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Entertainment Briefs—The Buzz Music—Seasoned punks still standing strong Movie Review—'Horror remake spooks with grotesque imagery Cult classic lives on Directorial debut warms hearts Sex Column—Being single often S hinders friendships hin Music—Brazillian girls take listeners to paradise Louis XIV sports glam rock mojo Kiev constructs depth, creativty 'Phantoms' strength lies in pop delights Fashion- Style Scout
ON THE COVER: The Dead Kennedys performed in front of a packed crowd at the House of Blues on April 13. (photo/Lisa Chung/Daily Titan)
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BY NIYAZ PIRANI Daily Titan Assistant News Editor
Limp Bizkit has slated a tentative May 3 release date for their new album The Unquestionable Truth: Part One. The album, which features Fred Durst and company reunited with original guitarist Wes Borland, will be their newest release since 2003’s Results May Vary. The album, fueled by the Rage Against the Machine sounding single “The Truth” will contain seven new songs including “The Propaganda,” “The Priest” and “The Channel”…LFO singer Rich Cronin, famous for his song “Summer Girls,” has been diagnosed with Luekemia. The 29year-old Cronin is being treated at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston. Cronin’s bandmate Devin Lima posted a message on the groups Web site. “With all of your love, support and prayers, he will pull through this,” Lima said. Cronin is still in the final stages of finishing his first solo album…On tour to promote their upcoming disc Out of Exile, Audioslave has decided to change up their set list a bit. When the band took the stage at the Joint in Las Vegas, the group performed their versions of Soundgarden’s “Black Hole Sun” and “Outshined” as well as Rage Against the Machine hits “Sleep Now in the Fire” and “Testify”…Korn, after losing guitarist Brian “Head” Welch to Christianity, have decided to trek on. The band is holed up in a Los Angeles studio with producer Dallas Austin to work on their seventh disc. The untitled album is still in pre-production, with a release
scheduled for late 2005 or early 2006, but three songs have been completed of which one features Compton rapper the Game… Northern California band Dredg have decided to release their next album on June 21. Catch Without Arms will feature the single “Bug Eyes” which has been making quite a buzz on the Web…White Stripes members Jack and Meg White are putting the finishing touches on their June 7 release Get Behind Me Satan. The disc’s first single, “Blue Orchid,” should be making its’ radio debut in the upcoming weeks...Usher had approximately $100,000 worth of belongings stolen from him at
has cancelled the remaining dates on its current tour. According to the band, guitarist Paul Hinojos suffered a ruptured disc in his back recently. No plans have been made by the band to reschedule the cancelled dates but plan to make up for them on the next tour…After months of speculation by tabloids as well as fans, Britney Spears is officially pregnant. To watch the moments that led to conception, tune in to Spears and husband Kevin Federline’s yet-to-be-titled reality show that will debut with a one-hour episode May 17 at 9 p.m. on UPN…Team Sleep – featuring Chino Moreno of Deftones and Rob Crow of Pinback - will finally
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Trump Towers. One of the singers many suitcases was picked up by a thief while the singer was checking in to the hotel. “The Donald” has issued a statement saying that his staff is not to blame for the incident, although he plans to reimburse Usher for the missing property…Sparta, one-half of defunct post-punk band At the Drive-In,
awake from its slumber after being shelved since 2001. The group’s self-titled release will see the light of day this summer…Nine Inch Nails fans will have the chance to be Trent Reznor – at least when it comes to arranging music. Reznor has made available a 70 MB version of “The Hand That Feeds,” featuring 64 sections of the song in six sound libraries. Mac users can use GarageBand 2 to create their own version of the band’s first single from the upcoming album With Teeth…“The Amityville Horror” left Sahara in the sand this past weekend at the box office. The film grossed approximately $23.3 million to take the top spot…Staying with the trend of remaking old horror films, Focus has decided to remake “The Hitcher” for wide release. The film company has said, though, that the plot will be upgraded with some twists…Jodie Foster has signed on to join Clive Owen and Denzel Washington in the Spike Lee joint “Inside Man” about a cop tryng to successfully negotiate a hostage situation…CD releases for April 26 are All or Nothing by Fat Joe, Devils and Dust by Bruce Springstein and Pretty in Black by the Raveonettes. DVD releases for April 26 are “Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events,” “Blade: Trinity” and “Survivor: The Austrailian Outback– The Complete Season.”
