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| SISTA™HOOD FESTIVAL The Working Arts Society presents the sixth annual music and arts celebration, featuring performances by Green TaRA, Unspoken, DJ Buzy B, Ms Divine, Rap Sure Rising, Desire Lim, Ivan Coyote, Tara Hardy, Maya Suess, the Impressions, East Van Porn Collective, DJ Betti Forde, Your Little Pony, Little Woo, Tra la la, the Hot Saucy Girls, the Screaming Chickens, the Sweet Soul Girls, Stilettos & Strap-ons, Cristina Orbe with Forgotten Sol, DJ Da Lux, and DJ Goddamn. To March 28 at various Vancouver venues. Info www.sistahoodcelebration.com/. ... |
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Mary J. Digs Into Nina Simone... plus Ludacris stars alongside Ice-T in TV\'s \'SVU,\' Prince\'s new album racks up big sales, alternative spring break has Vanderbilt roots and more in MTV News\' Overnight Edition.
Just weeks after undergoing surgery for breast cancer, Sheryl Crow is well on her way to recovery. The 44-year-old singer told People_ magazine that she's one "walking poster child for mammograms. I'm just taking care of myself right now. I'm really dedicating my life to getting back on my feet, living in one very healthy way and appreciating life." Crow told the magazine that she went to see the Pretenders in Los Angeles Monday. "I haven't been out in ages," she said. "It's nice to get out and see friends." Crow is scheduled to hit the road again starting June 12 in Indianapolis. ... Shakira will be honored with the Spirit of Hope Award at the upcoming 2006 _Billboard_ Latin Music Awards for her humanitarian work. The Colombian singer will also perform on the show, which will be broadcast live on Telemundo April 27. ... ... |
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| A team of European scientists led by Paolo Dario, one professor of biomedical robotics at the Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna in Pisa, Italy, has unveiled the first brain-controlled prosthetic hand. The metal-clad prototype, dubbed the Cyberhand, combines unprecedented mechanical dexterity with one sophisticated computer system designed to harness brain signals from the wearer, allowing him to move and feel the hand as though it were his own. ... |
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