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Seymour Stein Testifies In Murder Trial

Sire Records founder Seymour Stein is helping Manhattan prosecutors reconstruct ex-wife Linda Stein’s last day alive, as well as the activities of her accused murderer. more

Tsongas Arena’s New Name, New Owner

The Paul E. Tsongas Arena in Lowell, Mass., has changed ownership and been renamed Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell under an agreement forged between the city and the university in October. more

Murray Charged In Michael Jackson Death Photo

Updated: The personal physician is charged with involuntary manslaughter in Jackson's death. more


Sands Remains An Oasis Photo

Pinnacle Entertainment announced in its Feb. 5 earnings statement that it has abandoned plans to build a casino where the Sands Casino Hotel once stood in Atlantic City and will instead sell the 19-acre parcel. more

Sillerman Resort In Receivership

Lenders holding the mortgage on Robert F.X. Sillerman’s stalled resort development on the Caribbean island of Anguilla have reportedly taken over the project and appointed a receiver to handle its management. more

LN Harbours Big Plans

Live Nation Finland chief Risto Juvonen has already announced Green Day will headline a 50,000-capacity show on an old parking lot near Helsinki harbour, but said that’s just the start of the impressive list of international acts to play there this summer. more

Magical Concessions

The Orlando Magic scored a slam-dunk when it comes to food concessions at its new arena. more

Men At Work To Appeal?

Men At Work might appeal an Australian court's ruling that the band stole its "Downunder" flute riff from a children's song. more

Venue Fights ‘Cut Loose’

Officials at a venue in Lincoln, Neb., are spinning over an antiquated dancing law that they claim is hurting their pocketbooks. more

Decade Of Decline

The 2000s won’t go down in history as the era that saved the recording industry. more

Sly Vs. Jerry Comment

Sly Stone is suing his former manager, Jerry Goldstein, for allegedly withholding 20 years’ worth of royalty payments from the reclusive singer, among other charges. more

Jazz Musician Sir John Dankworth Dies at 82

Sir John Dankworth, the British jazz composer, saxophonist and band leader, has died. He was 82. more

One Offs

Sunset Cove Amphitheatre, Soccer, Danny Eaton, HoB Boston, ... more

Photo News

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The Who wraps up its medley at the Super Bowl at Sun Life Stadium in Miami Feb. 7.

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Rufus and Martha Wainwright trail the coffin of mother Kate McGarrigle as it arrives for her funeral at the Notre Dame Basilica in Montreal Feb. 1. Canadian folk singer McGarrigle, 63, died of cancer Jan. 18.

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Pastor Erwin McManus stands outside the Mayan Theatre - home to his Mosaic church - in Los Angeles Jan. 24. As many as 3,000 members participated in an ad that spoofs the resurrection for Jesus to become a finalist for Doritos' 'Crash the Super Bowl' challenge. The winner's commercial appears during the Super Bowl.

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Bette Midler says goodbye at her final performance of 'The Showgirl Must Go On' at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas Jan. 31.

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This generation’s musical superstars gather for the re-recording of “We Are The World 25 Years For Haiti” at Jim Henson Studios in Los Angeles Feb. 1.
 

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