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All-American Reject Becomes Big-Screen 'Boy' — And Calls On 'Ghostbusters'?All-American Rejects frontman Tyson Ritter talks about his role in "I Know What Boys Like" and his band's possibly "Ghostbusters"-inspired next album.
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Published: 2007-09-20 Provider: VH1 Keywords: All-American, Rejects, Artist, Album, Back, Bite, VH1, EP, Ghostbusters?, Big-Screen, Interviews, Unplugged, Swinging, —, Becomes, Loaded, Movies, Photos, Reject, Videos, Calls, Radio, 2003, 2020, Best, Club, Ever, Jovi, News, Rock, Week, 100, And, A-Z, Bon, Box, Boy, Set, the, Top, on, to, TV,
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Five Things More Likely Than a Modest Mouse Number One Debut On November 18th, 1997, when venerable indie label Up Records put out Modest Mouse’s now classic ’90s college rock opus The Lonesome Crowded West, it was a big deal because it gave you and your parents — who might have read about the band in the Sunday Times or heard about them on NPR — something to talk about. Today, almost ten years later, this fifteen-year-old band from Issaquah, Washington, have the number one album on the Billboard charts. They sold 128,564 copies of their record We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank, beating out mall-friendly soulstress Joss Stone and even an American Idol reject (Elliot Yamin) for the spot, and securing Johnny Marr his first U.S. hit in almost 25 years of guitar legend status. This is very exciting. But it’s also baffling. Here’s a list of five things we would have thought more likely to actually happen than Modest Mouse ever topping the Billboard charts. What might you add? That other band Johnny Marr was in would finally bite the giant, delicious and completely cruelty-free carrot that’s been dangling over them for twenty years, and reunite Steve Malkmus would be elected as Portland’s mayor Dizzy with a common cold bug, and distracted by worry that the clams in his lunchtime chowder had turned, a puttering Keith Richards would step on a rake while gardening and accidentally club himself to death Buffy the Vampire Slayer would be recognized as the most important pop cultural phenomenon of the ’90s, and would be integrated into a federally mandated lineup of TV shows shown in high school homerooms nation wide After stealing an election, the president would use bogus intelligence to involve us in an unwinnable war in the Persian Gulf… oh wait…
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Published: 2007-03-28 Provider: Rolling Stone Keywords: General
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R. Kelly Sex Tape Will Be Shown During Trial, Another James Brown Child Identified, R.E.M. To Release Live CD/DVD The judge overseeing R. Kelly’s child pornography trial has confirmed the public will be allowed to see the controversial videotape that allegedly shows the singer having sex with — and urinating on — a minor because the girl in question denies she is the girl who appears on the tape (as does Kelly). The judge said he’d consider overturning his decision if the prosecution calls the girl as a witness. Kelly’s trial begins September 17th, almost five years and twenty-two chapters of “Trapped in the Closet” after he was first slapped with child pornography charges. Ongoing DNA tests following James Brown’s death have revealed the late singer has another child; three weeks ago two more of his children were identified. My Chemical Romance, All-American Rejects, Daughtry, Big & Rich and Gretchen Wilson have been announced as opening acts for Bon Jovi’s ten-date residency in New Jersey this fall. Dates for the shows, which will inaugurate the new Prudential Center in Newark, NJ, after the jump. As various digital music services experiment with DRM-free releases to compete with iTunes, Black Eyed Peas‘ will.i.am has decided to jump into the fray. He’ll launch a digital music store on August 28th on his Web site to coincide with the release of single “I Got it From My Mama” to sell his own copyright-protection-free tracks. R.E.M. will release a live CD/DVD titled R.E.M. Live CD/DVD on October 16th, which will feature their performance at Dublin’s Point Theatre on February 27, 2005, two years before the band returned to the city to test-drive songs for a still-forthcoming album. Click here to see the DVD’s trailer, and get the tracklisting after the jump. Bon Jovi New Jersey Dates: October 25 (with My Chemical Romance) October 26 (with My Chemical Romance) October 28 (with Big & Rich) October 30 (with Big & Rich) November 1 (with Gretchen Wilson) November 3 (with Gretchen
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Published: 2007-08-23 Provider: Rolling Stone Keywords: Rock News, Live Shows, Morning News Roundup, James Brown, Digital Music
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The All-American Rejects Celebrate Their One Millionth DownloadLAS VEGAS - MAY 24: The All-American Rejects frontman Tyson Ritter holds plaques at the Palms Casino Resort May 24, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The band was honored for their album "Move Along" achieving platinum-sales status and for their song "Dirty Little Secret" being downloaded over one million times, considered five times platinum in digital music sales. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
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Published: 2006-05-25 Provider: ViewImages Keywords: Waist Up, Individuality, USA, Nevada, Las Vegas, Two People, Band, Tourist Resort, Musician, Holding, Casino, Modern Rock, Music, Portrait, Posing, Arts Culture and Entertainment, Celebrities, The All-American Rejects, Tyson Ritter, , Tyson Ritter
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The All-American Rejects Celebrate Their One Millionth DownlaodLAS VEGAS - MAY 24: The All-American Rejects bassist Mike Kennerty holds plaques at the Palms Casino Resort May 24, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The band was honored for their album "Move Along" achieving platinum-sales status and for their song "Dirty Little Secret" being downloaded over one million times, considered five times platinum in digital music sales. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
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Published: 2006-05-25 Provider: ViewImages Keywords: Looking At Camera, Full Length, Individuality, USA, Nevada, Las Vegas, One Person, Band, Tourist Resort, Microphone, Musician, Holding, Casino, Modern Rock, Music, Portrait, Posing, Arts Culture and Entertainment, Celebrities, The All-American Rejects, Mike Kennerty, , Mike Kennerty
