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If there is one musical that can cater to theater fans, rock fans, and even those who don’t like musicals, it’s Atlantis Productions’ staging of Rock of Ages.
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Pulp Magazine will bring modern music masters Mike Portnoy (of Dream Theater and Liquid Tension Experiment), Billy Sheehan (Mr. Big/David Lee Roth), Derek Sherinian (Alice Cooper/Black Country Communion/Dream Theater) and Tony MacAlpine (Planet X/Steve Vai) to play together on Nov. 6 at the SM North Skydome.

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They'll be playing arenas when they tour next  month, but on Thursday night, a regrouped Van Halen provided thrills in a  tiny club where a VIP crowd stood elbow to elbow as the storied band  played some of their greatest hits including "Jump" and "Panama."
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                    [Title] => The creepshow must go on
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Life is not a reality show, but it is not any less absurd. 


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Rockstar of ages

By Jett Pangan | June 11, 2012 - 12:00am

If there is one musical that can cater to theater fans, rock fans, and even those who don’t like musicals, it’s Atlantis Productions’ staging of Rock of Ages.

Arts and Culture

Pulp brings modern music masters to Manila

May 1, 2012 - 12:00am

Pulp Magazine will bring modern music masters Mike Portnoy (of Dream Theater and Liquid Tension Experiment), Billy Sheehan (Mr. Big/David Lee Roth), Derek Sherinian (Alice Cooper/Black Country Communion/Dream Theater)...

Music

Reformed Van Halen performs intimate NYC gig

January 6, 2012 - 6:30pm

They'll be playing arenas when they tour next month, but on Thursday night, a regrouped Van Halen provided thrills in a tiny club where a VIP crowd stood elbow to elbow as the storied band played some of their...

The creepshow must go on

By Igan D’Bayan | June 24, 2005 - 12:00am

One day, I sat in front of the com-puter and typed out something, anything. Life is not a reality show, but it is not any less absurd.

Young Star