London (ANI): Days after allegedly insulting Sir Elton John at the GQ Awards, Lily Allen has written that she "feels like kill herself" on her Facebook page. According to reports, the 'Smile' star was recently involved in a spat with the 'Sacrifice' hitmaker afterward her sottish exchanges with him as they presented the GQ Awards this week. However, Lily has lashed out the claims.
She claimed to be suicidal in the first place today, poster on her Facebook that she was ''dying inside'' and ''felt like violent death herself'', only those posts have since been removed. Posting on her MySpace blog, an upset Lily also aforementioned that she feels ''bullied'' by the showbiz journalists behind the stories and says that she was only jocose when she said her brother Alfie was busy to girlfriend Jaime Winstone.
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Sunday, 31 August 2008
Photographer Drew Tal Fervently Hopes for Nice Weather This Weekend
Drew Tal�s Faith (2008).Courtesy of Point of View Gallery
Drew Tal, at Point of View Gallery through tomorrow, says: Happy Labor Day weekend. Peace. Love.
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Thursday, 21 August 2008
Download Basia Bulat mp3
 Artist: Basia Bulat: mp3 download Genre(s): Folk Discography:  Oh My Darling Year: 2007 Tracks: 12 Canadian singer/songwriter Basia Bulat came on the face of it verboten of nowhere to become ane of the most talked about new artists in both Canada and the United Kingdom with the release of her number one rough album, Oh, My Darling, in 2007. Originally from Toronto, Bulat lives and writes in the quieter community of London, Ontario, where she recorded a self-released EP in 2005. Bulat's rich, expressive voice is the ideal vehicle for her songs, which manage with love and life-time with a combination of unhappiness and curiosity, and her melodies are bolstered by a band that incorporates strings and keyboards along with the traditional drums and guitar. In 2006, producer Howard Bilerman, c. H. Best known for his run with the Arcade Fire, took Bulat and her band into the studio to saucer her first full-length record album; the issue, Oh, My Darling, caught the ear of the honored U.K. label Rough Trade, which signed Bulat and released the disk in the springtime of 2007 ahead she had a trade in Canada or the United States. British reviews for Oh, My Darling were wildly enthusiastic, and a circuit of England and Europe impressed both critics and fans. Canadian main label Hardwood Records (home to famed singer/songwriter Hayden) signed Bulat in the summertime of 2007, with Oh, My Darling scheduled for release in the fall. |
Monday, 11 August 2008
The Black Keys Mellow Out, Sign Autographs for Policemen
After four months on the road in support of this year's Attack and Release, it's completely reasonable that the Black Keys might feel the need to chill out a bit. As such, the duo downed water last night at McCarren Park Pool and seemed to be pacing themselves carefully. They played with their usual precision, but we would liked to have seen a little more wildness. The first few songs were subdued, with drummer Dan Auerbach warbling through the opener, �Girl Is on My Mind� (also the first song at their Terminal 5 show in May). �Thickfreakness� chugged along like a train with a broken � or maybe just wacky � axle.
But things started to pick up for �10 AM Automatic,� which had almost a hip-hop beat and an apocalyptic ending, and �Same Old Thing,� during which our friend noted, �It�s getting heavier.� By �Stack Shot Billy,� in which Auerbach mysteriously changed keys, then changed back again � or did we imagine that? � the spell was cast. It helped that there were about 0.9 joints per capita. �What the fuck is that, a helicopter?� someone commented mid-song, apropos of nothing. Things were strange indeed, and wonderful: During �Everywhere I Go,� played as a holy, flaming march, we thought, What�s that sound? A steam shovel, a herd of elk? Meanwhile, Auerbach�s hair, close-pressed to his head at the show�s start, was unfurling.
But things were, in the end, mellow. �Breaks,� a great tune from their no-nonsense first album, The Big Come Up, settled into a funk beat before turning into a leisurely slow jam. The last song of their set, �I Got Mine,� was restrained, and we couldn�t help but think of all the songs we long to hear at a Black Keys show and never do. (Would it have been too heavy-handed for them to have played �Brooklyn Bound�?) When they came on for their encore, Auerbach confided that a cop had approached him next to the stage. �He wanted my autograph,� he said. �The world must be ending.� Dan, we miss when you were running from the law. �Kathleen Reeves
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Wednesday, 6 August 2008
Emmerdale's Andy furious at Jo & Sam
'Emmerdale's Jo and Sam are reportedly set to see the nasty side of Andy when he sees the pair being affectionate with each other.
