Entertainment News This Morning: (Weekdays at 10:20am)

Brad and Angelina's twins have arrived. Angelina Jolie gave birth Saturday night to a boy, Knox, and a girl Vivienne. The twins were delivered by Caesarean section. The doctor says Jolie, the babies and Pitt, ``are doing marvelously well.''

“Hell Boy II'' comes out on top in the weekend superhero battle. The latest ``Hell Boy'' opens at number-one, taking in nearly 36 (m) million dollars this weekend. Will Smith's superhero tale ``Hancock'' drops to second. ``Journey to the Center of the Earth'' opens in the third. Eddie Murphy's new sci-fi comedy is a dud. “Meet Dave” cost about 55 (m) million dollars to make -- but took in just over five mil, with a seventh place opening this weekend.

It takes more than double-sided tape and speeches about world peace to be crowned Miss Universe. Like, say, the ability to smile and stand at the same time. Better luck next year, Miss USA. Just as last year's American representative before her, Miss USA slipped and fell during her grueling evening wear sashay across the stage in Vietnam Sunday, paving the way for 22-year-old Miss Venezuela, Dayana Mendoza, to snatch the crown.

Classic Rock Calender: (Weekdays at 11:20am)

Those born on July 14th share a birth date with folk legend Woody Guthrie (1912).

In 1967, the Who began their first American tour -- as the opening act for Herman's Hermits.

In 1973, Clarence White, guitarist with the Byrds, died after being hit by a car in Lancaster, California. He was 29.

In 1980, Allen Klein, former business manager for both the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, began a prison term for income tax evasion.

The Drive Nooner - Random Rock News: (Weekdays at 12:10pm)

Forget about Park Place, you want to land on Abbey Road Studios. A Beatles themed Monopoly board game will be available early next month. And congratulations to Sir George Martin who received a career award over the weekend. The Recording Academy's Grammy Foundation says he's the most successful record producer ever, with more than 50 chart-toppers and a (b) billion units sold. George Martin says he's been lucky to work with great talent all his life.

The Who have announced the beginnings of a U.S. tour in the fall. So far, only a pair of dates have been announced: a two-night run at Los Angeles' Nokia Theatre on November 8 and 9. The band also promises more dates will be announced soon.

This week's theme on the Classic Rock Challenge at 12:25pm is “White Cuts.” In honour of the Vancouver Whitecaps playing in town this Saturday, we'll feature song with “White” in the title.

Here's Alice winning a 7 piece family meal from KFC.

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Classic Rock Song Facts: (Weekdays at 1:20pm)

This was the first AC/DC single featuring new lead singer Brian Johnson.

Johnson came up with the opening line when he realized that cars and women were very much alike.

Johnson said the inspiration came from seeing images of American girls while recording in the Bahamas for the album Back In Black.

The song is often placed within the Top-100 guitar solos of all time.

This was the first AC/DC song to make the US Top-40.

Some copies of the single were pressed incorrectly with the song "Shake A Leg" instead of this and are considered collectors items.

AC/DC played this when they were inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2003. Steven Tyler of Aerosmith, who inducted them, sang on it with them.

Shania Twain sang this on her Up! Close And Personal TV special (also released as a DVD). Her then-husband, Mutt Lange, produced the original.

It is ...You Shook Me All Night Long ... by ACDC.

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The Drive teams up with the Park Drive In Theatre as The Rolling Stones team up with Martin Scorsese for the concert film “Shine A Light.” Janet will join us for a cozy drive in experience.

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Imagine hitting the road for summer holidays and hitting SNOW. It happened this morning for Randy who called in from Clinton.

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Entertainment News This Morning: (Weekdays at 10:20am)

David won't be joining Donna on the ``Beverly Hills 90210'' spin-off. Brian Austin Green tells TV Guide he personally has not been approached to be part of the series. In the final episode of the original series, his character, David, married Tori Spelling's character, Donna. Spelling is going to be on the new show.

William Shatner will host a celebrity interview show starting August 19th on the Bio Channel. Guests on “Shatner's Raw Nerve” include Leonard Nimoy, Jon Voight, Judge Judy, Jimmy Kimmel, Kelsey Grammer, Valerie Bertinelli, Jenna Jameson and others.

After a week of mud slinging, therapist dissing, porn exposing and affair disclosing, Christie Brinkley and estranged husband Peter Cook just cried uncle. Lawyers for the battle-weary twosome pulled an all-nighter before emerging with an exit strategy both sides are content with.

Actor John Cusack has filed a lawsuit against a production company, claiming he was never paid $4.5 million to star in an action-thriller called “Stopping Power.” Cusack said his contract called for him to get paid even if the flick didn't get made. It didn't. Now he wants his cash.

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Classic Rock Calender: (Weekdays at 11:20am)

Those born on July 10th share a birth date with Ronnie James Dio (1949) and also Kim Mitchell (1952).

In 1964, both the single and album ``A Hard Day's Night'' by the Beatles were released in Britain.

In 1968, Eric Clapton announced the breakup of Cream.

In 1974, David Bowie ended a North American tour by recording a live double-album at Philadelphia's Tower Theatre.

