Word: shared
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Limp Bizkit, but one relative off the roster is ROB ZOMBIE, pictured below. Two weeks ago, members of KoRn claimed they kicked Zombie off the tour for, among other transgressions, "not exemplifying the community spirit of the trek." They replaced him with German band Rammstein, with whom they share "a great mutual love and respect." Last week Zombie fired back, saying he quit the tour because he was being prevented from staging the elaborate show he'd planned. Don't wait for a Family Reunion tour...
...award. Last year 168 shareholder suits were settled for $1.3 billion, an average of $7.5 million each, according to Jim Newman, publisher of Securities Class-Action Alert, a newsletter in Upper Saddle River, N.J. So in the average case, a handful of lawyers got roughly $2.3 million to share, leaving $5.2 million to be divvied among, potentially, millions of shareholders...
...shudder to think of these murderers as human beings, but they do share that distinction with the rest of us. What separates a serial rapist from the man in the office cubicle next to him? Society has tried to weed these people out with tougher prison sentences and sex-offender registry laws, but people are still dying horrible deaths and living brutalized lives. Only those convicted show up on the government's radar screen. The rest go undetected...
...stay closer to home. This time, we traveled ten minutes to the Orange County Museum of Art, a fairly small modern art museum which we had never visited. Once again, I was surprised and impressed. Being relatively small and specializing in modern art, the museum of course has its share of pieces that I don't particularly care for, but it also has many that are quite good...
Siouxsie and Cale worked together almost flawlessly; making no attempt to upstage each other. While a battle of egos can be expected when two stars try to share the same patch of sky, this performance showed that a working union between two musicians who hold mutual respect for each other. While Siouxsie had more fans than Cale, the latter musician was given the chance to open the show. While Siouxsie's band gladly played for Cale, he returned the favor by joining them for most of Siouxsie's sets. And while Siouxsie spent her solos in the spotlight, Cale seemed...