Artist: Arruga, Lombardo and Friends
Genre(s):
Instrumental
Discography:
Vivaldi: The Meeting
Year: 1998
Tracks: 7
Monday, 30 June 2008
Arruga, Lombardo and Friends
Artist: Arruga, Lombardo and Friends
Genre(s):
Instrumental
Discography:
Vivaldi: The Meeting
Year: 1998
Tracks: 7
Feeder Map Late Autumn UK Tour
Feeder have just released their sixth studio album 'Silent Cry' and also completed some very low-key live dates, but now they plan to head out across the UK later on this year for a full-scale tour.
Fans have nineteen opportunities to see the band live during the months of October and November, including shows in Glasgow, Liverpool, Birmingham, Bristol, Brighton and London, among others.
Tickets go on sale from 9am Friday 27th June and are �22.50 in advance for all shows except London which is �25 in advance. Doors for all shows will be 7.30pm
October Tour Dates:
20 - STOKE-ON-TRENT, Victoria Hall
21 - MANCHESTER, Apollo
23 - NEWCASTLE, Academy
24 - GLASGOW, Barrowlands
26 - LINCOLN, Engine Shed
27 - NOTTINGHAM, Rock City
29 - LIVERPOOL, University
30 - SHEFFIELD, Academy
November Tour Dates:
1 - LOUGHBOROUGH, University
2 - NEWPORT, Centre
4 - BIRMINGAHAM, Academy
5 - LLANDUDNO, Arena
7 - LEEDS, Academy
8 - BRISTOL, Colston Hall
10 - CAMBRIDGE, Corn Exchange
11 - BRIGHTON, Dome
14 - EXETER, University
15 - SOUTHAMPTON, Guildhall
17 - LONDON, Brixton Academy
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Sunday, 29 June 2008
Queen Latifah sues in N.Y. over cameo film role
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. actress and singer Queen Latifah sued a small film production company that helped finance the movie "The Perfect Holiday" on Wednesday, saying she had not been paid any money for the film.
Lawyers for Queen Latifah, an Academy Award-nominated actress and Grammy Award-winning singer whose real name is Dana Owens, said in a lawsuit filed in Manhattan federal court the California-based company, Perfect Christmas Productions, had breached her contract and owed her $275,000 for a cameo role in the film.
"The Perfect Holiday," which was also produced by Owens, 38, was released in December 2007, starring Terrence Howard and Gabrielle Union. It grossed more than $5.8 million by February, 2008 in the United States, according to Box Office Mojo.
The lawsuit said Perfect Christmas Productions was believed to have been paid several million dollars by third parties for "The Perfect Holiday," which was originally known as "Perfect Christmas."
(Reporting by Christine Kearney, editing by Michelle Nichols and Vicki Allen)
Lawyers for Queen Latifah, an Academy Award-nominated actress and Grammy Award-winning singer whose real name is Dana Owens, said in a lawsuit filed in Manhattan federal court the California-based company, Perfect Christmas Productions, had breached her contract and owed her $275,000 for a cameo role in the film.
"The Perfect Holiday," which was also produced by Owens, 38, was released in December 2007, starring Terrence Howard and Gabrielle Union. It grossed more than $5.8 million by February, 2008 in the United States, according to Box Office Mojo.
The lawsuit said Perfect Christmas Productions was believed to have been paid several million dollars by third parties for "The Perfect Holiday," which was originally known as "Perfect Christmas."
(Reporting by Christine Kearney, editing by Michelle Nichols and Vicki Allen)
Hamka
Artist: Hamka
Genre(s):
Metal
Discography:
Unearth
Year: 2006
Tracks: 13
Kevin Spacey - Kevin Spacey To Judge British Short Film Talent
Jennifer Lopez - Lopez To Help Sick Children
Singer/actress JENNIFER LOPEZ is to co-ordinate and host a fundraising gala to help sick children - insisting her baby twins have inspired her to "do something for the world".
The star gave birth to Max and Emme in February (08), her first children with husband Marc Anthony, and she is convinced becoming a mother has made her want to do more charity work.
Lopez has now agreed to host the third annual Noche de Ni�os gala to benefit the Children's Hospital in Los Angeles. She will also be helping to co-ordinate the fundraising event which will feature performances from her husband.
And she puts her new-found dedication to good causes down to her kids.
She tells People En Espanol, "They inspire me to want to be better, to be a better person, to do something for the world, to set an example for them, to make them proud of me and to know that there's a certain way that you should live."
The Noche de Ni�os gala will be held on 11 October (08) at the Nokia Center in L.A. to benefit the 93,000 children treated annually at the hospital.
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Xtina: For a Good Time, Ditch Hubby!
Christina Aguilera had a crazy night at LAX in Vegas this weekend -- whenever her husband wasn't around.
