Springsteen and the E Street Band’s headlining slot at Bonnaroo was only the band’s second-ever festival date – the first being Pinkpop in Holland just weeks ago – and instead of proving it all night to a sea of older faces comfortable reporting back every syllable of every song, Springsteen arrived to a crowd that needed some background. “The mighty E Street Band is here tonight and we’re going to do everything we can to bring down the power of the music on you,” he preached during “Working on a Dream,” and spent the remainder of his nearly three-hour, 28-song set doing absolutely that.

Clear Channel Radio and Front Line Management are creating artist personal experience (a.p.e.) radio, a stand-alone company that will allow musicians to produce their own online radio shows. The channels will run 24 hours a day and play songs chosen by the artist, interviews and commentary. The program will launch in July with the Eagles, Christina Aguilera and Weezer.

That’s a pretty cool idea, don’t ya think? Now you can see what’s their favorite selections of music.

Expecting moms can determine whether they’re carrying a boy or a girl as early as 10 weeks after conception, according to an over-the-counter gender prediction test by a Plano, Texas, company.

It claims that within 10 minutes of taking the urine test, a mother will be able to tell her baby’s gender. The specimen will turn green if it’s a boy, and orange if it’s a girl.

IntelliGender would not say what hormones or chemicals it uses it in its test because of a pending patent.

Good. Finally this will save people an unnecessary trip to the doctors.

Former Charmed sister Holly Marie Combs delivered a baby boy last month and it flew under the radar.

Combs, 35, kept her third pregnancy with husband David Donoho a secret because the birth was high-risk. Kelley James Donoho was born at the 35-week mark of Comb’s term and delivered via emergency C-section.

“We didn’t feel comfortable making any announcements until everyone was home healthy,” Combs told Celebrity Baby Blog.

The baby is now home, joining brothers Riley Edward 2, and Finley Arthur, 5.

Sheetal Mafatlal, president of Mafatlal Luxury, was arrested on Monday for allegedly carrying undisclosed jewellery and diamonds worth several lakhs of rupees.

Mafatlal, who was on Sunday detained upon arrival at the Chhatrapati Shivaji International airport in Mumbai, has been booked under relevant sections of the Indian Customs Act and will be produced before a magistrate’s court. 

Customs officials intercepted the socialite at the airport on specific information and found undisclosed jewellery estimated to be between Rs 51 lakh and one crore from her bag. 

Exact value of the recovered ornaments is yet to be ascertained.

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Winners of the 2009 American Theatre Wing’s Tony Awards, announced Sunday.

PLAY: “God of Carnage.”

REVIVAL OF A MUSICAL: “Hair.”

BOOK OF A MUSICAL: Lee Hall, “Billy Elliot, The Musical.”

ORIGINAL SCORE (MUSIC AND/OR LYRICS) WRITTEN FOR THE THEATRE: “Next to Normal.”

REVIVAL OF A PLAY: “The Norman Conquests.”

SPECIAL THEATRICAL EVENT: “Liza’s at The Palace.”

PERFORMANCE BY A LEADING ACTOR IN A PLAY: Geoffrey Rush, “Exit the King.”

PERFORMANCE BY A LEADING ACTRESS IN A PLAY: Marcia Gay Harden, “God of Carnage.”

PERFORMANCE BY A LEADING ACTOR IN A MUSICAL: David Alvarez, Trent Kowalik, and Kiril Kulish, “Billy Elliot, The Musical.”

PERFORMANCE BY A LEADING ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL: Alice Ripley, “Next to Normal.”

PERFORMANCE BY A FEATURED ACTOR IN A PLAY: Roger Robinson, “Joe Turner’s Come and Gone.”

PERFORMANCE BY A FEATURED ACTRESS IN A PLAY: Angela Lansbury, “Blithe Spirit.”

PERFORMANCE BY A FEATURED ACTOR IN A MUSICAL: Gregory Jbara, “Billy Elliot, The Musical.”

PERFORMANCE BY A FEATURED ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL: Karen Olivo, “West Side Story.”

SCENIC DESIGN OF A PLAY: Derek McLane, “33 Variations.”

SCENIC DESIGN OF A MUSICAL: Ian MacNeil, “Billy Elliot, The Musical.”

COSTUME DESIGN OF A PLAY: Anthony Ward, “Mary Stuart.”

COSTUME DESIGN OF A MUSICAL: Tim Hatley, “Shrek The Musical.”

LIGHTING DESIGN OF A PLAY: Brian MacDevitt, “Joe Turner’s Come and Gone.”

LIGHTING DESIGN OF A MUSICAL: Rick Fisher, “Billy Elliot, The Musical.”

SOUND DESIGN OF A PLAY: Gregory Clarke, “Equus.”

SOUND DESIGN OF A MUSICAL: Paul Arditti, “Billy Elliot, The Musical.”

DIRECTION OF A PLAY: Matthew Warchus, “God of Carnage.”

DIRECTION OF A MUSICAL: Stephen Daldry, “Billy Elliot, The Musical.”

CHOREOGRAPHY: Peter Darling, “Billy Elliot, The Musical.”

ORCHESTRATIONS: Martin Koch, “Billy Elliot, The Musical”; Michael Starobin and Tom Kitt, “Next to Normal.”

SPECIAL TONY AWARD FOR LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT IN THE THEATRE: Jerry Herman.

REGIONAL THEATRE TONY AWARD: Signature Theatre, Arlington, Va.

ISABELLE STEVENSON AWARD: Phyllis Newman.

TONY HONOR FOR EXCELLENCE IN THE THEATRE: Shirley Herz.

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ATHERTON, Calif.—Rajeev Motwani, a well-known Stanford University computer science professor who advised one of Google’s creators, was found dead in his swimming pool.Stanford University said the 47-year-old professor apparently drowned on Friday at his home in Atherton, and his friends told the school news service he did not know how to swim.

Motwani’s work using algorithms to search vast computer databases, like the Internet, is celebrated in Silicon Valley.

Google co-founder Sergey Brin wrote on his blog that Motwani’s counsel played a big role in his research, education, and professional development.

Surveillance video shows a Passaic, New Jersey, police officer beating a 49-year-old man standing idly on a street corner. Surveillance tape from Lawrence’s Grill and Bar in Passaic on May 29 shows a police car pull up to Ronnie Holloway, who is standing still on the curb outside the restaurant. After a few moments Holloway zips up his sweatshirt — because the female officer in the car instructed him to do so, Holloway said.

At that point, the other officer in the vehicle, Joseph R. Rios III, exits the car, grabs Holloway and slams him onto the hood of the police car. He then pummels Holloway with his fist and baton. Holloway said he had exchanged no words with the officer before he pounced on him.

After the incident, police locked Holloway in a holding cell for the night and did not provide treatment for his injuries, according to Holloway’s attorney, Nancy Lucianna. Those injuries included a torn cornea and extensive bruising to the left side of his body, she said.

That’s pretty messed up, and then you wonder why no one likes cops.

A dragonfly the size of a dragon has landed in a farmer’s field – in the second astonishing animal-style crop circle to appear this week.
The intricate 150ft insect pattern appeared overnight in a barley field near Yatesbury, Wiltshire, just days after a jellyfish design was mysteriously cut into crops in Oxfordshire.
But now the arrival of the dragonfly suggests these two designs may herald a summer of crop circles highlighting environmental issues.

If aliens are responsibile for this, then I don’t get it. Why would they keep making crop circles of insects? Why not use words and try and communicate? It’s pretty weird.

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