In 1975, after being married for only 10 days, Cher petitioned for divorce from Greg Allman.

In 1993, Pete Townshend began his first-ever solo North American tour with a show in Toronto.

The Drive Nooner - Random Rock News: (Weekdays at 12:10pm)

Led Zeppelin have arranged for the manufacture of a very special Limited Edition White Vinyl version of 'The Song Remains The Same'. There are only 200 in existence and just 100 of these being made available for sale through LedZeppelin.com, direct to fans. The only way that you could stand a chance of getting hold of this rare version is to pre-order the 'The Song Remains The Same' Vinyl direct from LedZeppelin.com. The White Vinyl versions will be sent to customers who are picked at random.

Uriah Heep are set to release a new studio album titled “Wake The Sleeper” on August 26th. This will be Uriah Heep's first studio album in almost 10 years.

John Lennon's handwritten lyrics for ``Give Peace a Chance'' are up for auction in London today. It's estimated the lyrics will sell for as much as six hundred thousand dollars. British comedian Gail Renard currently owns the lyrics and was actually there the moment Lennon scribbled them down.

Christie's annual summer Rock and Pop Memorabilia Auction also features a pair John Lennon's tinted prescription sunglasses and Jimi Hendrix's 1966 Marshall amplifier.

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This week's theme on the Classic Rock Challenge at 12:25pm is “Name That Tune in One Note.” Gary Seymour grabs a 7 piece family meal from KFC.

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Classic Rock Song Facts: (Weekdays at 1:20pm)

The song is about a passionate one night stand with a woman who wants "more."

On an episode of VH1 Storytellers, Idol explained that he got the idea for this song at an event he attended where Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ron Wood of The Rolling Stones were taking swigs from a bottle of bourbon whiskey with the same name. This gave Idol the idea for the title and he wrote the song around it.

Sesame Street parodied this (becoming "Rebel L") to teach children the alphabet.

It is ... Rebel Yell ... by Billy Idol.

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So I finally turned 40 today and received a couple nice calls, including words of wisdom and blatant self-promotion from Glen “Moose” Scott ...

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Iola has the right idea when it come to bringing friends to our special Stones event at the Park Drive In Theatre.

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Entertainment News This Morning: (Weekdays at 10:20am)

For the second week in a row, ``America's Got Talent'' is the number-one T-V show. With 12 (m) million people watching, it was the only show to top 10 (m) million viewers. For the week overall, C-B-S is the winner, followed by N-B-C, Fox and A-B-C.

He's been to White Castle. Is it time for Kumar to go to the White House? Kal Penn is involved with the Obama campaign, but he says he has no intention of running for office at the moment. Yet he speaks like a politician when he answers. He says ``it's not something that I'm working toward as a goal, but I'm not opposed to it.'' Penn says he has had face time with Senator Obama, but has never asked if he's seen any of the Harold and Kumar movies.

Big Brother is rerooting itself in history. CBS has announced the cast for the 10th edition of the voyeuristic reality show. Unlike recent seasons, which featured couples, exes, long-lost nemeses and Big Brother "All-Stars," this installment will hearken back to the show's original concept: 13 strangers live together and battle it out for a $500,000 prize. Big brother 10 debuts ... on CBS.

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Classic Rock Calender: (Weekdays at 11:20am)

Those born on July 9th share a birth date with me ... and also Mitch Mitchell (1946), drummer for the Jimi Hendrix Experience.

In 1956, Dick Clark debuted as host of ``American Bandstand.''

Brian Jones of the Stones was laid to rest this day in 1969. And in 1971, Jim Morrison was buried in Paris.

In 1972, Paul McCartney began his first tour since the Beatles' last concert in 1966.

In 1988, Bryan Adams broke all previous attendance records for concerts in Portugal when he headlined a show before more than 30-thousand people in Lisbon.

In 1989, the four original Monkees performed their first concert together in 20 years at a Monkees' convention in Los Angeles.

In 1995, the Grateful Dead played what proved to be their last concert at Soldier Field in Chicago. The band broke up after leader Jerry Garcia died of a heart attack exactly one month later.

The Drive Nooner - Random Rock News: (Weekdays at 12:10pm)

Bruce Springsteen will release 'Magic Tour Highlights' on July 15 via all digital download stores, including iTunes. The release features four audio tracks with four accompanying videos, all recorded live in concert during the 'Magic' tour. Included is Danny Federici's final performance with the E Street Band and all proceeds will go to the Danny Federici Melanoma Fund.

This Saturday Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, the Flaming Lips, Incubus and Tenacious D will play tribute to the Who at VH1’s annual Rock Honors concert in Los Angeles. The Who will close out the night with a 40-minute set that may include the first live performance of The Who By Numbers track “Slip Kid” since 1976. The Flaming Lips are working up a Tommy medley and Pearl Jam will likely play “Love Reign O’er Me.” Proceeds from the show are going to multiple charities and it will be shown on VH1 at a later date.

