A.) Bjorn Ulvaeus (of ABBA)

B.) Jimmy Page (of Led Zeppelin)

C.) Chester Bennington (of Linkin Park)

D.) Tommy Lee (of Motley Crue)

E.) Bret Michaels (of Poison)

F.) Nick Jonas (of the Jonas Brothers)

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ANSWER: E.) BRET MICHAELS . . . who will be performing tomorrow night at MULLET-STOCK. (–Technically, its real name is “Rocklahoma” . . . but then again, “technically” ALICE COOPER’S real name is VINCENT FURNIER.)

–Here are the Top 10 movies in the country . . .

1.) (NEW) “Hancock”, $66 million (–Up to $107 million since it opened on Wednesday.)

2.) The Pixar robot movie “Wall-E”, $33.4 million (–Up to $128 million in its 2nd week.)

3.) Angelina Jolie’s “Wanted”, $20.6 million (–Up to $91 million in its 2nd week.)

4.) “Get Smart”, $11.1 million (–Up to a total of $98.1 million in its 3rd week.)

5.) “Kung Fu Panda”, $7.5 million (–Up to a total of $193 million in its 5th week.)

6.) “The Incredible Hulk”, $5 million (–Up to a total of $125 million in its 4th week.)

7.) “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull”, $3.9 million (–Up to a total of $307 million in its 7th week.)

8.) “Kit Kittredge: An American Girl”, $3.6 million (–Up to a total of $6.1 million in what’s technically its 3rd week, even though it didn’t get its wide release until this past weekend.)

9.) “Sex and the City”, $2.3 million (–Up to a total of $145 million in its 6th week.)

10.) Adam Sandler’s “You Don’t Mess with the Zohan”, $2 million (–Up to a total of $94.8 million in its 5th week.)

–That’s because one of the MOST oil-rich areas in the world . . . is in Los Angeles. Seriously.

–Mike Edwards is vice president of an oil company called Veneco Inc. He says, quote, “In the Middle East you might have 300 barrels of oil per cubic acre, but in Los Angeles you might have 4,000 barrels per cubic acre.”

–That means that underneath Los Angeles, there’s over 13 TIMES more oil than in many areas around the Middle East. So why aren’t we pumping oil out of the ground in L.A.? Well, actually, we are.

–Last year, there were 3,400 oil wells in operation in Los Angeles County . . . which made up 8% of the state’s total oil production. But the reason you might not know there’s so much oil being drilled in L.A. . . . is because the wells are so well hidden.

(Bloomberg)

(–In fact, there’s even an oil drill at the Beverly Center Shopping Mall . . . which is hidden behind a wall between Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s.)

–43% of Americans say long lines affect their decision to shop at certain stores . . . and 3% of people say they’ll stop shopping at a store altogether if the lines at the checkout are too long. (PR Newswire)