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Focus
Missy Elliott Works Up
8 MTV Nominations
BUBBLES CREATOR At OMSI Saturday
Rapper’s
‘Work It’
up for
video of
the year
(A P ) — M issy
Elliott worked her
w ay to a leading
eight nom inations
for this year's MTV
V ideo
M usic
Awards.
The rapper’s video
for "Work It,” a sur­
real, Daliesque mix- M issy Elliott
ture offl ies, gray skies
and twisted trees, is up for video o f cial effects, art direction, editing
the year, best female video and best and cinematography.
JustinTimberlake followed with
hip-hop video, thecable music chan­
seven nominations. “Cry Me a
nel announced Thursday.
> In technical categories, it was River” - in which he gets revenge
nominated for best direction, spe- on acheating girlfriend, who looks
an awful lot like his ex, Britney
Spears - received five, and the
disco hit “Rock Your Body” got
two.
And Johnny Cash’s version o f
the Nine Inch Nails song “Hurt"
earned six nominations, includ­
ing video o f the year, best male
video and best direction. The
A go going to North Portland,
song is off his album o f covers,
Swan Island, The Pearl, NW,
"American
IV: The Man Comes
and Downtown...
Around."
W hen you w a n t it HOT +
“I am overwhelmed by this great
honor. I thank you all for thinking
You g o tta have it NOW!
o f me,” the 71-year-old country
legend said in a statement.
PIZZA
AG O GO
We Deliver!
Oregon Museum o f Science and
I ndustry takes a summer pastime to
a higher level with BubbleFest.
Bubbleologist Casey Carle will
present four stage shows on Satur­
day, Aug. 2, teaching kids and par­
ents the science behind the mes­
merizing orbs and fascinate people
with his bubble tricks.
C arle will encase people in
bubbles, create bubbles that are 25
feet long, make square bubbles and
BubbleFest is included with paid
museumadmissionof$6.50forchil- •
drenand$8.50foradults. 1945S.E.
W ater Ave. For more information, •
ca ll 5 0 3 -7 9 7 -4 5 8 8 o r v isit
www.omsi.edu.
K ari G a ffn e y
Brown Spills Divorce News with Ad
(A P)— "GodfatherofSoul" James Brown
ha» announced his breakup from his wife,
Tomi Rea Brown, with a full-page ad in the
show-business trade newspaper Variety.
The ad features a photo o f the couple
and their now 2-year-old son, James Jo­
seph Brown II, smiling at Walt Disney
World while posing with the costumed
characterGoofy.
Above the photo, a statement said that
even teach the audience some tricks
to work on their technique at home.
Visitors can also stop by bubble
stations to create their own master­
pieces.
Shows are at noon, l,2and3p.m .
because o f their “heavy, demanding tour
schedule, they have decided to go their
separate ways. There are no hard feelings,
just a mutual show business decision made
by both parties.”
The pair is touring together in Europe,
the newspaper added, and may continue
working together despite the breakup.
Brown’s previous wife, Adrienne, died
in 1996 after undergoing plastic surgery.
Classic jazz artist Kari Gaffney is bringing her sultry, seduc­
tive vocals to Portland for an Aug. 23 concert at the Conduit, 918 >
S.W. Yamhill, Suite 401.
Gaffney' s latest release “Satin Doll” when to Number 1 on th e .
CM J jazz charts, Number 8 on the Top 200 Radio Releases and
was a charting release on the Jazz Week Charts.
Tickets are available for S 12 in advance at $ 15 at the door.
Ticket locations include Stumptown Coffee, The Modem Zoo ,-
at Cathedral Park, Disjecta Gallery and Sapphire Hotel.
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