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Chuck Varga, GWAR Founding Member and 'Sexecutioner,' Dead at 68 (opens the original)
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Chuck Varga, a founding member of the shock metal band GWAR who performed as the character “the Sexecutioner,” has died at the age of 68. Varga’s death was announced Friday by GWAR bassist Casey “Beefcake The Mighty” Orr; in June, the band started a fundraiser in support of Varga as he battled cancer. “Chuck Varga has left this earthly realm. He passed peacefully, his beloved wife Bambi holding his hand,” Orr wrote. “He was one of a kind. As an artist, as a performer; as a scholar and a gentlema
Sabrina Carpenter to Play Ginger Rogers in Tom Holland-Starring Fred Astaire Biopic (opens the original)
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Sabrina Carpenter will return to her acting roots when she plays the role of Ginger Rogers in the upcoming Fred Astaire biopic starring Tom Holland. Carpenter’s “House Tour” video cohort Margaret Qualley will also portray Fred’s sister and dance partner Adele Astaire in the long-in-the-works film, director Paul King announced Friday; while Fred Astaire and Rogers made Hollywood history together as a dancing duo, the Astaire siblings’ pioneering work on the stage is often forgotten. “I am thrille
Peter Gabriel Confronts Death on New Song 'Face the Wall' (opens the original)
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Peter Gabriel confronts the inevitability of death on his new song “Face the Wall,” the latest track off the singer’s upcoming studio LP o\i. Like all previous songs from o/i — and its predecessor, Gabriel’s 2023 album i/o — the track was recorded with both a “Bright-Side Mix” and “Dark-Side Mix”; fittingly, for a song about dying, Gabriel has provided the “Dark-Side Mix” of the Tchad Blake-produced “Face the Wall”: “The lyric is partly about getting older, facing illness, and it’s looking death
Ween Announce Massive Box Set Revisiting 'Chocolate and Cheese' Tour (opens the original)
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Ween will revisit their tour in support of their classic Chocolate and Cheese in a new box set that unearths seven full gigs from the trek. Boognish Provides, out October 16 via Rhino, captures Gene and Dean Ween — or Aaron Freeman and Mickey Melchiondo, respectively — as they embarked on the tour as a band for the first time, as the duo was augmented by drummer Claude Coleman and bassist Andrew Weiss. The 14-CD box sets feature seven full concerts from that 1994-1995 tour: McCabe’s Guitar Shop,
Global Citizen Festival in New York Canceled Due to 'Extreme Weather Forecast' (opens the original)
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This weekend’s Global Citizen festival at New York’s Central Park has been canceled due to potentially severe weather in northeast U.S. “Due to the extreme weather forecast for New York City this weekend, we have made the difficult decision, in consultation with the City of New York and NYC Parks, to cancel this year’s Global Citizen Festival,” organizers announced Friday, a day before the fest was to be staged on the Great Lawn. “Forecasts predict dangerous conditions and circumstances in which
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