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The All-American Rejects Celebrate Their One Millionth DownlaodLAS VEGAS - MAY 24: The All-American Rejects guitarist Nick Wheeler holds plaques at the Palms Casino Resort May 24, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The band was honored for their album "Move Along" achieving platinum-sales status and for their song "Dirty Little Secret" being downloaded over one million times, considered five times platinum in digital music sales. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
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Published: 2006-05-25 Provider: ViewImages Keywords: Waist Up, Individuality, USA, Nevada, Las Vegas, One Person, Band, Tourist Resort, Musician, Holding, Casino, Modern Rock, Music, Portrait, Posing, Guitarist, Arts Culture and Entertainment, Celebrities, The All-American Rejects, Nick Wheeler, , Nick Wheeler
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The All-American Rejects Celebrate Their One Millionth DownloadLAS VEGAS - MAY 24: The All-American Rejects frontman Tyson Ritter holds plaques at the Palms Casino Resort May 24, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The band was honored for their album "Move Along" achieving platinum-sales status and for their song "Dirty Little Secret" being downloaded over one million times, considered five times platinum in digital music sales. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
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Published: 2006-05-25 Provider: ViewImages Keywords: Waist Up, Individuality, USA, Nevada, Las Vegas, One Person, Band, Tourist Resort, Musician, Holding, Casino, Modern Rock, Music, Portrait, Posing, Arts Culture and Entertainment, Celebrities, The All-American Rejects, Tyson Ritter, , Tyson Ritter
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The All-American Rejects Celebrate Their One Millionth DownloadLAS VEGAS - MAY 24: A plaque presented to the rock group The All-American Rejects honoring their album "Move Along" for achieving platinum-sales status is seen May 24, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The band was honored for their album "Move Along" achieving platinum-sales status and for their song "Dirty Little Secret" being downloaded over one million times, considered five times platinum in digital music sales. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
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Published: 2006-05-25 Provider: ViewImages Keywords: Waist Up, Individuality, Achievement, Respect, USA, Nevada, Las Vegas, One Person, Band, Musician, Working, Modern Rock, Music, Graph, Arts Culture and Entertainment, Celebrities, The All-American Rejects,
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All American Rejects MTV TapingORLANDO, FL - AUGUST 13: All American Rejects band members of All American Rejects Tyson Ritter, Nick Wheeler, Chris Gaylor and Mike Kennerty rock out on their MTV Taping at the Hard Rock Live on August 13, 2003 in Orlando, FL. (Photo by Kellie Warren/Getty Images)
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Published: 2003-09-09 Provider: ViewImages Keywords: USA, Florida, Orlando, Band, People, Microphone, Moving Up, Music, Rap, MTV, Arts Culture and Entertainment, The All-American Rejects, Tyson Ritter, Nick Wheeler,
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The All-American Rejects Celebrate Their One Millionth DownloadLAS VEGAS - MAY 24: (L-R) Members of rock group The All-American Rejects (L-R) guitarist Nick Wheeler and frontman Tyson Ritter, and Interscope Records product manager Dyana Kass, the band's manager Chris Allen, Interscope A&R representative Jeff Sosnow, Interscope's new media product manager Ingrid Erickson and band members, bassist Mike Kennerty and drummer Chris Gaylor, hold plaques at the Palms Casino Resort May 24, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The band was honored for their album "Move Along" achieving platinum-sales status and for their song "Dirty Little Secret" being downloaded over one million times, considered five times platinum in digital music sales. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
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Published: 2006-05-25 Provider: ViewImages Keywords: Looking At Camera, Full Length, Individuality, USA, Nevada, Las Vegas, Palms Casino Resort, Medium Group Of People, Band, People, Musician, Business Person, Holding, Drum, Condition, New, Modern Rock, Music, Organized Group, Portrait, Posing, The Media, Guitarist, Arts Culture and Entertainment, Celebrities, The All-American Rejects, Tyson Ritter, Nick Wheeler, Mike Kennerty, , Tyson Ritter;Nick Wheeler;Chris Gaylor;Mike Kennerty
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The All-American Rejects Celebrate Their One Millionth DownlaodLAS VEGAS - MAY 24: The All-American Rejects frontman Tyson Ritter holds a plaque honoring the band's song "Dirty Little Secret" for being downloaded over one million times, considered five times platinum in digital music sales, at the Palms Casino Resort May 24, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The band also received plaques for their album "Move Along" achieving platinum-sales status. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
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Published: 2006-05-25 Provider: ViewImages Keywords: Waist Up, Individuality, Respect, USA, Nevada, Las Vegas, Times Square, Palms Casino Resort, One Person, Band, Sales Occupation, Musician, Holding, Modern Rock, Music, Platinum, Arts Culture and Entertainment, Celebrities, The All-American Rejects, Tyson Ritter, , Tyson Ritter
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The All-American Rejects Celebrate Their One Millionth DownlaodLAS VEGAS - MAY 24: The All-American Rejects frontman Tyson Ritter holds a plaque honoring the band's song "Dirty Little Secret" for being downloaded over one million times, considered five times platinum in digital music sales, at the Palms Casino Resort May 24, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The band also received plaques for their album "Move Along" achieving platinum-sales status. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
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Published: 2006-05-25 Provider: ViewImages Keywords: Looking At Camera, Waist Up, Individuality, Respect, USA, Nevada, Las Vegas, Times Square, Palms Casino Resort, One Person, Band, Sales Occupation, Musician, Holding, Modern Rock, Music, Platinum, Arts Culture and Entertainment, Celebrities, The All-American Rejects, Tyson Ritter, , Tyson Ritter
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