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    Al Gore announced on Thursday a series of worldwide concerts to focus on the threat of climate change, with a powerhouse lineup from the Red Hot Chili Peppers to Snoop Dogg to Bon Jovi.

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    Al Gore announced on Thursday a series of worldwide concerts to focus on the threat of climate change, with a powerhouse lineup from the Red Hot Chili Peppers to Snoop Dogg to Bon Jovi.

  • Quincy Jones planning movie on Brazil

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    American music producer Quincy Jones is developing plans to shoot a movie about Brazilian music during next year's carnival celebrations, something he called one of the most spectacular events on the planet.

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