Off The Record...

Limp Bizkit

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One of the most unique bands working today, Limp Bizkit throws together a lethal barrage of cutting edge sounds that work quite well together.  Not content to play to stereotypes, this mixture of hard and heavy songwriters show a lighter side of themselves in their hit cover of George Michael’s Faith, which just happens to be one of the best remakes ever recorded.  Take a chance on this one.

At The Movies...

8 MM

Nicolas Cage stars as Welles, a private investigator whose life takes a dangerous turn after a wealthy widow hires him to look into a can of 8-millimeter film left in her husband's safe that eventually leads the unsuspecting P.I. into the seedy underworld of hardcore pornography.  Cage handles this brooding, disturbing character brilliantly as he tries not to succumb to darker forces.  Not for all audiences.

On Video...

The Waterboy

This goofball comedy has Adam Sandler as a misfit 31-year-old Cajun football waterboy who's been tormented all his life by everyone around him, until he joins a losing college football team and learns to transform his anger into awesome tackles. Sparkling slapstick mixed with some bathroom humor, not everyone will appreciate this film, but for the fans that love Sandlers work (and there are millions of them) this is the perfect hit.

The Buzz...

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John L. Goldwater, the man credited with creating Archie Andrews, Jughead Jones, Veronica Lodge and Betty Cooper, has died at age 83.

Scream 3 will be in theatres this December, with stars Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette expected to reprise their roles.

After ten years and over 200 episodes, Mystery Science Theater 3000 will conclude its run after its next season on the Sci-Fi Channel, which has declined to order any more episodes.

The BBC's classic Dr. Who character, who faded from the airwaves in 1989, will return in the guise of Rowan Atkinson (Mr. Bean), for a comedy special. Atkinson will be the ninth actor to portray the time-traveling doctor.

R.E.M. will score the upcoming Andy Kaufman biopic, Man on the Moon. They'll also write a new song for the film, which stars Jim Carrey and Courtney Love.

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David Foster is trying to convince Barbra Streisand, Whitney Houston, and Celine Dion to go on tour with opera star Andrea Bocelli for Three Divas and a Tenor.  Each performance would reportedly be broadcast on pay-per-view, with the requisite CD and other marketing ventures to follow.

Bruce Springsteen will perform with the E Street Band when he's inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame March 15. Only Springsteen, not the band, will be inducted.

Aerosmith will headline the Toxic Twin Towers Ball June 26 at London's Wembley Stadium. The Black Crowes, Lenny Kravitz and the Goo Goo Dolls are also on the all-day show's bill.

The Artist formerly known as Prince has filed a copyright- and trademark-infringement lawsuit against nine Web sites, with allegations that include selling bootlegged recordings and offering unauthorized song downloads.

Heavy metal hair bands Poison, Ratt, Cinderella and Great White are expected to hit the road with a package tour that will start Memorial Day.  The tour is jokingly titled Exile From Mainstream.

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