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    April 09, 2010

    Look for the American Idiot Cast to make an appearance on VH1's TOP 20 COUNTDOWN this Saturday, April 17th at 9am ET.

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    April 09, 2010

    TUPELO, Miss. — Green Day, former 'N Sync member Lance Bass and celebrity chef Cat Cora are among those helping to pay for a gay-friendly prom in Mississippi next month.

    Organizers say the event is open to everyone but geared toward gay students.

    The American Humanist Association also will contribute $20,000 for the May 8 event in Tupelo.

    The annual prom is organized by the Mississippi Safe Schools Coalition. This year's event has drawn attention because of the case of Constance McMillen, a high school senior who challenged her school district's rule banning same-sex dates at proms.

    Coalition spokesman Matthew Sheffield says plans for the event haven't been completed. He says Bass, who is gay, is among the celebrities expected to attend.
    [Full article at Deseret News]

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  • Billie Joe will make an appearance on Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO tonight April 9th, 2010 at 10:00 p.m.(ET). Don't miss it!

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  • Vote Green Day at the 2010 MTV ITALY TRL Awards! They are nominated for Best International Act: HERE.

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    In 1994, Green Day’s Dookie was in heavy rotation in my elementary-school hallways. I also seem to recall video games being a big deal in my circle of acquaintance at that time. So I’m pretty sure I would have been the king of the fourth grade if I had possessed some sort of video game that involved playing “Longview” and “Basket Case.” Well, as of this summer, all I’ll need is a hot tub time machine to make that scenario come true, because MTV Games is about to drop Green Day: Rock Band, the franchise’s second band-specific game after last year’s awesome The Beatles: Rock Band. I stopped by MTV’s Times Square offices recently to check out the game, which arrives in stores June 8 and was developed by Harmonix, the same company that created the other Rock Bands.

    The game boasts 47 playable songs — take a look at the full list after the jump, exclusively at the Music Mix. At its core you’ll notice three albums from Green Day’s discography. “The key to putting it together ended up being [2004's] American Idiot,” Harmonix project director Chris Foster told me. “They’re doing a musical based on the album, which is a story that goes from start to finish. We didn’t want to pick and choose songs from that.

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