While the "Dirrty" bird bounced all over her cute blonde friend, Jordy parked in their booth. Even Verne Troyer looked like he was having more fun ... and he was flipping everyone off.
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While the "Dirrty" bird bounced all over her cute blonde friend, Jordy parked in their booth. Even Verne Troyer looked like he was having more fun ... and he was flipping everyone off.
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Rheostatics
Artist: Rheostatics
Genre(s):
Rock
Discography:
The Whale Music Concert
Year: 1992
Tracks: 13
If anyone can lay claim to the title of "Nigh Canadian Band Ever", the Rheostatics sure can prepare a compelling case, with songs about hockey, Saskatchewan, Canadian painters, and with brood versions of songs by other Canadian artists (Gordon Lightfoot, Jane Siberry). Of course, being loved by Canada's top-selling band, the Tragically Hip, doesn't hurt either.
The Rheostatics were formed in 1980 in Etobicoke, Ontario, when the members of the band were still too cy Young to deglutition in the clubs where they played. Two early tapes were released below the name Rheostatics and the Trans Canada Soul Patrol, simply according to cycle guitarist/vocalist Dave Bidini, copies are selfsame rare and fans plausibly "shouldn't regular bother" nerve-wracking to produce ahold of them.
After a few early personnel changes, the ring finally gelled with the lineup of Bidini, lead guitarist/vocalist Martin Tielli, bassist/vocalist Tim Vesely and drummer Dave Clark. The first prescribed Rheostatics liberation was 1987's Sterling Hits. Though a shoot at college radio and on latenight CBC computer programming, the independent album wasn't much of a commercial success, though it spawned the cult pip "The Ballad of Wendel Clark Parts I & II." Melville came out after a four-year break, and showed a majuscule musical festering; where Sterling Hits was jangling and clumsy, Melville was accomplished and confident. This album too showed the isthmus stretch forbidden into thirster, more complex songs with less established lyrical affair.
Whale Music followed in 1992, continuing the direction started on Herman Melville, only with stronger material and better musicianship. The record album was named after the novel by Paul Quarrington, around an eccentric recluse named Desmond Howl wHO created symphonious pop out masterpieces in his basement studio. After a mind to Whale Music, it's hard to imagine whatever other band more up to the chore of reproducing Howl's act, which is on the button wherefore Quarrington hired the band to indite the soundtrack for the film of Whale Music. Thus, when the Whale Music soundtrack came stunned in 1994, the lot was in the funny place of having two albums with exactly the like call. Though mostly implemental, the soundtrack album spawned an existent hit single, "Claire."
Between the time the ring finished the tracks for the Whale Music motion picture and its eventual release, the dance orchestra (at present signed to Sire) took a great deal of the implemental material from the soundtrack, reworked it, and added lyrics. Much of this material wound up on the Introducing Happiness record album, which over up on shelves before the soundtrack itself. Introducing Happiness was an all-over-the-map tolerant of album, draftsmanship together music from many different styles, including punk rock, commonwealth, pop and reform-minded. Fan reaction to the album was polarized, with many hailing it as a classical, and others peculiarly proclaiming it a pop sell out. After the album's outlet, Dave Clark bowed stunned of the lot to act on his possess interests, and the band was released from its contract with Sire.
Later a shakedown period of time with new drummer and multi-instrumentalist Don Kerr, the Rheostatics were commissioned by the National Gallery of Canada to indite a 40-minute piece of music observance the painters the Group of Seven. Confounding expectations later the pop treasure "Claire," this generally instrumental man became their succeeding album, Music Inspired by the Group of Seven, with the band back on the Drog label. Shortly later, the more pop-oriented record album The Blue Hysteria brought the band back into familiar (in time eclecticist) territory.
For many fans, the 1997 release of Double Live was like a dreaming add up true. While the band hadn't always achieved much commercial success with their albums, they had achieved a great deal of deference and critical acclaim for their live shows, both from fans and other musicians. Much of the hitch supporting The Blue Hysteria was an possible action one-armed bandit on the Tragically Hip's cross-country spell. Despite this outstanding stain on the measure and shout-outs from Hip lead singer Gord Downie (mind to the beginning of the Tragically Hip live album Live Between Us for proof), the Rheostatics quiet had a hard clip breaking through to an hearing thirsty for disposable pop fluff. Although a great deal of this experience is elaborate in Bidini's holy Scripture On a Cold Road: Tales of Adventure in Canadian Rock, Double Live is ultimately the better document, pulling together songs recorded before at a loss sports stadium crowds, indifferent saloon audiences, and rabid fans in informal clubs. In increase to many of the band's better-known numbers game, Double Live besides included a number of rarities and long-lost gems.
