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Coming Up on VH1 January 16 - January 22, 2004 NEW YORK, Jan. 15 /PRNewswire/ - Coming up on VH1...
"I'VE GOT A MEETIN' IN THE LADIES ROOM" "RELAX, DON'T DO IT, WHEN YOU WANT TO GO TO IT!"* VH1 Hunts Down Some of Music's Most Beloved Bands in its New Original Series "Bands Reunited" Premiering on Monday, January 19 With 10 Episodes Airing Over 10 Nights. They had style. They had success. They had drama. They broke up. But would our favorite bands of the past get back together for one more show just for their fans? Where are they? What are they doing? Wonder no more. VH1 has filed its own "missing persons" report in the new original series "Bands Reunited." VH1's Aamer Haleem, along with a camera crew traveled the globe for several months tracking down members of music's most eclectic, but adored bands including Frankie Goes to Hollywood ("Relax"), Flock of Seagulls ("I Ran"), Klymaxx ("Meetin' In the Ladies Room"), Berlin ("Take My Breath Away"), Kajagoogoo ("Too Shy"), Dramarama ("Anything, Anything"), Romeo Void ("Never Say Never"), The Alarm ("The Stand") and Squeeze ("Tempted") and convince them to get back on stage to play for one night only for their faithful fans. "Bands Reunited" premieres on January 19, at 10:00 pm,* with 10 episodes airing every weeknight for two weeks. But some reunions proved to be no easy task-these bands broke up for a reason. Some members haven't spoken to each other since their glory days, others endured extreme emotional and physical challenges, while others simply chose to trade in the spotlight for more humble professions. For example, Mike and Ally Score, two brothers that made up one-half of Flock of Seagulls, had not seen or spoken to one another for many years. Benjamin Bossi of Romeo Void can no longer play because of his severe hearing condition. Peter Woods and Mark Englert of Dramarama replaced their microphones to take jobs as a bulldozer driver and insurance salesman, respectively, while Pat Badger from Extreme escaped the hot lights of the stage to become a Llama farmer. *all times ET/PT
On Friday, January 16 VH1 News provides up to the minute coverage about the latest news involving the Michael Jackson sex scandal. We'll detail Michael Jackson's arraignment in court against nine formal charges of child molestation and hear his plea. We'll see protest held by Jackson friends and family outside the courtroom and lay out the Santa Barbara District Attorney's case and what it means for the pop superstar. This program features media and legal experts talking about how Jackson will likely defend himself once the trial begins. (Premieres at 6:30 p.m.) "The Michael Jackson Interview: Footage You Were Never Meant to See" This two-hour documentary features footage from Jackson's own camera, filmed at the same time as the Bashir documentary, Living With Michael Jackson, revealing what the Bashir tapes missed. The documentary also includes rare interviews with Debbie Rowe, birth mother of two of Jackson's children, who defends his parenting skills; an interview with Jermaine, Joe and Katherine Jackson, defending Michael's childhood; interviews with a number of Jackson employees and more. (Premieres at 9:00 p.m.)
On Saturday, January 17 This one-hour special is a celebration of the animated series that took America by storm with its unique blend of off-color humor, politically incorrect takes on taboo subjects, and sharp-tongued cast of misfit characters. This next installment of the "Goes Inside" franchise will feature unforgettable moments from the series and revealing interviews with its creators, writers, producers and celebrities, all sharing insider stories and personal memories about this landmark show. (Airs
at 11:00 p.m.)
On Sunday, January 18 This second installment of the VH1 original series, "When __ Ruled The World" will chart the rise and fall of an 80's cultural trend -- heavy metal bands. These rock-n-roll bands -- known especially for long hair, flashy clothing, and glammed-out makeup -- combined pop and electric guitar sounds to form a music genre that dominated the Billboard charts. Interviews include: Sebastian Bach, lead singer of Skid Row, Bret Michaels, lead singer of Poison, Vince Neil, lead singer of Motley Crue, and Dee Snider. (Premieres
at 10:00 p.m.)
Monday, January 19 This episode of VH1's Bands Reunited chronicles the effort to reunite the '80s new wave/electro-pop group Berlin, best known for "Take My Breath Away," the hit theme from Top Gun. Host Aamer Haleem travels the globe to track down former band members and convince them to come together for a one time only reunion and performance. Will the members of Berlin be thrilled to see their old friends? Or would they rather keep the past in the past? Tune in and find out if they're willing to put their divisive break-up behind them and play together one last time. (Premieres
at 10:00 p.m.) "Driven Presents: Paula Abdul" "Driven Presents: Paula Abdul" chronicles this multi-talented star's rise to fame from her early years to pop superstardom and beyond. The one-hour portrait reveals a woman with an indomitable spirit, a woman who persevered seemingly insurmountable odds to overcome her physical limitations as a dancer, her struggle with bulimia, failed marriages, and the stereotypes that abound within the entertainment industry to become one of the most beloved entertainers of our time. (Premieres
at 11:00 p.m.)
Monday, January 19 VH1 Classic "Headline Act" presents Peter Gabriel in a half-hour block that features an interview with Gabriel who discusses his latest release "Up!" During his visit, Gabriel offers viewers his take on the challenges of being a musician: "Churchill said a pessimist sees a problem in every opportunity. And an optimist sees an opportunity in every problem -- and you have to be an optimist to be a musician." The second half of "Headline Act" features videos including "Big Time," "Games Without Frontiers," "In Your Eyes," "Shock the Monkey" and "Sledgehammer." (Premieres
at 7:00 p.m.)
Tuesday, January 20 This episode of VH1's "Bands Reunited" chronicles the effort to reunite the group Romeo Void, known for post-punk hits like "Never Say Never." Host Aamer Haleem travels the globe to track down former band members and convince them to come together for a one time only reunion and performance. Will lead singer Debora Iyall and the boys be thrilled to see their old friends? Or would they rather keep the past in the past? Tune in and find out if they're willing to put their divisive break-up behind them and play together one last time. (Premieres
at 10:00 p.m.)
Wednesday, January 21 This episode of VH1's "Bands Reunited" chronicles the effort to reunite A Flock Of Seagulls, the creatively coiffed Liverpool act that brought us new wave hits "I Ran (So Far Away)" and "Space Age Love Song." Host Aamer Haleem travels the globe to track down former band members and convince them to come together for a one time only reunion and performance. Will the guys be thrilled to see each other? Or would they rather keep the past in the past? Tune in and find out if the members of this Flock are willing to put their divisive break-up behind them and play together one last time.
"The Fabulous Life of: Country Superstars" Prepare yourself for a high-riding, half-hour journey into the world of Country Superstars. From one-of-a-kind, custom-made, cowboy boots to prized thoroughbred horses, we'll tell you exactly what it means to be a Country Superstar. Get an inside look at Shania's 18th century, 46-room, chateau on Lake Geneva in Switzerland. Meet the only woman Tim McGraw, Garth Brooks, Vince Gill and Kenny Chesney trust with their face. Find out what Faith Hill eats, where LeAnn Rimes shops, and how much money Kenny Roger's roasters really make.
Thursday, January 22 This episode of VH1's "Bands Reunited" chronicles the effort to reunite Klymaxx, the '80s dance pop group that had a major hit with "I Miss You." Host Aamer Haleem travels the globe to track down former band members and convince them to come together for a one time only reunion and performance. Will the ladies of Klymaxx be thrilled to see each other? Or would they rather keep the past in the past? Tune in and find out if they're willing to put their divisive break-up behind them and play together one last time. (Premieres
at 10:00 p.m.)
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