Iron Man 3 Red Carpet World Premiere
IRON MAN 3
Guess Who's Back? Eminem! Shadys is Back
The rap singer Marshall Mathers or better known as Eminem is coming back with a new album. Eminem revealed that he is working on new solo record. The album will be his first solo record since 2010′s Recovery. Eminem has sold more that 85 million records worldwide and has totaled over 1 billion views on his music videos on his official on YouTube. Eminem won Grammy Awards for both Relapse and Recovery, giving him a total of 13 Grammys in his career. Looks like Shadys back, tell a friend.
World Champion Boxer Johnny Tapia Dies, 1967-2012
The champion world boxer Johnny Tapia was found dead in his Albuquerque, N.M., home on Sunday. Johnny Tapia won major world championships in three weight classes and was one of the elite fighters of the late 1990s and early 2000s. He is a boxer from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Police stated that his death is uknown and an autopsy will be done to determine reasons for his death. He was 45 years old. Johnny wrote an autobiography called “Mi Vida Loca”, also known as his nickname
Against Me! Tom Gabel Performs
Tom Gabel from the punk rock band Against Me! performed in San Diego with her new name Laura Jane Grace. This is her first performance, since coming out a transgender. Grace said ”I was worried that some people expected me to come out looking like Little Bo Peep or something.” Grace performed songs such as ”Transgender Dysphoria Blues” as well as ”Osama bin Laden as the Crucified Christ,” “Dead Friend,” “True Trans Soul Rebel,” “Drinking with the Jocks” and “Black Me Out.” Grace was with his wife Heather and his daughter. Grace stated that she is open to sharing her transition with her fans.
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Pussy Riot in Russia Get Arrested
The female punk band Pussy Riot walk into a Russian cathedral and yell “Virgin Mary drive Putin away!” They are wearing neon masks and have their guitars ready to rock. The band criticizes Russia’s president and played an unauthorized show in a cathedral. Three of the band members got arrested. This is not the first time these women cause controversy in Russia. The band performed on top of a prison and on Red Square in Moscow, the capital. Their performances on YouTube attract hundreds of thousands of views. After the arrest, punk rockers in cities as far away as San Francisco put on public performances in solidarity with the group. Pussy Riot, in its own controversial way, has become a symbol of the protest movement in Russia.






