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A fundraiser concert for locally-owned Country Radio brought more than 400 revellers to the Invercargill Workingmen's Club last weekend.
The concert raised $3500 for the volunteer-run station to assist with running costs.
Fundraiser organiser Bev Winiata said the concert had a "fantastic" reception. "I think we really do have a great listening base."
This is the third year the fundraiser had taken place. The previous two raised a similar amount for the station.
There were 16 acts who donated their talents free of charge for the cause.
Among them was NZ's Got Talent 2013 competitor Jenny Mitchell, of Gore, who was a favourite with the crowds, Ms Winiata said.
It was a family affair for the Mitchells with Jenny's younger sisters Maegan and Nicola and dad Ron also performing.
Jenny would have some competition from her sisters in the future, Ms Winiata said.
The success of the fundraiser was due to the strong local focus of the station, she said.
Invercargill City councillor and station DJ Lindsay Abbott was up on stage performing after recent health problems.
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Oh, Golden Globes. Always the bridesmaid, never the Oscars. Generally, the Golden Globes feel like they're trying a little too hard to match the Oscars in its self-important, over-inflated sense of artistic congratulations, but this year's broadcast had two big, big advantages over the Oscars this year, and those advantages carried the broadcast. Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are about as charming and funny as Hollywood will allow people to be these days. Their jokes landed famously, and a few people are calling last night's Golden Globe's the best awards show in history. There were a lot of winners at the ceremony (Argo, Quentin Tarantino and Jennifer Lawrence among them), but nobody won more than Fey and Poehler. The runners-up were definitely Will Ferrell and Kristen Wiig, whose gut-busting presentation bit was the rare award ceremony skit where the laughs live up to the talent (unless you ask Tommy Lee Jones). Also, Jodi Foster delivered a long, heartfelt, somewhat rambling speech about her struggles maintaining a sense of privacy in Hollywood that had the Internet rumbling. All in all, one of the livelier awards ceremonies in recent years. Your move, Seth MacFarlane ...
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CD: Muse - The 2nd Law
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Muse have spent their careers becoming Muse. With each album they have consolidated their most obvious influences – Radiohead, Queen, U2, various prog and metal, widescreen science fiction visions and paranoia on a global scale – more and more, until by the time of 2009's self-produced Resistance and its attendant sold-out stadium shows they stood completely alone as the world's most brilliantly preposterous band.
But where to go from that culmination of all they'd worked towards? There was only one answer, and thankfully it's the one they've chosen: become MORE MUSE. If you're the band that has already turned everything up to eleven, then get them to build you machines that go up to A HUNDRED AND ELEVEN. Thus The 2nd Law, which is just ludicrous on every front. From "Panic Station", which somehow wrestles with Faith No More, Franz Ferdinand and Simple Minds simultaneously and still comes out on top, to the Olympic theme "Survival", which sounds like The Darkness if they genuinely were vengeful Norse gods with Carl Orff doing their arrangements instead of an end-of-the-pier drag act, it is as big, explosive and gloriously silly as rock music has ever been.
It is, of course, some kind of concept album, though whether there's actually a narrative to the themes of chaos, control, societal collapse and totalitarianism is beyond me. It doesn't matter one jot, because it's purely about the force and garishness of the ideas: they are just more bigger, brasher, bolder elements to add to the stew, just like the slithering dubstep bass synths on the title track or the skyscraper-sized lightshows in Muse's live performance. All is precisely as it could be; the only concern is where they go from here. Expect them to be firing lasers from the moon by 2013.
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It started in the 1980's running for 21 years and this week marks Brookside's 30th birthday.
It started in the 1980's running for 21 years and this week marks Brookside's 30th birthday.
30 years ago this week, Brookside hit our screens for the very first time, it ran for 21 years, with the last episode broadcast on 4 November 2003. Brookside marked a revolution in social realism on tv, and after Brookside, soaps were never the same again.
This Sunday 4 November, the Museum of Liverpool will celebrate the soap's 30th anniversary.
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MANCHESTER — A Litchfield woman has been arrested and accused of stealing $333 in cash that a 65-year-old woman mistakenly left behind in an envelope at the courtesy counter of a local grocery store.
Police said the victim went to Hannaford on John E. Devine Drive Jan. 15 to purchase some money orders to cover her bills. After completing the transactions, she left the store but forgot an envelope containing the cash at the courtesy counter.
When she returned, the envelope was gone.
Manchester police detective David Dupont interviewed the victim, who police said was devastated because she and her spouse live on a fixed income and now they can't pay their bills.
Ultimately, police said Dupont identified the thief as Donna Dimambro, 63, of Litchfield, who was arrested Feb. 24 at her home.
She is to be arraigned March 14 in 9th Circuit Court, Manchester District Division, on a charge of theft by unauthorized taking.
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Heat was on ! Everybody fighting for the precious points. Racing in the gold fleets where the medal are decided is not easy. Making no mistakes is the only way to win the race here at the BIC TECHNO 293 European championship 2011 in Cagliari, Sardinia. Excelent conditions again, we are one step closer to find out who will make the podium and who is gonna become a champion.
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Any clues on how this is going to go? Normally legislation wouldn't be brought to the floor unless there was a likelihood of success but I understand the majority leader in the upper house is against same sex marriage and so may not care if it fails or not.
Anyway, got my fingers crossed it passes and it bloody well should with all those Democrats. Also RI doesn't have a people's veto so no repeats of what happened in Maine.
It looks good. Republicans and Democrats are largely in support. I'm keeping an eye on this Twitter feed, which is following the debate.
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Looks like Jack White will be spending most of his Autumn in the UK! Not only will the former White Stripes man be performing for iTunes Festival showcasing his latest album, Blunderbuss, but he'll also be touring his solo work throughout October and November in the UK. Starting in Dublin on Halloween, Jack will then be heading to London, Birmingham, Edinburgh and Yorkshire. Also, White will return to Blackpool's Empress Ballroom where he and ex-wife and band mate Megan recorded their first live DVD, White Stripes: Under Blackpool Lights.
Full tour dates as follows and tickets are on sale Friday 24th August, available here.
- O2 Arena Dublin // October 31
- London Alexandra Palace // November 2
- Bridlington Spa // November 4
- Blackpool Empress Ballroom // November 6
- O2 Academy Birmingham // November 7
- Edinburgh Usher Hall // November 8
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The eleven states from California to New Jersey dedicated nearly 23,000 enforcement hours to the I-80 Challenge. The officers working along I-80 removed 162 impaired drivers from the road, and issued 14,274 traffic citations and 9,411 warnings to passenger vehicle drivers. Additionally,
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