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  My Tumultuous Love Affair With Marilyn Manson

  October 19 at 9 a.m.

  Marilyn Manson. The name is as much a dichotomy as the character. It's half sweet and sexy Marilyn Monroe, half crazed, blood-thirsty Charles Manson. Marilyn Manson is edgy, groundbreaking, talented, and, some might even say, sensitive. He can also be threatening, violent, and unpredictable. Fans revere him; the religious right reviles him.

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  Michael Franti on Chasing Light Through the Darkness

  October 18 at 1:18 p.m.

  Despite seemingly unbridgeable gaps between races and genders and political parties, Franti says the real battle is the personal tug-of-war between cynicism and optimism.

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  Guitar God Yngwie Malmsteen Is a Miamian Just Like You, Except He Owns Five Ferraris

  October 17 at 8:05 a.m.

  If you see a guy with flowing brown hair cruising Ocean Drive in a red Ferrari convertible with a tan interior, it just might be guitar god Yngwie Malmsteen. If you see a guy in one of four other Ferraris, that might also be him. “I love to drive them, and I love to work on them,” Malmsteen says of the luxury Italian sports cars. “It’s like a good, therapeutic thing for me.” And, yes, all five of them are red.

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  Toto's Self-Proclaimed "Nicest Guy in the World" Steve Lukather Will "Destroy You"

  October 16 at 9 a.m.

  If you've ever turned on a radio, you've heard Steve Lukather. A guitar player and vocalist, he's one of the most prolific session musicians in modern history. His band Toto won eight Grammys. Lukather has won two more outside of Toto, including one with George Benson. Toto will celebrate its...

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  Love, Abbey's Abbey Loren Doesn't Get Out Much

  October 16 at 8 a.m.

  South Florida is often derided for lacking a strong local music scene. Sure, sometimes there’s a dearth of fan support, but the region is home to some hidden gems. This Thursday, October 18, Revolution Live will host four excellent acts, and Fort Lauderdale native Love, Abbey will headline the show.

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  Dweezil Zappa's Birthright Is His Father's Music

  October 15 at 1:34 p.m.

  Dweezil Zappa spends most of his time either learning or performing the music of his late father, Frank Zappa. The writer of "Don't Eat the Yellow Snow" made more than 65 albums during his career before his death in 1993. So the Choice Cuts! Tour, which will be hitting Fort...