Artist: Ron Boots With Eric Van Der Heijden and Friends
Genre(s):
Electronic
Discography:
By Popular Demand
Year: 1999
Tracks: 8
Monday, 30 June 2008
Ron Boots With Eric Van Der Heijden and Friends
Artist: Ron Boots With Eric Van Der Heijden and Friends
Genre(s):
Electronic
Discography:
By Popular Demand
Year: 1999
Tracks: 8
Monday, 16 June 2008
Feist is winner of Shortlist Prize
Canadian singer-songwriter Feist has won the 2007 Shortlist Prize in the US for her album 'The Reminder'.
Billboard reports that the judging panel for the prestigious award included Snow Patrol's Gary Lightbody and the Killers' Ronnie Vannucci.
Cat Power's 'The Greatest' was the winner last year; previous winners include TV on the Radio, Damien Rice, NERD and Sigur Ros.
Read the review of 'The Reminder' here.
Billboard reports that the judging panel for the prestigious award included Snow Patrol's Gary Lightbody and the Killers' Ronnie Vannucci.
Cat Power's 'The Greatest' was the winner last year; previous winners include TV on the Radio, Damien Rice, NERD and Sigur Ros.
Read the review of 'The Reminder' here.
Sunday, 8 June 2008
Brenda K Starr
Artist: Brenda K Starr
Genre(s):
Latin: Dance
Discography:
Salsa
Year:
Tracks: 7
Cha Cha Cha
Year:
Tracks: 1
New York-born isaac Merrit Singer Brenda K. Starr had the opportunity to make her number one demo at the historic period of 12. Two years by and by, Starr was sign language up for her first record handle and mounting music charts with Grammy-nominated pop ballad "I Still Believe" and a club/dance song called "What You See Is What You Get." Brenda K. Starr distinct to change by reversal to tropic euphony afterwards meeting label executive director José Armand Jr. Starr made her Spanish-language debut with the sack of Te Sigo Esperando, which was produced by Humberto RamÃrez and featured the hit single "Herida." Univision's lo Nuestro-nominated No Lo Voy a Olvidar followed in 1998.
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Wednesday, 4 June 2008
Usher , Here I Stand
Herald rating: * * *Label: Sony BMGVerdict: Usher hides some diamonds under a mountain of roughSomewhere, in here, a good record lurks. But trying to hear it amid the mammoth collection of schmaltz, continuous ooohs and woohs, and overly sexed-up lyrics is a challenge.It's been four years since Usher conquered the charts with Confessions, so it's understandable he wanted the follow-up to be worthwhile. But quantity is no substitute for quality. And despite the 18-track offering, Here I Am is an underwhelming experience.After a chorus-less cabaret opener, completely out of keeping with the rest of the record, Usher appears to have sex on the brain, as he coos and croons about wanting to have sex on the dance floor (Love in the Club), making "moments" (This Ain't Sex) and role playing (Trading Places), complete with some of the most cringe-worthy lyrics in recent history.Having apparently vented his sexual frustrations in the first four tracks, Usher moves on to higher - and better ground - though never abandoning the theme completely. Tracks such as What's Your Name, with Will.i.am, and Before I Met You may not be as overtly sexual but still slather on the seduction with a trowel.
Usher finds redemption in The Dream-produced Moving Mountains, Motown funk of Something Special and beautiful piano-driven His Mistakes - if you can be bothered listening long enough to find them.
Usher finds redemption in The Dream-produced Moving Mountains, Motown funk of Something Special and beautiful piano-driven His Mistakes - if you can be bothered listening long enough to find them.
Owen Wilson pays stripper $100 for lap dance
Owen Wilson reportedly paid a stripper $100 for a lap dance in a Philadelphia strip club to help him get over his latest split from Kate Husdon.
The ‘Wedding Crashers’ actor, who split from Hudson earlier this month, was seen partying with topless strippers that looked like his on-off girlfriend.
A source said: “He spent four and a half hours at Rick’s Cabaret and was in an upbeat mood.
