Will OWN's two-part special with Lance Armstrong make the list? Posted • by Jethro Nededog • 0 comments This may not be Lance Armstrong’s day. After losing his seven Tour de France titles last October, it was announced on Thursday that he has now been stripped of his Olympic bronze medal, as well. The news breaks just ahead of the cyclist’s much-publicized interview with Oprah Winfrey airing Thursday and Friday on OWN. He’s expected to admit (more or less) to having lied about using performance-enhancing drugs, an admission that will further tarnish his reputation as the world’s fastest man on two wheels in the world, who became an inspiration to many after winning his battle with cancer. For better or worse, he decided that this was the right time to do the interview – another notch in Winfrey’s belt. Take a look at my picks below and you tell us. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Celebuzz Single Player No Autoplay (CORE) No changes are to be made to this player 9. 10. Oprah and Lance Armstrong: The Worldwide Exclusive airs Thursday and Friday at 9PM on OWN.
La intensidad cómplice de Atoms For Peace ARTICULOS MUSICA Thom Yorke y los suyos fueron uno de los atractivos del Austin City Limits Music Festival, celebrado durante los dos primeros fines de semana de octubre en el Zilker Park de la capital de Texas. Ahora puedes disfrutar de su concierto desde la comodidad de tu casa. Cuando Atoms For Peace florecieron, sus primeras apariciones públicas fueron en formato dúo, centradas en la presencia exclusiva de Thom Yorke y el productor Nigel Godrich (así se presentaron, por ejemplo, cuando el pasado abril aterrizaron en un exclusivo concierto en la barcelonesa sala Razzmatazz). Pero sus participantes entienden el proyecto como banda, y así han venido girando en los últimos meses, con Flea, Mauro Refosco y Joey Waronker aportando su buen hacer a la formación. Sin ir más lejos, este fin de semana la ‘superbanda’ tocó las mejores bazas de su debut, “Amok” (XL, 2013), en el ACL Festival de Austin, Texas.
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