According to the show's prescribed website, Andy is unable to control his season when she sees somebody else with his married woman Jo.
James Hooton, who plays Sam Dingle in the show, said of his character's feeling towards Jo: "His feelings are largely borne out of protectiveness and a feeling Andy isn't treating her as he should."
"Andy arrives home early and Jo tries to cancel dinner. Sam's upset and tells her Andy doesn't treat her right. Then tells her he loves her and tries to kiss her."
Jo tells Sam that she loves him as a friend and then kisses him on the forehead to comfort him just Andy isn't pleased when he sees this exhibit of affectionateness and reacts badly.
According to the show's prescribed website, Andy is unable to control his season when she sees somebody else with his married woman Jo.
James Hooton, who plays Sam Dingle in the show, said of his character's feeling towards Jo: "His feelings are largely borne out of protectiveness and a feeling Andy isn't treating her as he should."
"Andy arrives home early and Jo tries to cancel dinner. Sam's upset and tells her Andy doesn't treat her right. Then tells her he loves her and tries to kiss her."
Jo tells Sam that she loves him as a friend and then kisses him on the forehead to comfort him just Andy isn't pleased when he sees this exhibit of affectionateness and reacts badly.
Tuesday, 24 June 2008
Len Wiseman to direct 'Gears of War'
Chris Morgan will write the video game adaptation
New Line is putting "Gears of War" in motion, setting Len Wiseman to direct the video game adaptation being produced by Temple Hill's Marty Bowen and Wyck Godfrey.
Chris Morgan, who wrote the upcoming Universal tentpoles "Wanted" and "The Fast and the Furious 4," has been hired to write the screenplay. Wiseman and Morgan will develop the story treatment.
The movement on the project suggests that the reconfigured New Line won't be confined to horror, thrillers and low-budget comedies but will be able to tackle big-budget projects outside the scope initially ascribed to the Warner Bros. division.
"Gears," developed by Epic Games, became an instant success when it debuted on the Xbox 360 in November 2006. It became one of the most popular games on the Xbox Live service, overtaking "Halo 2," and sold more than 3 million units worldwide in its first 10 weeks. It received numerous awards, including Gamespot's Game of the Year and the Interactive Achievement Awards' Overall Game of the Year.
Set on the planet Sera, the game thrusts players into a battle for survival between humans and a race of creatures that surface from the bowels of the planet known as the Locust Horde. Players assume identities of soldiers on Delta Squad as they fight to save Sera's inhabitants.
Overseeing for New Line are Richard Brener, Walter Hamada and Dave Neustadter. Stuart Beattie was the original writer on the project.
Video game adaptations have proved a tricky art to master in Hollywood. Some movies have fallen apart because of creative and economic pressures ("Halo") or just not performed well at the boxoffice ("Doom").
Cliff Bleszinski, the "Gears" design director at Epic, said the tricks to adapting a game are simple: "Hollywood needs to take the source material seriously, win over the avid gamers and make it work for an audience that is young and old, male and female." But he also admitted that that plan is easier said than done.
"Disney made a great movie out of a theme park ride, and somebody is sooner or later going to make a great one out of a video game," Bleszinski said. "Having someone like Len really helps the odds. I think we're going to create something special here."
The ICM-repped Wiseman last directed "Live Free or Die Hard," which grossed about $135 million in the U.S., and was behind the vampire-werewolf "Underworld" franchise. Morgan is repped by ICM. The two wrote together on "Shell Game," a sci-fi project set up at Sony.
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Sunday, 15 June 2008
Kohinoor Langa Group
Artist: Kohinoor Langa Group
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New Age
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Music From The Desert Nomads
Year: 1994
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Britain's Got Talent: Simon Cowell: 'Faryl Smith Will Earn �20m Before She's 20'
Wednesday, 11 June 2008
Flatley wins multi-million dollar lawsuit
'Lord of the Dance' star Michael Flatley has been awarded $11m in a court case against a woman who falsely accused him of sexual assault.