“He watched the flyers games, drank beer and when a parade of 75 half-naked girls caught his eye, he asked for dances from several and definitely had a preference for blondes. He tipped at least one with a $100 bill.”
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Vinko Brnada
Artist: Vinko Brnada
Genre(s):
Folk: Croatian
Discography:
Pjesma O Bugojnu
Year:
Tracks: 10
Tom Petty
Madonna - Madonna Stunned By Sexual Cleansing Ritual
Pop superstar MADONNA was left shocked and appalled by a bizarre sex ritual which young widows in Malawi have to go through after their husbands die - because it fuels the spread of Aids in the country.
In her new documentary I Am Because We Are, Madonna chronicles the plight of the people in the African nation, where she adopted her son David in 2006, and she admits some local customs left her feeling sick.
In one segment of the harrowing new film, the star reveals a young widow is forced to have sex three times with a stranger from outside her village as part of a cleansing ritual.
She says, "When this woman's husband dies of Aids, she is required by the village head tribal chief to go through this sexual cleansing.
"Until she does, basically the village is, like, at a standstill. And, if she refuses to do it, she will be ostracised by everyone."
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Gray Bartlett celebrates 50-year career (+video)
Watch Video: Gray Bartlett celebrates 50-year career
Since beginning his recording career in 1958 with rock'n'roll band The Phantoms, guitarist and promoter Gray Bartlett has carved his own path in Kiwi showbiz. That 50-year career - which involved stints backing Rolf Harris in Britain in the late 60s, touring everywhere from China to Nashville - is being celebrated with a New Zealand tour.
Since beginning his recording career in 1958 with rock'n'roll band The Phantoms, guitarist and promoter Gray Bartlett has carved his own path in Kiwi showbiz. That 50-year career - which involved stints backing Rolf Harris in Britain in the late 60s, touring everywhere from China to Nashville - is being celebrated with a New Zealand tour.
Pitt and Jolie to marry this summer?
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are to marry on a yacht this summer, according to reports.
The Hollywood couple will reportedly wed in an intimate ceremony after Jolie, who is rumoured to be expecting twins, gives birth in France.
A source told Grazia magazine: "Brad has been talking about getting married for ages. He is totally devoted to her and their children. It is the right time for them to do this.
"It will be a strictly private affair. Brad did the big celebrity-packed wedding when he married Jennifer Aniston. This time it will be an intimate family gathering.
"Angelina has said there will be no big white dress or lots of flowers. At the moment they are looking at hosting a ceremony this summer on a yacht out in the ocean, miles from land, with just their children, Brad's close family and Angelina's brother."
According to the source, Jolie is also considering inviting her estranged father Jon Voight, however she wants brother James Haven to give her away.
The Hollywood couple will reportedly wed in an intimate ceremony after Jolie, who is rumoured to be expecting twins, gives birth in France.
A source told Grazia magazine: "Brad has been talking about getting married for ages. He is totally devoted to her and their children. It is the right time for them to do this.
"It will be a strictly private affair. Brad did the big celebrity-packed wedding when he married Jennifer Aniston. This time it will be an intimate family gathering.
"Angelina has said there will be no big white dress or lots of flowers. At the moment they are looking at hosting a ceremony this summer on a yacht out in the ocean, miles from land, with just their children, Brad's close family and Angelina's brother."
According to the source, Jolie is also considering inviting her estranged father Jon Voight, however she wants brother James Haven to give her away.
Mischa Barton to arrive in Belfast tonight
Former 'OC' star Mischa Barton is due to arrive in Belfast tonight for the world premiere of one of the biggest movies to be filmed in the city.
The glamorous Hollywood star, who played troubled teenager Marissa Cooper in 'The OC', will join Oscar winners Richard Attenborough and Shirley MacLaine at the premiere of the romantic wartime epic 'Closing the Ring' tomorrow night in the city.
The movie, directed by Attenborough, was shot in Belfast last year and tells the tragic story of a ring found on a hill overlooking the city 50 years after an American B-17 bomber crashed there.
