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The story might already be familiar, especially for metalheads who follow the odd and macabre. In February, a Florida musician known as Prince Midnight captured headlines with a guitar hed reportedly constructed out of the skeleton of his dead uncle. Word of the so-called "Skelecaster" didnt just make the rounds on music websites — news outlets as far-flung as CBC/Radio-Canada and The Indian Express even covered the creation. Midnight, who says his real name is Yaago Anax, spoke to Guitar W...

Winnipeg Free Press By: Adam Beam And Janie Har, The Associated Press Posted: Last Modified: 11:54 PM CDT Friday, Apr. 2, 2021 SACRAMENTO, Calif. - California on Friday cleared the way for people to attend indoor concerts, theatre performances and NBA games for the first time in more than a year as the rate of people testing positive for the coronavirus in the state nears a record low. ...

Local event planners and venues sign letter to Gov. Newsom KFSN Share: "We are usually working two, three, even more than that," says Nellie Freeborn with Visit Visalia. Exactly 131 tourism groups, hotels and venues -- including several in the Central Valley -- signed a letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom asking for a plan to safely hold events in the future. "We just want some guidelines so that when the time is right, when the time is ready to reopen, that we have that structure in place," Freeborn s...

Story about Florida mans skeleton guitar appears to be a hoax, say local reporters A Florida musician who claims to have built a guitar from his uncle’s skeleton bears "a striking resemblance" to a known local prankster, say two reporters covering the story. Social Sharing Musician dubbed Prince Midnight stands by his claim that he turned his uncles bones into a Skelecaster CBC Radio · Posted: Feb 15, 2021 5:06 PM ET | Last Updated: February 15 Florida musician Midnight Prince says he impo...