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Around the Web: Brad Paisley Goes to Battlestar

Posted: March 5th, 2008 at 4:39 pm  |  By: Link Ray  

Brad Paisley will get in touch with his inner sci-fi nerd when he pays tribute to Battlestar Gallactica on a TV special set to air March 28.

Alison Krauss' musical relationship with Robert Plant could mean the end of Led Zeppelin. He recently turned down a world tour opportunity to focus on things with Krauss.

Think country stars are demanding? Check out Rolling Stone's glimpse inside the backstage list of essentials (like Connect 4 and Patron tequila) in Kanye West's touring rider.

Tim McGraw's good pal and Green Bay Packers' QB Brett Favre will have more time to listen to some downhome country music now that he's decided to retire from football fame.

A little gift -- a onesie for the baby -- is all it took for a fan to get a kiss from Keith Urban at a recent Baton Rouge show. What if she'd brought him a stroller instead?

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  • Around the Web: Brad Paisley Goes to Battlestar-download music says:

    Posted: March 5th, 2008 at 5:10 pm  

    [...] Morgan Mandel wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptBrad Paisley will get in touch with his inner sci-fi nerd when he pays tribute to Battlestar Gallactica on a TV special set to air March 28. Alison Krauss’ musical relationship with Robert Plant could mean the end of Led Zeppelin. … [...]

  • Ramona says:

    Posted: March 5th, 2008 at 7:26 pm  

    Garth Brooks. Oklahoma raised, Oklahoma supported. But, he couldn’t even sing ONE song at our state’s centenial celebration? No one bought a ticket just to hear him sing, but Reba sang multiple songs, and you can’t tell me he couldn’t sing ONE? He says he wasn’t “asked”. Who has to “ask” Garth Brooks? This is the state who made him into the man he is, the one who supported him, and he came on stage and introduced an OKLAHOMAN who would sing a tribute to the OKC bombing victims. I used to be a loyal fan and loved him. No longer. I will never buy another album or ticket to ever see him. And I will not boast about him being from Oklahoma.

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