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Director Oren Moverman has promised that his new Kurt Cobain biopic will be “raw and chaotic, which is what Cobain’s life was like.”

Although 2007 Bob Dylan biopic, I’m Not There (which Moverman co-wrote with director Todd Haynes), took artistic license with its portrayal of its subject, the Cobain film will be more mainstream in style.

Moverman explained to The Guardian that, “It’ll take you from A to Z. People know the shortcut version – he took a lot of heroin, wrote ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit,’ became the biggest rock star in the world and killed himself. Those known things about him are to me the least interesting.”

The Buzz-Presidente Tribute Series will be invading all 3 Virgin Islands this weekend with Battery, Masters of Metallica:
Friday, July 23 at Club 54 on St Croix
Saturday, July 24 at The Caribbean Saloon, St Thomas
Sunday, July 25, Crazy Cracker, Cruz Bay St John

All shows start at 10pm and there will be a small over charge, and Presidente and Presidente Light on special all night long at 3 bars

1  Neon Trees  “Animals”

2  Crash Kings  “You Got Me”

3  Korn  “Oildale”

4  The Constellations  “Felicia”

5  New Politics  “Yeah Yeah Yeah”

6  Alice In Chains  “Lesson Learned”

7  Rush  “Caravan”

8  Papa Roach  “Kick In The Teeth”

9  Slash ft. Ozzy Osbourne  “Crucify the Dead”

10  Jackyl  “She’s Not A Drug”

Apparently producers of the Ozzy biopic have found the actor they want to play Osbourne in the film and it’s not Johnny Depp. Here is part of their report:

Paramount Pictures and MTV Films have revealed that actor Colin Farrell will portray the role of Black Sabbath’s Ozzy Osbourne in a biography film about the Prince of Darkness.

The 34-year-old Dublin actor, Colin Farrell, has landed the coveted role of Ozzy. Inside sources are saying that Colin and Ozzy have a similar lifestyle so it was a perfect casting

Forget those earlier reports with Joe Perry’s doubt about a new Aerosmith album, Rock Radio reports that Steven Tyler’s return to Aerosmith means that fans can expect a new album soon.

Tyler himself feels that playing live “rekindles the fire for song writing” and that new material is “coming down the pike.”

Perry and Tyler have already started the process and the guitarist adds: “The bottom line is we haven’t done our best record yet, and we feel like first of all we owe it to ourselves, and second of all we owe it to our fans.”

The island’s mightiest band performs this Saturday at The Caribbean Saloon, 10:30 pm