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NewsTegan and Sara launch new album with free LA showTegan and Sara launched their new record with a free show at Amoeba Records in Los Angeles yesterday (July 24). Hundreds of fans showed up, many of whom were turned away after the store reached capacity. The twin sisters performed tracks from their new album, 'The Con', which was released Stateside yesterday. They played the album's title track as well as 'Nineteen' and 'Burn Your Life Down'. They also played several older songs including 'Monday Monday Monday', 'Living Room' and 'Walking With A Ghost'. "Thank you so much for coming down...this is by far the best release day we've ever had," Tegan told the adoring crowd. "We love you Tegan! " an enthusiastic fan shouted back. Hunter Burgan from AFI, who plays bass on the new album, made an appearance on the shaker at the mostly acoustic show. At the end of their 55-minute set, the sisters announced that they wouldn't leave the store until they met everyone who wanted to meet them. They spent the next three hours meeting their fans and signing autographs. R Kelly judge allows video to be shown The judge in the R Kelly. child pornography case upheld his ruling allowing the public to view a videotape that allegedly shows the R&B singer having sex with a minor. In pre-trial hearing Assistant State's Attorney Shauna Boliker again asked Judge Vincent Gaughan to bar the public from viewing the tape in court, which she said would be harmful to the girl portrayed in the video. Boliker said: "The state alleges it to be a re-victimisation of the (girl in the tape)." In his earlier ruling, Gaughan said there was not an "overarching interest" in keeping the media and the public from seeing a tape that is the "lynchpin" of the case. However, at the pre-trial hearing, Gaughan said that because the girl has denied that she is on the tape, there is no victim to protect. Prosecutors said they do not plan to call the girl as a witness. The court also heard several pretrial arguments on Tuesday (August 21), including whether a prosecution expert should be allowed to testify. Boliker said she is planning to call Sharon Cooper, a developmental and forensic paediatrician, to testify that the reluctant behavior of the girl in the case is typical for someone who has been the victim of sexual abuse. Gaughan is expected to rule on Cooper's testimony and other pretrial motions on September 10, reports Metromix. |
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