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("Such a traumatic upbringing would normally turn a young boy into a recluse, maybe someone who needed decades of therapy," Bilton writes. "But not young Christopher Biz Stonene. No, it made Biz into a complete and utter goofball").

("Such a traumatic upbringing would normally turn a young boy into a recluse, maybe someone who needed decades of therapy," Bilton writes. "But not young Christopher Biz StoneNo, No, it made Biz into a complete and utter goofball"). The other was Dorsey, whom Williams had hired as a programmer.

Production and marketing costs have skyrocketed as the movie biz moves into Extremistan, relying on a few big hits to make money, squeezing out the middle class of mid-budget movies.

For more tips to overhaul your biz, tune into CNBC's The Profit, a reality series with multimillionaire Marcus Lemonis taking control of struggling companies, airs on CNBC Prime on Tuesdays at 10 p.m. ET/PT.

Tobi would also go on to successfully tour throughout Europe, working at club Chez Nous in Berlin, Madame Arthur's in Amsterdam, Le Carousel in Paris, and continued to work in "show biz" well into his 50s before his eventual retirement.

PC Companies Try To Break Into Music Biz.

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That is, it helps to be "the flavor of the month," the band everyone's talking about, the band that gets summoned to dinner (as happened on Friday night) by Seymour Stein, the founder of Sire Records It also helps to be the kind of band that's determined to turn a week of music-biz overload into yet another weird adventure.

Massell jotted Harnick's lyrics to "Sabbath Prayer" (the song Tevye and his family sing as they gather around the Sabbath table) onto a scrap of paper and stuffed the show-biz stanzas into the ancient stones: as sacred a text as any.

It grooves even as it turns a casually funny vignette about the petty indignities of show-biz bureaucracy into something far more serious and ominous.

"Show Biz Kids" turned into hypnotic one-chord funk; the altered blues of "Bodhisattva" tilted toward western swing with Mr. Herington's guitar solo, while "My Old School" went honky-tonk with Jim Beard's piano.