"He knows the way best who walked there last." -- American proverb
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SMILE FOR THE CAMERA The guys from Switchfoot will perform tonight on Conan O'Brien and then again Friday on NBC's Tonight Show with Jay Leno. *November 22- Conan O'Brien's got a big show planned for tonight with Switchfoot leading the way performing a song off Nothing Is Sound. Late Night with Conan O'Brien airs weeknights at 12:35 a.m./ 11:35 p.m. on NBC. Click here for more info: www.nbc.com/The_Tonight_Show_with_Jay_Leno
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Hawk Nelson walked the red carpet in Los Angeles for the premiere of Yours, Mine, & Ours. The guys were also on hand at the premiere party, where they performed their song “Bring Em’ Out,” which Hawk performs in the film.
In September, Nickelodeon taped a movie special -- the next airing of which happens tonight at 8:30 PM EST. Portions of the special were taped at Hawk Nelson’s concert at the ROXY Theatre this summer in L.A., along with their performance with Nickelodeon star Drake Bell.
Hear “Bring Em’ Out” on the movie’s homepage at www.yoursmineandoursmovie.com
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BUDDY IN CHARGE
Before he was "Bibleman," actor Willie Aames played the best friend of "Charles in Charge," which started on CBS in 1984 before hitting first-run syndication for four more seasons.
According to TVShowsonDVD, "Charles In Charge" is now headed to DVD, as Season One hits stores for Valentines Day.
Details online here.
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MUSIC RISING
Following a visit to New Orleans late last week, U2’s The Edge unveiled Music Rising, a campaign to raise funds to replace the lost instruments and accessories of the musicians affected by the hurricanes that devastated the Gulf Coast region two months ago.
"The area's rich and spirited culture must be restored and can be by assisting those musicians affected by the disaster which in turn will bring back the essence of the regions," he said. "Providing replacement instruments through Music Rising will not only help the professional musicians to regain a foothold on their future, but will also ensure that one of the Gulf Coast’s greatest assets, its music, will rise again."
Details online at Music Rising.
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Chris Well is the author of the suspense thriller Forgiving Solomon Long (Harvest House). He is a member of International Thriller Writers, Inc. Find him online at StudioWell.com, or at his new blog, Learning Curve. (Subscribe to the RSS Feed).
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