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| Vol. 12  
                        No. 24 Pick Hits 
                        At The Movies 
Nacho LibreNacho (Jack Black) is a young man who was raised in a Mexican 
monastery in Oaxaca and now works there as the cook, and takes it upon himself 
to rescue the holy place from financial ruin by joining a local Lucha Libre 
tournament and becoming one of the Luchadores. Naturally, Nacho isn't acting out 
of purely altruistic measures, as he wishes to help Sister Encarnacion (Ana de 
la Reguera), a beautiful Mexican nun who has recently arrived at the monastery, 
as well as the gaggle of young orphans who live there. Napoleon Dynamite fans 
will enjoy this quirky flick.
 
  
On DVDThe Buzz..Aquamarine
 Two twelve year old girls are in love with a dilapidated beach club near their 
home. After a huge storm, they discover Aquamarine, a mermaid, in the pool of 
the club. Aquamarine then falls in love with the cute, young boy who runs the 
food bar and begs the girls to help her set up a date with him. More 
importantly, they learns some important lessons about the power of friendship, 
the true magic of love, and the importance of standing on your own two feet. 
This film quickly grows into a beautiful, sentimental story.
 
 
 The WWE 
will bring its biggest party of the summer when it presents Smackdown and
Summerslam Sunday July 9th at the DECC in Duluth MN.
 Nicollette Sheridan's former manager sued her for more than 
$500,000, alleging that the Desperate Housewives star broke an 
agreement to pay him a percentage of her income, after he encouraged her to try 
out for the hit ABC show.
 
 Donald Trump is going from boardroom to Boardwalk. The Apprentice 
star is set to exec produce a real estate reality show based on the classic 
board game Monopoly.
 
 Live Nation, the concert promotion company recently spun off by 
radio giant Clear Channel, has confirmed that Aerosmith and
Motley Crue will be teaming up for a U.S. tour this fall.
 
 Restless rap mogul Jay Z is set to return to the stage. On June 25th, the
Def Jam pres will take over Radio City Music
Hall in New York for a one-off gig to mark the 10th anniversary of his 
debut record, Reasonable Doubt. For the first time ever, Jay Z will perform the 
hip hop classic in its entirety.
   
  
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hear a lot of U2 music over the next four weeks on ABC and ESPN's 
coverage of the soccer World Cup from Germany. The sports network 
has already been running spots for its coverage using a voiceover from Bono with 
the band's City of Blinding Lights in the background. Other spots that are being 
rolled out this week feature Beautiful Day, I Will Follow and Where the Streets 
Have No Name along with Bono's narration.
  
Madonna has been named the new face of H&M. The trendy clothing 
company has confirmed that the singer will appear in a series of ads alongside 
her dancers.
 Continuing the quest to lose her teen queen image, the almost-20-year-old 
Lindsay Lohan tells Harper's Bazaar that she considers 
herself all grown up and ready to focus on her career.
 
 Rob Zombie plans to reinvigorate the Halloween film franchise with 
some serious horror. Zombie, who will direct a prequel remake of Halloween, 
tells Variety that the Michael Myers character has become a cliché, and that 
he'll make Myers terrifying again.
 
 Alanis Morissette and fiance Ryan Reynolds have 
split up. The couple met at Drew Barrymore's birthday party in 
2002 and began dating. They announced their engagement in 2004, but never set a 
date for the wedding.
 
 Of all three former Blink 1-82 members, Tom DeLonge 
has gotten the most attention because of his new band Angels and
Airwaves. But Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker 
have also been busy working on their new band, Plus-44, which they 
started last year.
 
 Special effects masters Greg and Colin Strause are in the running to direct 
Alien vs. Predator 2 for 20th Century Fox. The project marks the feature 
film debut for the brothers. In addition to their award-winning work as music 
video and commercial directors, the Brothers Strause also run Hydraulx, which 
has provided special effects work for such Fox films as X-Men: The Last Stand,
Fantastic Four and The Day After Tomorrow.
 
 Black Label Society apparently need more time to work on their new album,
Shot to Hell. The disc was originally scheduled for a July release, but 
was then pushed back to September 12th. Now the disc has been pushed back once 
again, this time by only one week to September 19th. Zakk Wylde 
and company had originally wanted to release the album in time for this summer's
Ozzfest.
 
 Bob Seger will release his first studio album in 11 years on 
September 12, a set that will likely include a duet with fellow Detroit rocker
Kid Rock.
 
 Country music trio the Dixie Chicks, still taking heat for 
criticizing President Bush, are weathering sluggish ticket sales in several 
cities for their upcoming U.S. tour.
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| HOT 20 SONGS
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| 1. 3 2 1 - Hedley 2. Hips Don't Lie - Shakira ft. Wyclef Jean
 3. Dani California - Red Hot Chili Peppers
 4. Adventure - Angels And Airwaves
 5. Devil in a Midnight Mass - Billy Talent
 6. The Gate - Sam Roberts
 7. Rush The Floor - Massari ft. Belly
 8. Move Along - The All–American Rejects
 9. I Write Sins Not Tragedies - Panic! At The Disco
 10. Animal I Have Become - Three Days Grace
 11. When You're Mad - Ne–Yo
 12. Promiscuous - Nelly Furtado ft. Timbaland
 13. Out Of My Head - Mobile
 14. Steady As She Goes - The Raconteurs
 15. Where'd You Go - Fort Minor
 16. Ridin' - Chamillionaire ft. Krayzie Bone
 17. Barely Listening - Pilate
 18. Not Ready To Make Nice - Dixie Chicks
 19. I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor - Arctic Monkeys
 20. Buttons - Pussycat Dolls ft. Snoop Dogg
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| BOX OFFICE
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| 1. Cars 2. The Omen
 3. The Break Up
 4. X-Men: The Last Stand
 5. Over The Hedge
 6. The Da Vinci Code
 • The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (New)
 • Garfield's A Tail of Two Kitties (New)
 • The Lake House (New)
 • Nacho Libre (New)
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ON DVD
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| 1. Firewall 2. Underworld: Evolution
 3. Freedomland
 4. Running Scared
 5. Glory Road
 6. Cheaper by the Dozen 2
 • Aquamarine (New)
 • The Pink Panther (New)
 • 16 Blocks (New)
 • The World's Fastest Indian (New)
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TV
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| 1. CSI 2. Deal Or No Deal
 3. Without A Trace
 4. CSI: Miami
 5. NCIS
 6. Two And A Half Men
 7. Criminal Minds
 8. 48 Hours Mystery
 9. 60 Minutes
 10. CSI: NY
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