Free rock concert in Niles

Free rock concert
NILES -- The DIG Project, a modern Christian rock band from Rochester, N.Y., will present a free concert at 7 p.m. Monday at First Presbyterian Church, 4 Summit St.
With influences that include Three Doors Down, Live, U2, Jars of Clay, Collective Soul, Audio Adrenaline and Third Day, the DIG Project's music ranges from hard rock to country, with touches of emo and punk. Freetime Magazine called The DIG Project, "smooth and effortless and always inspiring."
There is no admission charge, but a free-will offering will be taken. This concert is sponsored by First Presbyterian Church of Niles and the First Presbyterian Church of Girard. For more information, call (330) 505-1192.
Quote/Unquote
"I'm just gonna try to keep the balance with it. Being able to do the two of them is great. I still got a lot of music to get out of my system, you know?" -- Ludacris, on balancing both music and acting, on EW.com.
"I always knew I could sing ... but I was always very shy about getting up in public. But ... this is what I'm meant to do. Once you hear the music, you can't knock it. ... I drive around in the car and listen to it." -- Paris Hilton, on her new album, in US Weekly.
Your clock talks?
LOS ANGELES -- There's an estimated 5 million tweens wearing message bands on their wrists. Now, with the debut of Klip Clox, tweens and teens can adorn their message bands with hip, trendy collectible clip-on watches that quickly attach to the bands -- or choose from the colorful message bands packaged with the Klip Clox designer watches.
Available in retail stores, Klip Clox come in a variety of attachment designs and are also available to charities, foundations and relief support organizations to further their fund-raising efforts.
Klip Clox will partner with retailers to support a number of charitable organizations, with a portion of profits donated to the charities.
To learn more, go to www.klipclox.com.
MySpace awards AFI
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"This is the first time a band has had over a half-million song plays on MySpace in a single day, so we wanted to recognize this unbelievable accomplishment with something new," said Tom Anderson, president of MySpace.