Briefly: Bon Jovi, CBGB, Chris Cornell, Snoop Dogg
Fans who can't make it to Bon Jovi 's Dec. 17 performance at Washington, DC's MCI Center might be able to catch the show via their cell phones.
The concert is scheduled to be the first to be streamed in its entirely over Sprint's wireless video system. Subscribers to Sprint MobiTV who have Sprint TV multimedia devices will be able to access the video stream for free, and Sprint PCS Vision subscribers can view the show for the service's normal data-access charge.
Legendary punk-rock club CBGB, which has been operating without a lease for months, has agreed to vacate its longtime home in New York City's East Village by the end of next October.
Club owner Hilly Kristal reportedly hopes to move the club to another site in New York, but is also is said to be negotiating to open a club with the CBGB name in Las Vegas.
The Bowery Residents' Committee--a nonprofit group that aids the homeless and holds the lease to the building that has housed CBGB since 1973--has long sought to oust the club from its site, which can command a much higher rent than CBGB currently pays.
Audioslave frontman Chris Cornell and his wife, Vicky, have announced the birth of a son, Christopher Nicholas, the couple's second child.
Rapper Snoop Dogg has been named executive producer of XM Satellite Radio's classic hip-hop channel The Rhyme. The station is the current home of Snoop's XM Radio show, "Welcome to Da Chuuch with Big Snoop Dogg."
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