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Metallica are this year’s National Jukebox Day ambassadors. The honor was presented by TouchTunes, the global leader in digital jukebox entertainment found in bars and restaurants. In conjunction with the announcement TouchTunes has launched a sweepstakes that runs through December 8th. Users can play any Metallica song on TouchTunes jukeboxes (with up to 250 entries per user). The grand prize for one lucky winner includes two (2) VIP tickets to Metallica’s “M72” world tour in Philadelphia (on May 23rd and May 25th), an exclusive meet-and-greet experience, a Metallica merch prize pack, a $1,000 gift card for travel expenses, and a three-night hotel stay. * Second Place Prize: One (1) $500 Visa gift card. * Third Place Prize: Ten (10) TouchTunes mobile app credit bundles of one hundred (100) credits each. Not surprisingly. National Jukebox Day was founded by TouchTunes and has been around for fifteen years. ### The post Metallica Rock The Jukebox appeared first on RockinTown.

I’m with Clay Higgins on this. pic.twitter.com/1e5qnyQPus — Lara Logan (@laralogan) December 2, 2024

by Paul Craig Roberts, Paul Craig Roberts: In this episode of On Target, Larry Sparano and I discuss the assault on the Constitution by the Speaker of the House, Majority Leader of the Senate, and president-elect Donald Trump.  The assault weapon is the Antisemitism Awareness Act, which has already passed the Republican House.  Senator Schumer is attempting […]

by Scott Pinsker, PJ Media: There’s a curious story in the Book of Daniel about a “mad king.” Widely considered to be Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylon, this poor, suffering despot destroyed Jerusalem, bragged that he “finally beat Medicare,” and then went bats**t crazy for seven years. (Well, one of those anecdotes is untrue.) Daniel 4:33 detailed […]

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