Not a fever dream: 82-year-old Colorado man will perform with Drowning Pool
CHICAGO (AP) — An 82-year-old Colorado man who has become a viral sensation following his rendition of Drowning Pool’s “Bodies” on NBC’s “America’s Got Talent” last month will have the chance to perform the song with the metal band Friday.
John Hetlinger has accepted the band’s invitation to join them for their afternoon set at the Chicago Open Air festival. Hetlinger made the announcement in a video for TMZ .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfR5O2PXzfc
The retired aerospace engineer and former Navy pilot shocked the “AGT” panel with his version of Drowning Pool’s 2001 hit by screaming the song’s refrain, “Let the bodies hit the floor.” Video of the performance has been viewed more than 8 million times on YouTube .
A Curly Weekend aims to show that girls with curly hair can excel in STEAM too
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Initiated Ordinance 302 in the 2018 Denver election: What to know about “Healthy Food for Denver Kids”
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Initiated Ordinance 301 in the 2018 Denver election: What to know about “Caring 4 Denver”
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Initiated Ordinance 300 in the 2018 Denver election: What to know about the Denver College Affordability Fund
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Referred Measure 2B in the 2018 Denver election: What to know about changing the rules about changing the rules
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Referred Measure 2A in the 2018 Denver election: What to know about a sales tax bump for parks and nature in the city
This one's about raising money for more green stuff.
Here’s what we learn by counting deaths among Coloradans experiencing homelessness
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Spin scooters are arriving, bringing the final Denver scooter count to 1,750 by the weekend
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Amendment A in the 2018 Colorado election: What to know about trying to ban slavery (again)
This is the one that ... bans slavery. (Or doesn't.)
Amendment Y and Amendment Z in the 2018 Colorado election: What to know
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Amendment W in the 2018 Colorado election: What to know about the thing you know the least about on your ballot
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Amendment V in the 2018 Colorado election: What to know about young people today (who want to run for office)
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Denver Police officer arrested for on-duty assault
Sergeant Joseph Rodarte has been suspended without pay pending the verdict in the criminal case against him.