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  • Sting Takes on Studio 60, American Idol and... the Lute? | Today's News: Our Take | 2/26/2007
    Before Sting decided to reunite The Police for a high-profile summer mega-tour, the eclectic musician tackled a much more low-key project: interpreting a set of lute-based songs by Elizabethan 16th-century composer John Dowland. The resulting CD, Songs from the Labyrinth, became a surprise hit on the classical charts. Tonight, Sting channels Dowland once more on PBS' Great Performances (check local listings), an almost spiritual hour of music and conversation that shows the singer in a more intimate setting than the stadiums and arenas he'll play in a few months. We spoke with Sting just days before he and The Police opened this year's Grammys. TV Guide: read more
  • Police Confirm Tour, But Evasive About New Album | Today's News: Our Take | 2/13/2007
    Undoubtedly elating Sonya, my unrequited high-school crush whom I haunted with "Every Breath You Take" more than one too many times, Sting, Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland announced on Monday that The Police will reunite for a tour kicking off May 28 in Vancouver, hitting Europe, then swinging by the States for dates in such cities as New York, Boston, Denver and Las Vegas. Recalling the genesis (oops, wrong '80s group) of this reunion, Sting tells the AP, "I woke up one morning about three months ago and this lightbulb went off: 'I'm going to call Andy and Stewart and tell them we should tour.'" As for the differences that splintered the trio in 1984, Sting dismisses them as artistic, not personal. "[They] were all about music. Also, hairstyles." The group, meanwhile, sidestepped questions about a new CD possibly being born of the tour. read more
  • Musical Notes: A Reunion for Gwen? No Doubt! | Today's News: Our Take | 2/8/2007
    In an interview airing on Thursday's Extra, Gwen Stefani hints that next on her L.A.M.B.-monogrammed plate, following her upcoming tour, is a reunion with No Doubt. "I'm sniffing around with [them]," she says. "We're going to record another record".... The Police have scheduled a Monday, post-Grammys reunion press conference at which, Billboard speculates, they will announce a 30th-anniversay world tour.... Celine Dion will unveil a new song, "I Knew I Loved You," during a tribute to composer Ennio Morricone at this month's Oscars. Said it before, I say it again: Didn't she retire?! read more
  • Grammys Call The Police... to Reunite | Today's News: Our Take | 1/30/2007
    This just in from CBS:"Legendary five-time Grammy Award winners The Police (Sting, Stewart Copeland and Andy Summers) will perform on the Grammy Awards for the first time when they reunite to open the show." CBS will telecast the 49th Annual Grammy Awards live from the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Sunday, Feb. 11, at 8 pm/ET. read more
  • November 21, 2006: Synchronicity | TV Show Recaps | 11/22/2006
    I found it quite appropriate that the theme of tonight’s episode was printed on an old rock T-shirt Chris stole from Lorelai when they were teenagers: Synchronicity. It began the second Lorelai put that shirt on and said she’d never take it off. (Here, let me quote you some of the lyrics by The Police: "Synchronicity / A connecting principle / Linked to the invisible / Almost imperceptible / Something inexpressible / Science insusceptible / Logic so inflexible / Causally connectable / Yet nothing is invincible.")Is it just me, or do those lines explain exactly what’s going on between these three couples: Chris and Lorelai, Luke and April, and Rory and Logan? Each of them is bound together in this episode by odd timing and twists of fate: After 20 years, Chris and Lor are now the married couple settling into the house that, ironically, Luke rebuilt. Sure, there was some back-and-forthing about the flat-screen TVs in practically every room and how they’d need to re... read more

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Grammy Awards (Performer) 2007 TV Show Series
Urgh! A Music War (Actor) 1983 Movie
Behind the Music: The Police (Performer) Episode
Great Performances: The Police: Certifiable (Executive Producer) Episode
Great Performances: The Police: Certifiable (Performer) Episode

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