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Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, Carrie Underwood Headline “Today Show” Summer Concert Series

Justin Bieber

Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, Carrie Underwood Headline “Today Show” Summer Concert Series. NBC’s “Today Show” is getting ready to kick-off their annual summer concert series and they’ve announced a line-up worthy of a Grammy Awards night. Among the artists participating this year are Christina Aguilera, Lady Gaga, and Keith Urban.
Leading the pack of music stars set to rock the stage is none other than Sting, who kicks off the “Today” Summer Concert Series on Friday, May 14th. He’ll perform a half-hour concert of some of his greatest hits. Also in May, the “American Idol” winner and runner-up are both set to perform during a special Thursday performance following the show’s season finale on May 27th. Justin Bieber fronts the June line-up, performing a concert on Friday, June 4th, while Christina Aguilera takes the stage for a special Tuesday performance on June 8th, the release date for her new album “Bionic.” In July, Lady Gaga takes a break from her Monster Ball tour to hit the Plaza with her concert. John Mayer, Carrie Underwood, and Maroon 5 all take the stage during the month of July as well. In August, Ke$ha, Train, and Keith Urban are all performing, while Katy Perry takes the stage on the 27th, performing new material from her sophomore album. NBC’s “Today Show” Summer Concert Series Line-Up:
•May 14 — Sting
•May 21 — The Script
•May 27 — American Idol Winner and Runner Up (Special Thursday performance)
•June 4 — Justin Bieber
•June 8 — Christina Aguilera
•June 11 — Rascal Flatts
•June18 — James Taylor and Carol King
•June 25 — Maxwell
•July 2 — Maroon 5
•July 9 — Lady Gaga
•July 16 — Enrique Iglesias
•July 23 — John Mayer
•July 30 — Carrie Underwood
•August 6 — Train
•August 13 — Ke$ha
•August 20 — Keith Urban
•August 27 — Katy Perry

Ex-Ramones Manager Linda Stein’s Assistant Found Guilty Of Murdering her.

Ex-Ramones Manager Linda Stein's Assistant Found Guilty Of Murdering her.

The personal assistant of rock music manager and “real estate agent to the stars” Linda Stein has been found guilty of murdering her on Tuesday. Natavia Lowery has been convicted of bludgeoning the former Ramones manager to death in 2007. In October 2007, Stein was found dead in her Manhattan apartment. It was found out that her death was caused by blunt trauma to the head and neck. Prosecutors said that 28-year-old Natavia Lowery stole more than $30,000 from her boss and clubbed her with a yoga stick. Lowery first denied she killed Stein, who managed the legendary rock group Ramones during their heyday, blaming the murder on a masked stranger who told her to keep mum about it. However, about a week and a half later, she confessed to the crime, saying she killed Stein after her employer pestered her about the pace of her work and blew cannabis on her face. Her lawyers argued that the videotaped confession was coerced. It was later revealed that Stein died without a trace of cannabis in her system. Lowery will be sentenced on March 22. Stein, who was married to Sire Records president Seymour Stein, managed the Ramones with Danny Fields before she became a real estate broker. She landed multi-million dollar apartments for A-list stars, such as Madonna, Sting, Bruce Willis, Elton John, and Angelina Jolie.

If you have missed the last night’s “Hope for Haiti” telethon performances

Hope for Haiti

If you have missed the last night’s “Hope for Haiti” telethon performances then you can have the whole of album in just $7.99. Various stars gathered at Haiti relief telethon and tried to help those who are looking towards us for the basic needs of their lives. It will take time to restore life on Haiti Island and that needs money. “Hope for Haiti” was a step to help the Haiti victims that telecasted on various famous national and international channels who broadcasted it live on their networks. Various singers like Justin Timberlake, Taylor Swift, Alicia Keys, Beyonce and Sting performed for them. The funds obtained will be given to foundations like Yele Haiti, the Red Cross and Unicef so that they remain continue their relief efforts. The amount obtained from the sale of albums will also be used for their helps. You can also order any favorite audio performance in just $.99. Apple and many other artists have donated their shares for relief efforts.