Cage uses karaoke as his stress buster!
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Hollywood star Nicolas Cage has revealed that he likes to de-stress from his demanding shooting schedule by singing karaoke.
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F-bombs away! Fans of open-mic celebrity blunders rejoice!â¦
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Life just got a lot easier for the head of the Recording Academy.
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Blood stains the walls of the cage where the deadly creatures are kept.
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A jazz musician finds inspiration and instruction from an unlikely source: prison.
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A moment of pure glee, which happens before everything changes.
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Media & professional: Bragg and ex-Clash member offer inmates guitars and a chance to change their lives.
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The traffic, the job, the kids -- there&#39;s no doubt about it, stress is a fact of life. But now for the first time, evidence suggests that too much stress not only gets under your skin, but travels deep into
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By nick giongco. YOU KNOW you have reached the status of a boxing star when ring announcer extraordinaire Michael Buffer calls out your name in his trademark booming voice during a high-profile event like yesterday
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A radio listener helped save a disc jockey who suffered an on-air seizure and pleaded for help before passing out in his studio.
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Tenor Jerry Hadley, whose voice was heard at top opera houses and graced Grammy- and Emmy-winning recordings, was on life support Wednesday after shooting himself, police said.
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Hanging out with the âCloverfieldâ cast, fighting jitters.
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Nicolas Cage may be running out of storage room for his loot.
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The ring sits in the spotlight of a tense, packed auditorium and the jittery fighters await the bell at their red and blue corners. Like any fight, there's always the danger of a punishing uppercut or left hook. But these boxers have even more worries Ã¢ÂÂ like battery failure and software bugs.
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The Irish singer's lyrics drill to the core of his failed relationships.
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Nothing gets in the way of having a smashing good time with "Burnout Paradise."
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A new DVD by Paul Owens offers genteel pet-training advice.