Spanning two continents and over five decades, it emerges the last dying wish of the gunner was that he wanted the ring returned to his girlfriend in America.
Oscar winner Brenda Fricker and acclaimed actors Pete Postlethwaite, Neve Campbell and Christopher Plummer are also among the cast.
The film is loosely-based on real events surrounding the crash of an American bomber which was returning to its base in Nutts Corner near Antrim.
The movie, part of which is set in North Carolina, was also filmed in Toronto.
The securing of the movie was a major coup for the Northern Ireland Film and Television Commission which has since been able to attract a number of high profile screen projects to the city by converting an old paint hall in Belfast docks into the Titanic Film Studio.
Bill Murray and Tim Robbins shot the children's science fiction epic 'City of Ember' in Belfast this year and actor Ben Kingsley, who won an Oscar in the title role of Attenborough's 'Gandhi', is currently shooting 'Man on the Run' about an IRA informer.
'Closing the Ring' has already boosted the career of Belfast actor Marty McCann, who, on the strength of his performance, landed an audition with Steven Spielberg and then a role in the follow-up to the television series 'Band of Brothers'.
Stormont Culture Minister Edwin Poots and Economy Minister Nigel Dodds will tomorrow host a lunchtime reception for the movie's stars.
As the Hollywood team arrived in the city, 'Closing the Ring's producer, Belfast-based Jo Gilbert, spoke of her pride over Northern Ireland's role in the making of the movie.
"With the majority of 'Closing the Ring' shot on location in Belfast, including the Cave Hill, the east and north of the city as well as filming on the stages of the Titanic Studios and at Bangor's Clandeboye Estate, it proves that Northern Ireland has strong credentials as a movie-making hotspot," she said.
Watch Richard Attenborough's interview on 'The Late Late Show' here.
The glamorous Hollywood star, who played troubled teenager Marissa Cooper in 'The OC', will join Oscar winners Richard Attenborough and Shirley MacLaine at the premiere of the romantic wartime epic 'Closing the Ring' tomorrow night in the city.
The movie, directed by Attenborough, was shot in Belfast last year and tells the tragic story of a ring found on a hill overlooking the city 50 years after an American B-17 bomber crashed there.
Spanning two continents and over five decades, it emerges the last dying wish of the gunner was that he wanted the ring returned to his girlfriend in America.
Oscar winner Brenda Fricker and acclaimed actors Pete Postlethwaite, Neve Campbell and Christopher Plummer are also among the cast.
The film is loosely-based on real events surrounding the crash of an American bomber which was returning to its base in Nutts Corner near Antrim.
The movie, part of which is set in North Carolina, was also filmed in Toronto.
The securing of the movie was a major coup for the Northern Ireland Film and Television Commission which has since been able to attract a number of high profile screen projects to the city by converting an old paint hall in Belfast docks into the Titanic Film Studio.
Bill Murray and Tim Robbins shot the children's science fiction epic 'City of Ember' in Belfast this year and actor Ben Kingsley, who won an Oscar in the title role of Attenborough's 'Gandhi', is currently shooting 'Man on the Run' about an IRA informer.
'Closing the Ring' has already boosted the career of Belfast actor Marty McCann, who, on the strength of his performance, landed an audition with Steven Spielberg and then a role in the follow-up to the television series 'Band of Brothers'.
Stormont Culture Minister Edwin Poots and Economy Minister Nigel Dodds will tomorrow host a lunchtime reception for the movie's stars.
As the Hollywood team arrived in the city, 'Closing the Ring's producer, Belfast-based Jo Gilbert, spoke of her pride over Northern Ireland's role in the making of the movie.
"With the majority of 'Closing the Ring' shot on location in Belfast, including the Cave Hill, the east and north of the city as well as filming on the stages of the Titanic Studios and at Bangor's Clandeboye Estate, it proves that Northern Ireland has strong credentials as a movie-making hotspot," she said.
Watch Richard Attenborough's interview on 'The Late Late Show' here.
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