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Elton's birthday

            concert on MyNetwork
 Outtraveler Staff
          
          Feb 27, 2007
          
        
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       Elton John's 60th
            birthday concert will be broadcast on Fox's struggling
            network, MyNetworkTV, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The network announced Monday
            that it secured the rights to broadcast the Madison Square
            Garden show on       April 5. The concert takes place March
            25. (The       Advocate)     

        
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Elton's birthday
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