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The Game Show Network (GSN) has announced that Natalie Grant will be the host for their new show, It Takes A Church. -
A Concert Of Love For The Seneffs
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REVIEW: Cage The Elephant's 'Melophobia' Tackles The Fear of Music [LISTEN]
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Spacehog, Liv Tyler, Sean Lennon Play David Lynch Foundation Stageit Show LIVE ON EARTH for Transcendental Meditation
Aside from directing standout cinematic moments of our time, David Lynch has a knack for putting together benefit shows you want to see. Maybe it's the mix of acts, or the fact that you know he's not promoting a cause just because it's en vogue. Lynch has been practicing Transcendental Meditation for 40 years. This time the eclectic lineup for the Lynch Foundation benefit show includes Spacehog, Sean Lennon and Liv Tyler. -
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