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Is Charlie SheenÕs ÒWINNINGÓ streak officially over? Based on reports from the first live show of his ÔViolent Torpedo of Truth / Defeat Is Not an OptionÕ tour, the answer is unanimously yes.

Sheen failed to win over the crowd at DetroitÕs Fox Theater Saturday night, eliciting boos, hecklers and even walkouts, according to live updates from EW.comÕs James Hibberd, who referred to the show as an Òunmitigated disaster.Ó

So what exactly happened on stage? After the opening act (a comedian) was booed off the stage, Hibberd says a mock iPhone commercial played, advertising the appropriately titled ÒMaSheen.Ó What followed were a number of violent film clips, including scenes from ÔTaxi Driver,Õ 'PlatoonÕ and ÔApocalypse NowÕ (which incidentally stars SheenÕs father, Martin), a makeout session between SheenÕs live-in "goddesses" and a bit in which Sheen removed his ÔTwo and a Half MenÕ-esque sports shirt and had his goddesses burn it backstage (on video).

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Capitalizing on Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler's role on "American Idol" here’s another cold hard cash earning product just for you! The "Idol" finale will hit in late May, and Tyler's highly anticipated autobiography, "Does The Noise In My Head Bother You?" will be released on May 3rd.

But get ready for another product set for release just one shor

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Great news for breast lovers: Victoria's Secret's brand-new "Miraculous" swim collection promises to increase the bust of its wearers by a two full cup sizes.

South African Model and Victoria Secret's Angel Candice Swanepoel demonstrates the effects of this technological break through in the video below, which is basically just a bunch of shots of her floating around and climbing out of a pool (not that we're complaining or anything).

Deception has never looked so good.

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Guitarist Billy F. Gibbons says ZZ Top is "in full production" on a new album, and it should be out "by the end of the year." He says that the Texas trio has been working on the new music in both Houston and Los Angeles. "I've got a little studio at my house out in L.A

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The Thumb Area Firefighters in conjunction with the Muscular Dystrophy Association are pleased to announce the 23rd annual “Thumb Area Firefighters Dance” to benefit those with neuromuscular disease.  This special

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Bob Bonis always had his camera with him when he was the tour manager for The Rolling Stones and The Beatles 1964 through 1966 American tours.

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The 63rd Kiwanis Kapers Show tickets are on sale for the performances to be presented April 7-9 at Lapeer East High School. Tickets are general admission and are $10. The musical, comedy, variety show is a must see

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The playlist for the "Songs For Japan" CD to support the Japanese earthquake/tsunami disaster relief efforts has surfaced. The compilation of 38 songs available on iTunes includes John Lennon's "Imagine," U2's "Walk On," Bob Dylan's "Shelter From the Storm," Bruce Springsteen's "Human Touch," Bon Jovi's "What Do You Got?," the Foo Fighters's "My Hero," R.E.M.'s "Man on the Moon," Elton John's "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" and Queen's "Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together)."

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Bob Seger proved he can still rock and roll kicking off his tour in Toledo Saturday night with "Roll Me Away" and two hours and fifteen minutes later wrapping up the with "Rock and Roll never Forgets"

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It looks like "The Office" will be making a successful transition of leadership with Will Ferrell as the new head honcho.

Ferrell, a long-time friend and co-star of Steve Carell -- the two featured together in 'Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy' -- will join the workplace comedy

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Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards is selling a very special limited edition Japan Relief t-shirt based on a famous photo taken by Claude Gassian on the Japanese leg of the 1990 Steel Wheels tour.

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