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Win Fall Out Boy's Blood! (Net Music Countdown)
LOS ANGELES, CA Thursday Mar.15.2007 /netmusiccountdown.com/ -- Want to win some of Fall Out Boy's blood? Well here's your chance. The band is making a series of promotional posters using their body fluid, and will be giving them away to fans during their tour of the US.
A taste for horror runs in the family (Newsday)
Wes Craven and his son team up for a film that's (gasp!) topical The situation is as follows: A group of very young, barely trained, under-equipped National Guardsmen are sent into hostile desert terrain, where the inhabitants follow a belief system foreign to their invaders, and are out for the guardsmen's blood.
Soundbites: Artists debut new instrumentals, impressive beats, strong product...
LCD Soundsystem frontman James Murphy (the infamous co-creator of DFA Records) can at times act more like an angry activist than songwriter. Murphy's blood boils, and the overflow leaks out onto the wax of LCD Soundsystem's releases.
Public safety director arrested (Ludington Daily News)
MANISTEE ? One top cop in Manistee found himself on the other side of the law Sunday morning after being arrested for drunken driving.
The Week: March 19 - 22, 2007 (Isthmus)
Jewish hip-hop, Icelandic strings, jam rock, Canadian rock and Seattle rock.
Fall Out Boy Copy KISS (antiMUSIC)
(punkbands) Fall Out Boy are giving the fans the chance to win their own blood. Recalling Pete Doherty's blood paintings, the band are set to use their own fluids in a series of promotional posters which they will give away to fans.
Minorities left waiting for a match (Vallejo Times-Herald)
If Barry Foon doesn't get a bone marrow transplant soon, he may die. And the fact that he's not Caucasian isn't helping.
Saturday, March 17, 2007 (Sun Herald)
What most people know about St. Patrick?s Day is about wearing green and drinking beer. But, believe it or not, it is believed that the man once known as a pagan, is celebrated because he drove the snakes from Ireland.
?SHE?S THE HERO? (The Scranton Times-Tribune)
Capt. Jim Tighe arrived at a local restaurant with an Army fatigue bag slung over his shoulder. Inside the bag were two Bronze Stars and a Purple Heart he earned thousands of miles away in the mountains of Afghanistan.
Death with honor (Isthmus)
300, which does its best to re-create the look and feel of Miller?s work, one panel at a time, is so awash in homoerotic imagery that you finally just have to ignore it and get on with the business at hand, which is watching the Spartan warriors, uh, thrust their swords into the pliant flesh of their enemies.