Madonna's Brother is Homeless

Print TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — Madonna’s homeless brother says he isn’t asking for — and doesn’t want — any help from his world-famous sister.

As he prepared for another night under the Union Street bridge, Anthony Ciccone, 55, bristled at any hint that he should lean on The Material Girl for a few bucks.

“I’m not looking to get a free hand-out because of my sister,” Ciccone told The Post. “I’m not looking for any publicity. If you’re here to get me to tell stories about my sister, that’s not who I am.”

When a reporter offered to buy him dinner last night, Ciccone politely refused. He said a network of church-based soup kitchens here keeps him fed.

“I don’t need a meal; the churches here take care of me,” he said.

Ciccone claimed to have once worked in the fishing business in Alaska and as a photographer’s assistant in New York.

In London yesterday, Madonna was booed outside the premiere of “W.E.” by fans who didn’t think she spent enough time on the red carpet talking to them.

Courtesy of NYPost.com

Moon Bar announces new shows

Telegraph – Herald (Dubuque) January 30, 2012 Dubuque Moon Bar announces upcoming shows The Mississippi Moon Bar is planning for three national concert tours: go to site cody canada and the departed

* Cody Canada and The Departed, with Shooter Jennings, will perform Saturday, March 31.

Last year, Cross Canadian Ragweed played to a sold out crowd in one of its last concerts at the Moon Bar. In the wake of the band’s decision to split, Canada resurfaced with an assortment of musicians, including long-time Ragweed bandmate, Jeremy Plato.

Special guest Jennings is the only child of Waylon Jennings. In 2005, he released his first solo effort, “Put the O Back in Country.” Jennings portrayed his father in the 2005 Johnny Cash biopic, “Walk the Line,” and in 2006, issued “Electric Rodeo,” as well as “Live From Irving Plaza.” Ticket prices range from $17 to $37.

* Crystal Gayle will be presented by WJOD FM, Saturday, May 19, for two shows at 4 and 8 p.m.

Gayle’s debut single, “I’ve Cried the Blue Right Out of My Eyes,” was written by sister Loretta Lynn. Gayle is best known for the tunes, “Don’t it Make My Brown Eyes Blue” and “We Must Believe in Magic.” Gayle has been a CMA Female Vocalist of the Year and is a Grammy Award-winner and three-time Top Female Vocalist at the Academy of Country Music Awards. this web site cody canada and the departed

Ticket prices range from $27 to $47.

* Exile will perform Saturday, Aug. 11.

In 1963, Exile climbed onto an outdoor stage in Richmond, Ky.

And, today, Exile is still rocking.

The band’s 17 Top 10 hits include, “Kiss You All Over.” Ticket prices range from $25 to $40.

Tickets go on sale Saturday, Feb. 4, at www.diamondjo.com; through the Diamond Jo’s Diamond Club or by calling 563-690-4800.

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