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Charles Bradley, Kurt Vile, Villagers, Phil Ramone RIP, Capybara   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Monday, April 01, 2013 - 08:00 AM
Posted by: Karl

Karl

PHOSPHORESCENT drops a "Song For Zula" video.

CHARLES BRADLEY advance streams Victim of Love.

KURT VILE advance streams Wakin' On A Pretty Daze.

VILLAGERS advance stream {Awayland}.

THE WATERBOYS: Mike Scott and fiddler Steve Wickham tell WNYC Soundcheck about An Appointment With Mister Yeats and play live.

YEAH YEAH YEAHS drop "Under The Earth" ahead of Mosquito, in conjunction with a NYT magazine profile.

IRON & WINE covers Stepen Foster's “Hard Times Come Again No More” for Copper, a BBC America show about a 19th century New York detective.

HUSKER DU covers The Beatles' "Ticket to Ride," circa 1985.

TOMMY STINSON talks to TIME about Songs for Slim, Guns N’ Roses, and whether he and Paul Westerberg are ever getting the old band back together.

FREDDIE MERCURY's lover, Mary Austin, got his millions and kept the whereabouts of his ashes secret, but has been crelly attacked by jealous rivals and abandoned by Mercury's bandmates.

PHIL RAMONE, the innovative producer of music by the likes of Bob Dylan, Gloria Estefan, Billy Joel, Elton John, B.B. King, Madonna, Paul McCartney, George Michael, Luciano Pavarotti, Paul Simon, Frank Sinatra, Rod Stewart and Liza Minnelli, to name just a few, has died. That Phil Ramone was a musical force in the recording studio is undeniable, and the evidence lies in the range of his accomplishments. For example, within one three-year period in the early 1960s, Ramone mixed Lesley Gore's smash hit "It's My Party," recorded Marilyn Monroe seducing President John F. Kennedy in song on his birthday and engineered essential double-quartet recordings by jazz innovators Ornette Coleman and Eric Dolphy.

ROBERT ZILDJIAN, cymbal mastermind and founder of musical cymbal manufacturer Sabian Inc., has died. He was 89 years old.

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE:G.I. Joe Retaliation tops the chart with 41 million (and 51 million including Thursday) -- slightly less less than the 54 million debut of the 1st Joe flick, but maybe not terrible for a movie dumped on Easter weekend, depending on overseas receipts.  The Croods place with 26.5 million a 39 percent drop which is not too bad for Easter weekend. Tyler Perry's Temptation showed with 22.3 million -- about how his films tend to open -- so he's presumably going to make a pile of cash by keeping his budget low.  Olympus Has Fallen 54 percent to the fourth slot with 14 million, a victim of G.I. Joe -- but this should still break even domestically and profit overseas.  Oz the Great and Powerful rounds out the Top Five with another 11.6 million; over all, this will be a solid money-maker, but not a smash.  Below the fold, The Host debuts in sixth place with 11 million, which may result in a breakeven... but Stephanie Meyer fails to find a second Twilight.

LINDSAY LOHAN refused to take photos with people at a Brazilian club and instead hid under the table like a 4-year-old petulant child.

JUSTIN BIEBER's MONKEY was seized by customs in Germany. Also, Bieber may face prosecution over that spitting incident with his neighbor.

CHRISTINA AGUILERA: Shaping up.

MATTHEW MacCONAUGHEY  to star inn Christopher Nolan's next film?

RICHARD GRIFFITHS, who starred in the Harry Potter films and Withnail and I, has died at the age of 65 after complications following heart surgery.

PAUL ANKA's Tales of the Rat Pack.

ANT-MAN: If you missed that leaked footage the first time, try again.

THE UNITED STATES: Authorities say cyberattacks against US financial targets are increasingly bent on destruction rather than espionage.

MALI: French and African forces are conducting operations to rid Timbuktu, Gao, and Kidal of remaining Islamist fighters.

SYRIA: At least 20 people in the northern town of Hretaan were killed by what opposition activists claimed was a Scud missile. The Syrian Military Council claimed that a number of Iran's Revolutionary Guard commanders were killed yesterday when Free Syrian Army forces attacked a plane allegedly carrying arms from Iran as it landed at Damascus airport. Rebels seized Dael, a key town on the road between Daraa and Damascus. A loyalist MP from Daraa said the al Qaeda-linked Al Nusrah Front has taken over much of Daraa province, which borders Jordan.

EGYPT: Authorities thwarted 10 plots targeting vital sites in the Sinai this week. In a protest near Cairo, Islamists demanded the "purging of biased Egyptian media." Jama'a al-Islamiya called for the creation of Islamist media outlets. At least 30 people were injured in clashes between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and protesters in Alexandria.

IRAQ: Al Qaeda in Iraq killed at least 23 people in a string of five bombings at Shia mosques in Baghdad and Kirkuk.

CHEESECAKE the CAPYBARA adopts abandoned puppies...

THE SQUIRREL THREAT: Militant rodents stole some of the candy-filled plastic eggs from an Easter egg hunt in Richmond, MN.

A MALE MOUNTAIN LION was shot and killed in northwest Nebraska after a man’s attempts to scare off the cat failed.

SECRET SWINE: Illegal pig tales from NYC.

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