Recollective favorites of late-night wireless in Canada, the Rheostatics were asked to impart to the last program of CBC's long-running Nightlines. For this special show, the band put together a sound montage consisting of new songs, some aged material, and bits that were more like skits. This became the band's following album, The Nightlines Sessions, though it cadaver more than an oddity than a substantive contribution to the band's catalogue.
Having long since dispensed with the pretence that they were a conventional rock band, the Rheostatics chose a different track once again with the Tale of Harmelodia album. Ostensibly a children's album, the CD came packaged inside a jewel-case-sized hardcover book containing a tale by Bidini and hand-painted illustrations by Tielli (world Health Organization had besides contributed nontextual matter to closely all of the band's premature albums). Despite the nidus of the album, the record album remained sympathetic to the adults that made up the bulk of the band's fanbase.
Dettinger
Artist: Dettinger
Genre(s):
Electronic
Other
Discography:
Prospect (Chain Reaction 029, 2002)
Year: 2002
Tracks: 3
Oasis
Year: 2000
Tracks: 7
Intershop
Year: 1999
Tracks: 7
Blond
Year: 1998
Tracks: 4
Olaf Dettinger is ane of the top-shelf producers on the Cologne, Germany-based Kompakt roster. Often bathing his ambient tracks in analogue synths and succulent static, he's as up to of generating satisfying seventh heaven and discomforting paranoia. With 1999's Intershop, Dettinger became the number one artist to spill a single-artist LP on Kompakt, which followed a twin of 12" singles released in 1998 and before in 1999 (Blonde and Puma). 2000 saw the vent of the Totentanz 12" and his bit LP, Oasis; in addition, his profile was raised by appearance on Mille Plateaux's all-things-glitch Clicks + Cuts compiling. In June of 2001, Dettinger performed alongside Jonas Bering, Closer Musick, and Tobias Thomas (wHO featured a Dettinger track on his Kompakt integrate Fur Dich) as ambassadors of Kompakt at the Mutek Festival in Montreal, Quebec. The producer has contributed potent tracks for Pop Ambient 2001 and the number one triad Total compilations on Kompakt.
Emmys Announce Ten-Show Short Lists for Best Series Awards
Gyalwa Karmapa
Artist: Gyalwa Karmapa
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Sacred Buddha
Year:
Tracks: 11
Digital cinema looking for gains in Amsterdam
Free
Artist: Free
Genre(s):
Rock: Blues
Discography:
Heartbreaker
Year: 1973
Tracks: 9
Free At Last
Year: 1972
Tracks: 9
Famed for their perennial "All Right Now," Free helped lay the foundations for the uprise of hard stone, uncovering the earthy heavy of British blue devils down to its raw, minimalist core to open up a brand of proto-metal afterward popularized by 1970's superstars wish Foreigner, Foghat and Bad Company. Free formed in London in 1968 when guitar player Paul Kossoff, then a extremity of the blues unit Black Cat Bones, was taken to see vocaliser Paul Rodgers' chemical group Brown Sugar by a quaker, drummer Tom Mautner. After deciding to form their have band, Kossoff and Rodgers recruited drummer Simon Kirke (since Mautner was at university) and 16-year-old bass phenom Andy Fraser from the ranks of John Mayall's Bluesbreakers; with the assist of Alexis Korner, wHO also suggested the name Free, the fledgeling band sign-language to the Island label, issue their bluesy debut Lashings of Sobs in 1968.
Free's eponymic 1969 follow-up expanded on their roots-based good, incorporating bikers like Albert King's "The Hunter" as well as muscular ballads like "Fabrication in the Sunshine" into the mix. Although both of the first two albums fared ailing on the charts, 1970's Fire and Water became a grand hit on the strength of the primordial "All Right Now," a Top Five smash powered by Rodgers' mettlesome, visceral vocals. After headlining 1970's Isle of Wight fete, the group appeared destined for superstardom, but the LP Main road did not transportation nearly as well as awaited, and subsequently a backbreaking tour which yielded 1971's Justify Live, the band dissolved amidst ego clashes and recriminations.
While Rodgers went on to form Peace and Fraser founded Toby, Kossoff and Kirke teamed with bassist Tetsu Yamauchi and keyboardist John "Rabbit" Bundrick to record the album Kossoff, Kirke, Tetsu and Rabbit. When none of these modern projects proven successful, the original lineup of Free re-formed to record 1972's Liberate at Last, which launched the strike "Little Bit of Love." However, do drugs problems nagged the group, as Kossoff's longtime struggle with diacetylmorphine continued to decline; before long Fraser exited to form Sharks with Chris Spedding, going Rodgers and Kirke to record the majority of 1973's Heartbreaker while a drug-addled Kossoff watched from the sidelines. Soon, the chemical group disbanded again, this time for estimable: patch Rodgers and Kirke went on to found Bad Company, Kossoff formed Back Street Crawler before dying of a drug-induced pump plan of attack on March 19, 1976.
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