Man Fights Off Canadian Goose With Light Saber

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Originally, this video had a man defending himself on a sidewalk as a goose repeatedly attacked him. Then, someone who has far too much time on their hands added in Star Wars’ light sabers. No geese were injured in the making of this video.

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John Travolta Changes Character In Pulp Fiction

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Representatives for John Travolta say he was far from where he was accused of wanting more services than a masseur was offering, but rather was on location filming for a movie. And now a second lawsuit is being filed against the actor.

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New Releases: Cover Albums From Eagles’ Glenn Frey, Dee Snider, Iggy Pop

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Spotlight Release of the Week: Fans may identify him as the Eagles’ guitarist/vocalist, but Glenn Frey debuts a new solo album this week, titled After Hours. On the 11-song collection, Frey follows the covers trend – a la Paul McCartney‘s latest, Kisses on the Bottom, or Rod Stewart‘s Great American Songbook – and releases his take on 11 classic love songs. Among the covers is the Beach Boys’ “Caroline, No,” “The Look of Love” (as made famous by Dusty Springfield) and blues standard “Route 66.” Appearing on the Today show yesterday (May 7), Frey explained his inspiration for After Hours, which he called a “real challenge.” “I wanted to make this album for my parents, who are still alive and kicking,” Frey said.

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The Beach Boys Take Over Late Night: Watch “Wouldn’t It Be Nice” & Two More Performances

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On last night’s episode of Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, the reunited Beach Boys dominated the show, performing not just new single “That’s Why God Made The Radio” but also two classics, 1966′s “Wouldn’t It Be Nice” and 1963′s “In My Room.”more

Ringo Starr Gets Back To The Country

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Ringo Starr has long been a country music fan, and he’s showing the genre some love again. Ringo guests on The Grifter’s Hymnal, the latest album by outlaw country artist Ray Wylie Hubbard. As it turns out, he contributes to a cover of his own song, “Coochy Coochy,” which was originally released as a B-side of the “Beaucoups Of Blues” single in 1970 (and is now available as a bonus track on the Beaucoups Of Blues album reissue).

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Steven Tyler, KISS, Matt Sorum, Jane Lynch Team Up For The Arts

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Some big name rockers have teamed up to promote music and the arts in the Los Angeles school system, via a new video.

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The Star Goddess: Horoscopes For The Week Starting Tuesday, May 8th [Video]

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Here are your horoscopes from the Star Goddess for this week.

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Clearwater’s Juliet Simms Sang “Freebird” On The Voice

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Juliet kicked it on The Voice… and the voting ends this morning at 10am.

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Glenn Frey Finds A Reason To Tour With ‘After Hours’

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Glenn Frey has made a career as a road warrior. Both with the Eagles or as a solo artist, he has been on the road for a good portion of the past four decades. But according to the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, now is the first time in quite a while that he can justify doing it on his own.

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Felix Cavaliere Talks Music, Possible Rascals Reunion

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The Rascals haven’t recorded music together since the early 1970s, but that hasn’t stopped any of the former members from continuing successful careers. That holds true for Felix Cavaliere, who called into New York station CBS-FM to discuss his current music endeavours with host Ron Parker.

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