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    FDA assigns highest risk level to Zapp's and Dirty chip recall▼Recall on Zapp's and Dirty Brand potato chips assigned FDA's highest risk level✉newsTechnologySemiconductors9 h ago

    A recall covering Zapp's and Dirty Brand potato chips has been classified by the US Food and Drug Administration as its highest risk level, according to ABC News. The classification signals the FDA considers the affected products potentially serious to consumers' health. Details on the specific hazard, affected batch numbers and the number of products distributed have not been widely reported yet.

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    Dutch comedian and actor Jandino Asporaat is in the spotlight with De Hopi Snelle Show, a programme featured on the children's broadcaster Zapp. Asporaat, known for characters like Dino from FC De Kampioenen, is one of the Netherlands' most popular comic performers, and news of the show is drawing broad attention from Dutch audiences.

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    Listeners Revisit Frank Zappa's Halloween 77 Concert Box●# NP : # NowPlaying : Frank Zappa - 'Halloween 77' (3cd) (2017) Amazing recording of the last show (of six concerts) inMmastodonCultureMusic16 h ago

    Frank Zappa's 'Halloween 77', a three-CD live album released in 2017, is drawing fresh attention from music fans. The set documents the final show of six Halloween concerts at The Palladium in New York City on October 31, 1977, featuring band members Terry Bozzio, Adrian Belew, Tommy Mars, Patrick O'Hearn, Ed Mann and Peter Wolf. Fans praise the three-hour recording as an amazing document of Zappa's live prowess.

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    Roger Troutman & Zapp's 1989 BET Performance Resurfaces●30 minutes with Roger Troutman & Zapp (Live @ BET in 1989) https:// pawb.social/post/50869187MmastodonCultureMusic21 d ago

    A 30-minute clip of Roger Troutman and Zapp performing live on BET in 1989 is circulating among music fans. The funk band, famed for Troutman's distinctive talk box sound on hits like 'Computer Love' and 'More Bounce to the Ounce', remains influential in hip-hop and R&B. Viewers are sharing the footage as a reminder of the group's peak-era live energy.