November 27th, 2011 
CEO 
By Geno McGahee
The boxing world was dealt a blow today with the passing of the hard-punching heavyweight contender, Ron Lyle at the age of 70. Lyle had a record of 43-7-1, 31 KO’s, and was known for his amazing punch and courage in the ring.
Lyle may be remembered most for his up and down brawl with George Foreman in 1976, where both men hit the floor on numerous occasions. Lyle would come up short, but he would make quite the impression with boxing fans. He was a fighter, plain and simple.
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Exclusive Interview by “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
Photos: Personal collection of Frankie Randall
“Frankie Randall is, without a doubt, one of the brightest men in the business!”—Julius La Rosa
“Frankie Randall is a consummate performer. He is an exquisite jazz pianist and a wonderful singer. I had the great pleasure to work with him on the Dean Martin Show and I’m very proud to call him a friend.”—Lainie Kazan
Singer Peter Gabriel had a hit song in the 1980’s titled BIKO which was about Steven Biko, a man who fought against apartheid in South Africa – ultimately costing him his life. In BIKO, there is a line Gabriel wrote that goes – “you can blow out a candle, but you can’t blow out a fire.” This is such a great metaphor and one that defines singer Frankie Randall. He worked for years because he had that “FIRE” in his soul that would take him from Passaic, New Jersey to stages around the world meeting an Icon he respected who was in the same business and was the legend himself, Frank Sinatra.
November 26th, 2011 CEO 
By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
When one hears the name Al Capone, the old days of Chicago come to mind when he ruled the city with an iron first as Public Enemy #1. Years since his death in 1947, movies have been made portraying his life on the big screen as well as the small screen where he has been a character on shows such as The Untouchables and most recently, HBO’s Boardwalk Empire.
However, if you are fascinated by people as I am, you wonder what about the man named Al Capone behind the myth? Well, when NewzBreaker’s Managing Editor Geno McGahee was contacted about doing a book review for Uncle Al Capone written by his grandniece, Deirdre Marie Capone he knew that was a genre that I have always been interested in and had it sent to me read/review.
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By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
The late Jimi Hendrix has been named the greatest guitarist ever in a poll conducted by Rolling Stone Magazine. Hendrix, was in good company with Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page, The Rolling Stones Keith Richards and Jeff Beck to name just a few.
Sadly, Jimi’s flame burned out far too soon when he was found dead on September 18, 1970 at the age of 27. His death was caused by him choking on his own vomit.
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Team NewzBreaker Press Release
On this very special holiday, we here at NewzBreaker, wish you and your family the happiest of times. Enjoy the unity and food that goes along with turkey day and be safe and merry.
Happy Thanksgiving!
November 23rd, 2011 CEO 
By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
Veteran actor Robert Wagner who has consumed the news headlines for over a week with the reopening of the murder investigation in the case of his Ex-wife Natalie Wood’s drowning in 1981, returns to the small screen tonight on a episode of NCIS. According to MSNBC, Wagner will play Anthony DiNozzo, SR., who will be a murder suspect on the new episode, SINS OF THE FATHER.
November 23rd, 2011 CEO 
By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
Robin Gibb 1/3 of the iconic band the Bee Gees said in recent reports, he is feeling better since his recent hospitalization for abdominal pain and inflammation of the colon.
“I have been very unwell and am now on the road to recovery,” Robin said on post to his fans on his website.
Gibb, whose career has spanned over 40 years, went on to thank his fans for the prayers and good wishes, which he said were like a “great tonic to me.”
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Concert Review by “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
“For my money, Tony Bennett is the best singer in the business. He excites me when I watch him. He moves me. He’s the singer who gets across what the composer has in mind, and probably a little more.” – Frank Sinatra
Last year for the second time in my 42 years on Planet Earth, I saw the Legend Tony Bennett perform live. The first time was some 17 years ago at the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia Maryland. Well, at the Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts in front of a sold out audience, Valarie and I sat amongst the old, young, black and white that were united by one thing which we all shared and that was our love for Tony Bennett’s music. Opening up for Tony was his daughter Antonia, a songster in her own right, who sang classics from the “GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK” and warmed up the crowd with a great interpretation of a lyric and voice to go with it. After a few songs, she exited the stage and the announcer said, “Ladies and Gentlemen, Tony Bennett.”
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NewzBreaker Exclusive Press Release and Photos
Photo of Peggy Albrecht and Russell Brand – Getty Images
“I’ve only known her a little while and she’s already hijacked my life,” Russell Brand noted about Friendly House Executive Director Peggy Albrecht (Pictured with Brandt on stage). The actor/comedian has gotten the women’s recovery program (this was their 60th birthday) press on Rosie O’Donnell’s new show on OWN to many others.
Brand received the Man of the Year Award at their recent awards luncheon at the Beverly Hills Hilton hotel, for his work with recovering addicts and alcoholics and support of Friendly House. Pictured below is Russell with Avarie Shevin, who went through Friendly House herself 12 years ago, who manages singer Malik Pointer (son of Ruth Pointer) also pictured with Brand who performed “That’s What Friends Are For” at the luncheon.
November 20th, 2011 CEO 
By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
This past Friday, Bonnie Pointer formerly of The Pointer Sisters and later, a solo career in the music industry was in a vehicle that was pulled over by police because of faulty equipment.
E! News reported that Los Angeles County Sheriff’s spokesman Steve Whitmore told them that the 61-year-old Pointer was a passenger in a car with two other people when the vehicle was stopped shortly after midnight for a bad brake light.
Officers peeked inside the car and turned up what they believed to be “rock cocaine,” added Whitmore. Pointer was released on a $10,000 dollar bond.
November 20th, 2011 CEO November 19th, 2011 CEO 
By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
It’s no secret that Showtime’s DEXTER starring Michael C. Hall, is my favorite show on TV today. Well, Showtime has delighted millions of fans of the show by renewing it for Season 7 by inking a deal that has Hall very happy from all reports.
Shooting will start soon for the seventh season in LA.
Season-to-date, “Dexter” is averaging 5.1 million viewers, a figure that takes into account On Demand, repeats and DVR viewership. So far, it’s the shows best season yet….
NewzBreaker congratulates the entire talented case of DEXTER for getting picked up for season 7……. Watch out Bad PEOPLE……..
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By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
Actress Natalie Wood who died over 30 years ago by drowning in the Pacific Ocean under suspicious circumstances has had her death case reopened by the Los Angeles police who believe they have enough information to reopen the investigation into her death, reports CBS-2 TV in Los Angeles.
Information about the case will be put out a press conference later today in Los Angeles. The Sheriff’s Homicide Detectives said they decided to look into the case again because they were recently contacted by “persons who stated they had additional information about the Natalie Wood Wagner drowning.”
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