Bon Jovi's concert in Central Park this Saturday is free. But that isn't stopping some scalpers from selling tickets for as much as $1,500 a pair -- despite a warning they cannot be resold. New York City has distributed 60,000 tickets, with each person limited to two freebies. The performance is billed as a prelude to the July 15th All-Star baseball game, which will highlight the final season at Yankee Stadium. The New York Post reports that it found 267 listings for tickets on eBay Monday. Prices ranged from 99 cents to $1,500 a pair.

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This week's theme on the Classic Rock Challenge at 12:25pm is “Name That Tune in One Note.” Dillon chechs in for his monthly winnings of a 7 piece family meal from KFC.

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Classic Rock Song Facts: (Weekdays at 1:20pm)

Stevie Nicks wrote this song and sang lead. While Nicks has never been clear on the meaning, it seems to be about cocaine: "Take your silver spoon, dig your grave," the spoon being what you may snort the cocaine from. Nicks' relationship with Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham may also have influenced the song, as they were going through some difficult times.

In Mick Fleetwood's book My Life and Adventures in Fleetwood Mac, he explains that it took Nicks 8 takes to get the vocal right, and they were recorded early in the morning. Fleetwood described Nicks as "hunched over in a chair, choosing from her supply of tissues, a Vicks inhaler, a box of lozenges for her sore throat and a bottle of mineral water."

Among the artists who have recorded this song: Waylon Jennings and Sheryl Crow.

It is ... Gold Dust Woman ... by Fleetwood Mac.

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Dave Webb will join The Drive at the Park Drive In Theatre for an exclusive concert featuring the Rolling Stones. Dave has seen the Stones live.

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Entertainment News This Morning: (Weekdays at 10:20am)

Let's see who's the survivor in this lawsuit. Mark Burnett is being sued by a former business partner. Conrad Riggs says Burnett owes him millions of dollars. Riggs says it was with his help that Burnett finally was able to sell ``Survivor,'' which was created by someone else. And Riggs says it was because of his business plan that together they were able to produce, not only ``Survivor,'' but ``The Apprentice'' and other shows.

Running 150 metres may not sound too difficult -- but try doing it in high heels. Kelly Ripa and about 500 other women will take part in ``Live With Regis and Kelly's'' first High Heel-A-Thon in New York's Central Park tomorrow. The winner wins 25-thousand dollars. Proceeds from the event will help the March of Dimes.

Matthew McConaughey is a proud new pop. The actor and his girlfriend, Brazilian model Camila Alves, welcomed a 7-pound, 4-ounce boy, their first child together, Monday evening.

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Classic Rock Calender: (Weekdays at 11:20am)

Those born on July 8th share a birth date with Carlos Cavazo (1958) guitarist with Quiet Riot

In 1964, the Beatles held a party to celebrate the premiere of their first film, ``A Hard Day's Night.'' Among the guests were the Rolling Stones.

In 1969, singer Marianne Faithfull was found in a coma following an overdose of barbiturates. Authorities in Australia, where Faithfull and boyfriend Mick Jagger were filming "Ned Kelly," ruled it a suicide attempt. Faithfull was dropped from the cast and entered hospital for treatment of heroin addiction.

In 1994, Elton John and Billy Joel kicked off a 14-city tour.

The Drive Nooner - Random Rock News: (Weekdays at 12:10pm)

Two Ontario police officers are being credited with saving the life of Van Halen's David Lee Roth. About a month back, Roth was pulled over for speeding and told the officers he was having a medical emergency. Roth was suffering an allergic reaction to nuts. The officers called an ambulance and kept the musician safe until help could arrive.

Steven Stills has discovered a lost album he recorded with Jimi Hendrix more than 30 years ago. Stills recently found the recording among a stack of material he taped during the 1970s, and his Crosby, Stills And Nash bandmate Graham Nash is helping him prepare it for release. Nash tells the Las Vegas Sun, "He has an enormous history of recording. In the '70s, he was a recording fool. He just found a bloody album he made with (Jimi) Hendrix

The Osbournes are headed back to TV as hosts of a prime-time variety hour on the Fox network. The show will feature musical performances and comedy sketches a la Sonny and Cher or Donny and Marie. The series is being planned for the upcoming TV season and could be launched with an Ozzy Christmas special.

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This week's theme on the Classic Rock Challenge at 12:25pm is “Name That Tune in One Note.” James wins a 7 piece family meal from KFC.

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Classic Rock Song Facts: (Weekdays at 1:20pm)

Lead singer Dan Baird wrote this about the problems their drummer was having with his girlfriend. He wrote it in one sitting on their tour bus.

The video portrayed a shotgun wedding, complete with very pregnant bride and actual shotgun.

This was the only hit for the Georgia Satellites.

Many people thought the line "I've got a little change in my pocket, going jingle, linga, ling" was a reference to masturbation. The group denied this.

The group was signed to Elektra Records after executives heard a cheaply made 8-track demo of this song. Elektra gave the band a 5-figure budget to cut an entire album of material, but despite attempting several different recordings of this track, none of these takes were as good as the demo. The demo was included on the album, and that is the version you hear.

It is ... Keep Your Hands To Yourself ... by Georgia Satellites.

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