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Is Charlie Sheen WINNING streak officially over? Based on reports from the first live show of his Violent Torpedo of Truth / Defeat Is Not an Option tour, the answer is unanimously yes.

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

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 MaSheen. What followed were a number of violent film clips, including scenes from Taxi Driver, 'Platoon and Apocalypse Now (which incidentally stars Sheens father, Martin), a makeout session between Sheens live-in "goddesses" and a bit in which Sheen removed his Two and a Half Men-esque sports shirt and had his goddesses burn it backstage (on video).

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Times are lean. Between car payments and rent and utilities and beer, there isn't always much left over for other important things, like food.

And none of us seem to have much time, either. While eating out might seem more expensive than fixing something at home, once you figure in the time you have to spend at the store, then preparing, then doing dishes, well, sometimes it doesn't seem like you're doing yourself any favors

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Have you ever driven on a roundabout? How about driving around one while singing the Yes song "Roundabout"?

Roundabouts are used on roadways around the world and now they are coming to Cheyenne

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Prog-rock giants Yes have re-teamed with Trevor Horn – the producer behind their massive 1983 hit "Owner Of A Lonely Heart" – to cut Fly From Here, the band's first album of original material in 10 years.

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According to the 13,000 gamers who voted on the Guinness World Records’ website, Mario is the greatest video game character of all time.  So who else made the list?

The plumber with amazing leaping abilities edged out another Nintendo favorite, Link, from “Legend of Zelda,” for the top spot

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This would be the last time I'd see Jerry Garcia perform in concert. The Grateful Dead played three nights at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City February 19th through the 21st.

The band was playing their first shows at this venue and the first in Utah since 1983 and it was the first time in twelve years that the band had begun it's performance year outside of the bay area

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This duo out of Detroit helped spark the garage-rock movement in Michigan. After 14 years together The White Stripes are calling it quits.

A neighbor turned me onto The White Stripe's Elephant CD and I was impressed by all the Hendrix-like sounds the guitarist produced. Later I saw them in the

Did you buy any new music in 2010? It seemed like there was a lot of great music released last year and much of it was from our favorite classic rockers.

Tom Petty got back together with the Heartbreakers and put out their first album in eight years called Mojo

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Over the weekend Bruce Springsteen joined others at a charity concert in Asbury Park called Light of Day. Around 1:30 AM, things seemed to be wrapping up. Then came “Thunder Road."

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The man who directed some of my favorite films, Blake Edwards, died today at the age of 88 of pneumonia in Santa Monica. He was the director of seven of the Pink Panther movies, I didn't even realize there had been that many

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A lot of "unexpected's" at Bruce Springsteen's show in his native Asbury Park, New Jersey.

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Ever wonder how grocery stores get their cookies so soft and - well - perfect??  I think I might've figured it out:  Use cake batter! 

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