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Berjaya Sports Toto shares pulled back from a near seven-month peak of RM4.50 early this month to a low of RM4.30 on Tuesday before halting. Apparently, the 14-day relative strength index is ticking up from the neutral zone, suggesting range-bound trade with a mild upward bias in the short term.

The Top 40-cracking Twin Cities rock quintet is using Wednesday's Varsity Theater gig to tout the record, featuring songs by Toto, Night Ranger and Kansas. Oh, and Wiz Khalifa.

Fergie Frederiksen, formerly of Toto, has the former McNair Academic High School band geek contribute on his new album, "Fergie Frederiksen: Happiness is the Road."

UNITED ROCKERS 4U - an all-star lineup comprised of such artists as EDDIE MONEY, Bobby Kimball (TOTO), Jimi Jamison (SURVIVOR), Don Dokken (DOKKEN), Terry Ilous (GREAT WHITE, XYZ), Rudy Sarzo (OZZY OSBOURNE, QUIET RIOT, WHITESNAKE), Robin McAuley (MCAULEY SCHENKER GROUP, Survivor), Phil Lewis (L.A. GUNS), Richie Kotzen (POISON, MR. BIG), Paul Shortino (ROUGH CUTT, Quiet Riot), Brian Tichy ...

"The Wizard of Oz" stars Kerri McNeil as Dorothy, "Dusty" as Toto, Patrick Pevehouse as the Scarecrow, Brian Maxsween as the Tin Man and Brent Wakelin as the Lion.

"The Wizard of Oz" stars Kerri McNeil as Dorothy, "Dusty" as Toto, Patrick Pevehouse as the Scarecrow, Brian Maxsween as the Tin Man and Brent Wakelin as the Lion.

Join Dorothy, Toto and the rest of the gang from Oz as they travel the yellow brick road in South Albany’s production of “The Wizard of Oz .”

Not unlike Dorothy and Toto, I wasn’t in Kansas anymore – nor was I in Pennsylvania - or the Land of Oz, for that matter. No, I was back in the land of the longhorn steer, and you might say it was a case of déjà vu all over again as the sun rose on the first day of my second annual try at Texas whitetails. I was again hunting a ranch near the dusty little cow town of Albany. Last year, on my ...

Pantomime favourites Dorothy, Toto and Tinman will be back to delight Suffolk youngsters this Christmas, it has been confirmed.

Not unlike Dorothy and Toto, I wasn’t in Kansas anymore – nor was I in Pennsylvania - or the Land of Oz, for that matter. No, I was back in the land of the longhorn steer, and you might say it was a case of déjà vu all over again as the sun rose on the first day of my second annual try at Texas whitetails. I was again hunting a ranch near the dusty little cow town of Albany. Last year, on my ...