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ON THE COVER: Adrian Brody stars in ‘The Jacket,’ now playing in theaters. (photo courtesy of Warner Brothers)
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Daily Titan March 10, 2005
BY NIYAZ PIRANI Daily Titan Asst. News Editor
For those who prefer the look of a black and white CBGB T-shirt to anything else in their wardrobe, the shirt may soon become an antique. The rock n’ roll venue - famous for being known as the birthplace of punk rock – may be shut down if owner Hilly Kristal does not pay what he owes his landlord. Kristal has until August to pay $91,000 in back rent and accept a doubling of his current rent or the club will be shut down…Limp Bizkit front man Fred Durst did his very own Paris Hilton impression last week when still images and video of him having sex flooded the Internet. Lawyers for Durst have filed lawsuits for the star, seeking approximately $80 million in damages. “In filing these lawsuits, it is not our goal to make any money, but to make sure no one sells these tapes or implies that it was ever Fred’s intention to sell them himself,” said a statement issued by Limp Bizkit’s management team, The Firm. Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park is currently working on a new album, but not for his world famous band.
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Shinoda, between his various other projects, has been hard at work in the studio on a solo album. The album will feature Common, Black Thought from the Roots and others from the hip-hop world. Nick Carter’s plans have been arrested for the time being. Carter was arrested in Huntington Beach on March 5 at 7:30 p.m. for driving under the influence. Because the investigation is still ongoing, police were unable to say the results of Carter’s sobriety tests. A publicist for Carter said Carter is on doctor-prescribed medication and was unaware of any interaction possibilities the medicine may have had. Christina Aguilera has been a busy woman as of late. While planning a wedding, the singer is also penning the follow-up to Stripped. Aguilera describes the yet-to-be-titled album as “a retro blues/jazz/soul record, but a really meaty, gritty, real raw record of soul.” In touring news, Muse has been tapped to headline the Campus Invasion Tour this
year. Metal fans have a reason to throw up their devil horns as the lineup for the Sounds of the Underground 2005 Tour has been announced. The trek will feature upcoming bands From Autumn to Ashes, Poison the Well and Devil Driver. Vin Diesel proved he was the coolest in movie theaters this past week as The Pacifier slid past Be Cool to take the top spot at the box office. Zach Braff will be the main character in Kevin Smith’s newest addition to the “Fletch” series. Fans of big green ogres will be excited in 2007. Shrek 3 has been slated to hit theaters on May 18 and the film’s fourth installment is currently in the writing process. CD releases for March 15 are Human After All by Daft Punk, Now That’s What I Call Music: Vol. 18 and Origin Vol. 1 by Soundtrack of Our Lives. DVD releases for March 15 are “The Incredibles,” “Alfie” and Being “Ron Jeremy.” Compiled from MTVNews, ShoutWeb.com and ComingSoon. net.
