The Pitchfork Music Festival completed its lineup today by adding 14 bands and artists, including DJ Shadow, Superchunk, Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore and Tune-Yards.
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*The killing of a Canoga Park, California bowling alley employee was a racially motivated crime tied to gang activity, L.A. prosecutors say. A co-defendant charged with the 2008 murder of James Shamp (pictured) was seeking bragging rights and earned his gang moniker “Outlaw” when he willfully participated in the racially motivated crime, a prosecutor told [...]
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Sad news soap opera fans … ABC has just announced the cancellation of 2 of their long running daytime drama series.

Per ABC:
Iconic Shows All My Children and One Life to Live Will Broadcast Their Final Episodes in September 2011 and January 2012, Respectively; Series Will Sunset in a Manner That Honors Viewers and the Shows’ Creative Legacies.

Guided by extensive research into what today’s daytime viewers want and the changing viewing patterns of the audience, ABC is evolving the face of daytime television with the launch of two new shows, The Chew which will premiere in September 2011, and The Revolution (working title), which will premiere in January 2012. These new shows expand ABC Daytime’s focus to include more programming that is informative and authentic and centers on transformation, food and lifestyle — cornerstones of programming that resonates with daytime viewers as evidenced by the success of The View.
As food has become the center of everyone’s life, The Chew will focus on food from EVERY angle — as a source of joy, health, family ritual, friendship, breaking news, dating, fitness, weight loss, travel adventures and life’s moments. Produced by Gordon Elliot, the Emmy Award-winning executive producer of Paula Deen’s Home Cooking and Down Home with the Neelys, this new one-hour series combines entertaining takeaway with memorable personalities to create a live show where viewers get the dish on anything and everything related to the world of food and beyond. Whether it’s new trends like food trucks and urban gardens or how pesticides in our food may affect our health, we can’t stop talking about it. The hosts who will guide the hour include Mario Batali (Restauranteur, Food Network’s Iron Chef America and author); entertaining expert Clinton Kelly (TLC’s What Not to Wear); Carla Hall (Bravo’s Top Chef); Michael Symon (Restauranteur and Food Network’s Iron Chef America), and nutrition expert Daphne Oz, who simplifies often confusing information about food.
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*Jawn Murray and Tony Harris are both celebrated journalists from two ends of the same extreme…NEWS! Murray has been breaking entertainment news for a very long time via his Jawn Juice enterprise. Then he decided to bring the Juice to Black Voices. And he has for the last six and a half years. There has been a major upheaval of a lot of [...]
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*Jawn Murray and Tony Harris are both celebrated journalists from two ends of the same extreme…NEWS! Murray has been breaking entertainment news for a very long time via his Jawn Juice enterprise. Then he decided to bring the Juice to Black Voices. And he has for the last six and a half years. There has been a major upheaval of a lot of [...]
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