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U.S. Olympian Danell Leyva Wants To Join Broadway's 'Spider-Man'
09/06/2012
U.S. Olympic gymnast Danell Leyva, 20, who won the bronze medal for the United States last month and celebrated afterward by passing through New York City and hanging out backstage with Reeve Carney, 29, and the cast of Broadway's Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, might be in talks to join the cast of the show.
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Danell Leyva Meets 'Role Model' Spider-Man
08/24/2012
Olympic bronze medalist in gymnastics, Danell Leyva, 20, has referred in the past to harboring a strong sense of identification with superhero Spider-Man, and on Thursday he got to meet the real thing — or, as close as one gets to meeting a fictional character — when he hung out backstage with Reeve Carney, 29, the star of Broadway's production of Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark at Foxwoods Theatre.
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VIDEOS: Jon Stewart And Bill O'Reilly Duke It Out Over Rapper
05/17/2011
Comedian and pundit Jon Stewart accepted an invitation from long-time rival Bill O'Reilly to appear on FOX's O'Reilly Factor to debate his position on the White House inviting rapper Common to its annual poetry slam.
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Why Carney Is The Next Big Thing
05/24/2010
Carney, you abusive lover. Inviting me in with your initial soft cooing so close to the microphone, then smacking me hard in the face with your guitar riffs and screams, tornado of drum beats, wet strands of blond hair veiling your eyes singing that if I love you, I will chase you.
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Top 8 Globe-Trotting Givers
04/07/2010
by Joe Galbo This past Easter, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie made a surprise visit to the people of Sarajevo, Bosnia as goodwill ambassadors for the UN. It was just one of the latest examples of celebrities using their status to do something to make the world a better place.
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No Line On The Horizon by U2
03/06/2009
Not one to let the “Greatest Band On Earth” title go just yet, U2 are back with yet another album. Their twelfth studio album, to be exact. And the result is less than enthralling. Perhaps it’s because this is perhaps the most-hyped album release of our era - from controversial leaks on the internet to a week-long residency on The Late Show with Letterman to a Manhattan street temporarily being named U2 Way, most listeners will be sick of this album before they’ve even heard it.
