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Two billion people are expected to watch Live Earth this Saturday, either in person or on television. More than 100 music acts are scheduled to perform at concerts being staged around the world. But can a one-day event make a difference in the global warming fight? We talk with Evan Serpick of Rolling Stone magazine and Ray Waddell of Billboard magazine about this weekend's lineup of artists, security issues and a mission to save the earth.
Live Earth website
Evan Serpick's article on Live Earth
Ray Waddell's Q&A With Al Gore and Kevin Wall
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Ha! That Madonna song sounds like something written for a Saturday Night Live sketch about Madonna writing a song for Live Earth.
Hilarious...
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