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Tuesday, November 10, 2009 10:12AM - By Jeffrey Hyatt The news of Steven Tyler's exit as lead vocalist for Aerosmith has shaken up the rock n' roll world.

The bundles come with a JVC GY-HM100E ProHD Compact Handheld Camcorder, an Apple MacBook Pro with Final Cut Studio 3 pre installed and configured and the other essentials enable you to "shoot and edit" on the fly.

Word came this week that the Kleptones will be delivering a new album before the year is out.

Here's one of the weirdest memories I have of my formative years: I remember watching MTV and seeing the video for INXS's 'New Sensation,' in which frontman Michael Hutchence vamps at the camera with animated neon squiggles radiating from his head and a repetitive two-chord guitar part jangling in the background.

In this edited extract from his latest book, celebrity agent Harry M. Miller reflects on the circus-like atmosphere surrounding the death of rock star Michael Hutchence.

The singer, who fronted the Australian band for three years following the death of Michael Hutchence in 1997, was rushed to hospital in September after doctors discovered a blockage in one of his main arteries during a routine check-up. He underwent the procedure at a hospital in Sydney, Australia and was initially expected to make a full recovery.

Kirk Pengilly has won through to the round of Celebrity Masterchef . INXS rocker Kirk Pengilly has proven his cooking prowess to become the first contestant to go through to the semi-finals of Celebrity MasterChef.

INXS lynchpin Kirk Pengilly has stood on stage in front of 100,000 staring fans, but it's Celebrity MasterChef that has the rock star quivering in his boots.

No question, this is a gamble. The format, British in origin but tweaked heavily by production company Fremantle Media for its blockbuster debut season on Ten earlier this year, is one of television's few certainties but the addition of celebrities tends to contradict why the show worked in the first place.

What bands should never have got back together? Send us Your Views They came, they sang, they conquered the charts, spat the dummy and then scuttled off into obscurity.

Noiseworks and former INXS singer Jon Stevens will undergo open-heart surgery in a Sydney hospital today.

Former Noiseworks/INXS singer Jon Stevens is doing well after open-heart surgery earlier today in Sydney a oeJon came out of the operating theatre at approx 1.30pm today, and the surgeon has stated the operation was successful.

FORMER Noiseworks and INXS rocker Jon Stevens has been take to hospital and will undergo open heart surgery in Sydney.

The final four celebrities taking part in Australia's Celebrity MasterChef have been announced.

DYING without a will can be a nightmare for those left behind. If you have young children, it can be much worse if you have not stated who you wish to be their guardian in the event that both you and your partner die.

Each time an INXS song pops up on the radio, a split-second is devoted to re-imagining the tune with Marty Casey's voice in place of the late Michael Hutchence.

QUEENSLAND Premier Anna Bligh is set to be an unlikely competitor in Channel 10's upcoming Celebrity MasterChef.

A landowner has become embroiled in a planning row with Jools Holland over the future of a historic pub that hosted stars appearing on his seminal television show.

The Morton Arboretum will come alive in song next weekend. On Aug. 21, Plain White T's will perform at 7 p.m. The pop/rock band from Villa Park has won international acclaim for its Grammy-nominated acoustic hit, "Hey There Delilah." Other songs include "1, 2, 3, 4," "Meet Me in California" and "Figure it Out." Also performing that evening: are ...

Posted in Lollapalooza 2009 , Music by Brent DiCrescenzo on August 8th, 2009 at 9:08 am A nagging, persistent rain started to fall the moment I left the office for Grant Park, precisely at 11am, and wouldn't let up until dinnertime.