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Common brings
‘Circus’ to clubTICKETS ARE still available for this weekend's Common concert at Pipeline Cafe. The talented emcee returns to Hawaii to promote his latest album, "Electric Circus."
Complete Industries and Eminent Productions are behind Sunday's event, dubbed "The Revolution." An after-party is also scheduled to follow from 1:30 to 4 a.m. Pre-sale tickets are available at all Tower Records locations on Oahu and at Flipside on Lewers Street in Waikiki. Check out tomorrow's Star-Bulletin Weekend section for a more in-depth look at the artist ...
HEAD OVER to Aloha Tower Marketplace tomorrow for a night of live music as the "e808.com Summer Session 2003" continues at Water Front Cafe.
Milo Shade and Sudden Rush are on the bill this week; doors open at 9:45 p.m. for the 18-and-over crowd. Call 585-8488 ...
ASK ALMOST any bodybuilder about what they do, and you'll find it's more of a lifestyle choice for them instead of just a hobby or something to do in their spare time.
At Saturday's "Aloha Muscle Jam," scheduled for 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. at the Blaisdell, more than 60 vendor booths will be set up with various supplements, nutrition aids, diet information and training equipment to help folks live that lifestyle. The "Strongest Man in History," Bill Kazmaier, will be there to host a strongman competition during the afternoon, and current Mr. USA Edrise Ward-El will also make an appearance.
Seven bucks gets you in at the "Aloha Muscle Jam," and don't forget to check out the bikini fashion show at 1:30 p.m. Call 551-6805 for more info ...
ALSO ON Saturday, "Escape" at Indigo drops the bass with guest DJs Metal X and Monkey from Metro Underground in the Opium Den. The Sisters in Sound's DJ Toki will join them, while DJs Marloca and Miss Angel hold things down in the Green Room.
Doors open at 10:30 p.m. for "Escape"; party people 21 years of age and older are welcome ...
AND TAKE this for what it's worth: Two Oahu residents have placed among the top 10 finalists in this year's "World's Most Beautiful Feet Contest."
Kailua resident Jennie Lee and Honolulu resident Emily Gardner were chosen from entries mailed and e-mailed to Foot.com, the Web site that sponsors the competition, now in its fourth year.
If Lee or Gardner manage to stomp the competition, they'll receive a seven-night vacation in the Caribbean, and a professional photographer will create a portfolio of her feet for use in a modeling career. Good luck, ladies ...
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