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One of the Osbournes is lost, and the family is willing to pay to get its missing member back. Ozzy, Jack, Kelly, Sharon and even the sibling they don’t show on TV are all present and accounted for – it’s Pippi who’s gone astray. The family’s little black Pomeranian, shown among the supporting cast of “The Osbournes,” has been AWOL from the clan’s Beverly Hills home for several weeks, according to Kelly. “It’s been lost for like two months now,” she said. “I hope she comes back. You don’t want to give up hope, but you never know.” A $500… Read more »

Alanis Morissette has released a new song, “Utopia,” in light of the recent terror attacks on Washington D.C. and New York City. The song is currently available on Maverick Recording’s Alanis Morissette site. “Utopia” is earmarked for her forthcoming album and it is being “shared in the spirit of wanting to offer comfort to everyone who is grieving, with my experiencing my own grief alongside them,” writes Morissette in an online post. She adds, “I wanted to offer as much love as I possibly could in the form of music, which is one of my favorite ways of expressing myself….A… Read more »

MuchMusic USA, the nation’s only viewer-driven all music network, today announced a national contest for viewers to win a visit and exclusive performance from music recording artist Alanis Morissette. The MuchMusic USA event called “Class Dismissed”, created by TIDAL 4, a convergence production company, is an exclusive on-air and online event where the winner of the national contest will be dismissed from class for a personal visit with Alanis and attend an intimate performance by the recording artist at their high school. The Class Dismissed contest runs from July 25th through August 17th and the grand-prize winner will be selected… Read more »

Napster, the wildly popular online song-swap service, Tuesday offered to pay $1 billion over five years to the recording industry to end a bitter lawsuit that threatens its survival. Napster officials, outlining a strategy they hope will keep their company alive in the face of a threatened legal injunction, said they were willing to pay $150 million per year in licensing fees to major record companies and $50 million per year in fees to independent labels and artists. “We updated on short notice everyone in the music industry,” Andreas Schmidt, president and chief executive of the e-commerce group at German… Read more »