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If it’s Oscar spoilers you want, the internet abounds — but because rely on gossip and hearsay, when you can go without delay to the Psychic Source for your 2010 Academy Awards predictions? An e-mail from the friendly, mental power tarot readers at “the nation’s many reputable penetrating service” arrived in the Movieline inbox today, and the longshot picks lifted some-more than a couple of eyebrows around HQ. Among them: Morgan Freeman for Best Actor, Woody Harrelson for Best Supporting Actor, and Harvey Weinstein’s most appropriate Purim-hijacking efforts would be richly rewarded, as Inglourious Basterds was pegged to take the tip trophy. We were intrigued, and rught away organised for a conference with Maxine, their proprietor Oscars expert. Come right away as we gawk in to her clear round and the near, Shankman-colored destiny comes in to focus.
Our ultimate collection of flattering live song photos facilities tinnitus-inducing punk-rock from Mission of Burma, ethereal indie-pop from St. Vincent, and all in between, together with Amanda Blank, Anti-Pop Consortium, Here We Go Magic, Preacher and the Knife, Glass Ghost, Rain Machine, the Crystal Method, Les Savy Fav, and Midnight Masses. Bonus: a special guest drop-in from David Byrne. (Yes, again).
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This Weekend’s Concerts, From Mission of Burma to St. Vincent
What’s up with TV’s cake-show obsession? Tonight kicks off the second deteriorate of TLC’s Ultimate Cake-Off, which is nonetheless an additional seven-layer demeanour at bakers. How did baked sweat bread shows stick on makeovers, family groups with 10 million kids, and dance hall dancing as a reality-TV tack subject? Is it which these shows action as prequels to the renouned Biggest Loser? Whatever the reason, baked sweat bread lovers have a engorgement of options to select from, so here’s a handy, high-calorie beam to find the right show for you.
