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Daily dish: Sheryl Crow gets some revenge
By TIMES WIRES
Published October 17, 2006
Photos from John Mayer's concert with Sheryl Crow in Tampa on Thursday are featured prominently on the melancholy singer's blog. You can't miss them. They're the ones of Sheryl in a lilac bikini. Seems fans at the Ford Amphitheatre were treated to Sheryl's revenge for John's prank the previous night, when he dressed in a bear costume for their duet. The hoochie mama moment is chronicled by juxtaposing the bikini pics along with an earnest mission about being a student of music. More to view The creators of Nip/Tuck are working on a drama to star Rosie O'Donnell as grating lottery winner Dawn Budge, whom she's been playing in a guest role this season. (She's the one who paid $100K for a roll in the sack with Julian McMahon's character. She's back in tonight's episode for medical attention after being "earjacked.") "They're in talks to do a show that would film in New York," O'Donnell's rep told the New York Post. Calendar To do Roppongi's Ace: If you like your rock funky and bluesy, this set of musical prodigies will serve your needs nicely. With Fake Problems, Baby Calendar, Band Marino and the Dry County. 7 p.m., Transitions Art Gallery at Skatepark of Tampa, 4215 E Columbus Drive; $5, all ages. (813) 621-6793. Nick Lachey: The former 98 Degrees warbler doesn't have a strong voice, but if you see him belting out orchestrated cheese such as I Can't Hate You Anymore and Shades of Blues, you'll feel for the guy. He sounds genuinely wrecked from getting dumped by Jessica Simpson. 7:30 p.m., Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center, 1010 W.C. MacInnes Place, Tampa $32.50-$45.50. (813)229-7827; www.tbpac.org. Asleep at the Wheel :The hot '70s Western swing band is still choo-choo-ch'booging. 8 p.m., Mahaffey Theater, 400 First St. S, St. Petersburg. $27-$32. (727) 892-5767. To watch Hip Hop Honors: 9 p.m. on VH1 Ludacris, Diddy, OutKast and Lil' Kim perform in this annual salute to hip-hop legends. NOVA: 8 p.m. on PBS The deadliest air disaster in history was the collision of two 747s on a foggy runway that killed 583 people. Experts say the disaster led to improvements in airline safety, but that's no guarantee it couldn't happen again.
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