Henry Rollins turns '50' in D.C.; Snoop writes song for Prince William; Billie Joe back to Broadway
Henry Rollins will celebrate his 50th birthday in D.C. (Kyle Gustafson/FTWP)
- Punk icon Henry Rollins is turning 50 and he's celebrating with a new spoken-word tour appropriately titled "50." There will be a handful of shows in New York and L.A. along with one show in D.C. on Feb. 13, the day of his 50th. Ticket details will be announced soon.
- Snoop Dogg wrote a song for Prince William's bachelor party. It's called "Wet" and is said to be "the perfect anthem for Prince William or any playa to get the club smokin." So there.
- Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day will reprise his role of St. Jimmy in the Broadway version of "American Idiot" starting on Jan. 1. The slumping show will likely see a ticket sales boost when Armstrong returns.
- Two interesting things on the Root: A compilation of Miami-inspired songs and a profile of Chicago rapper Nikki Lynette.
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David Malitz
| December 1, 2010; 10:20 AM ET
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Morning click
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Green Day, Henry Rollins, Snoop Dogg
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