Flatley had lodged a $100m lawsuit over the malicious claims made by estate agent Tyna Marie Robertson.
The settlement was offered after the California Supreme Court agreed that the accusations were false, and part of a scheme to extort millions of dollars from the dance star.
Flatley had lodged a $100m lawsuit over the malicious claims made by estate agent Tyna Marie Robertson.
The settlement was offered after the California Supreme Court agreed that the accusations were false, and part of a scheme to extort millions of dollars from the dance star.
Lil Bow Wow
Artist: Lil Bow Wow
Genre(s):
Rap: Hip-Hop
Discography:
Doggy Bag
Year: 2001
Tracks: 13
Beware of Dog
Year: 2001
Tracks: 12
Brangelina baby buzz swirls, despite denial
CORRENS, France — Brangelina must be cocooning.
The paparazzi swarming France's Cote d'Azur can't find Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. Locals mutter or giggle about the invasion of Hollywood glam.
A flyover of their new home in a luxurious villa turned up no clues about a report they've added a set of twins — which Pitt's manager says is "not true."
This pastoral sliver of the south of France has been abuzz ever since reports emerged last week that the Brangelina clan was moving in — confirmed by the mayor of the village in question, Correns.
A helicopter swing Saturday over the vast yet reclusive Château Miraval, where the couple and their four children are said to be settling, turned up only stepped vineyards, empty chairs at a table on a pockmarked stone patio and a helicopter parked on a finely groomed lawn in front of a farmhouse and accompanying buildings.
"Entertainment Tonight" first reported on its Web site Friday that the actress had given birth in France. Show host Mary Hart cited an unidentified source who claimed to be in the delivery room, saying the twins were born and that "yes, mother and babies are fine."
Pitt's manager, Cynthia Pett-Dante, told The Associated Press: "We have no comment except the story is not true," and several celebrity news outlets also reported the story was false.
Despite the denial, the Web site of Britain's Now magazine on Saturday cited "sources in France" saying Jolie's doctor had flown in from California, and that the couple named the twin girls Isla Marcheline and Amelie Jane Jolie-Pitt.
Jolie has said previously that her twins are due in August. She and Pitt already have four children: 6-year-old Maddox, 4-year-old Pax and 3-year-old Zahara, who are adopted, and 2-year-old Shiloh.
Hospital officials in maternity clinics and hospitals in the region said they weren't aware that Jolie had come in — and would not say if she was scheduled.
France strictly respects privacy rules governing health matters.
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Mark Wahlberg - Wahlberg Injured By His Daughter
MARK WAHLBERG is nursing a bandaged thumb after his young daughter attacked him during a game of tennis.
The Boogie Nights star has been forced to promote his new film The Happening sporting a special hand strap to protect his sore digit.
And he revealed to the hosts of NBC's The Today Show that four-and-a-half year old Ella-Rae is the culprit.
Wahlberg explains, "She whacked me. We were playing tennis. She was thrilled."
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Fest canceled this year
Las Vegas festival Vegoose will not happen in 2008, according to Jonathan Mayers, president of Superfly Presents, co-producer of Vegoose with A.C. Prods.
Brian De Palma to helm 'Stranglers'
Adapted from Susan Kelly's nonfiction book
Brian De Palma has long had a thing for the notorious.
The "Scarface" director has signed on to helm "The Boston Stranglers" for producer Gale Anne Hurd's Valhalla Motion Pictures.
The film is adapted by Alan Rosen ("Head of the Class") from Susan Kelly's nonfiction book "The Boston Stranglers: The Public Conviction of Albert DeSalvo and the True Story of Eleven Shocking Murders."
The thriller will detail the early-'60s Beantown killings and their controversial resolution.
Hurd will produce, and Kevin Kelly Brown will exec produce.
De Palma similarly plumbed real-life-derived atrocities in "Casualties of War," "Redacted" and "The Black Dahlia."
The Strangler case continues to stir debate. Many question whether Albert DeSalvo -- a publicity hound who confessed to the murders and was later stabbed to death while incarcerated on unrelated charges -- was the actual killer.
The murders were the basis of a 1968 movie that starred Tony Curtis as DeSalvo and Henry Fonda as the detective pursuing him. That version was based on an earlier book by Gerold Frank. Several TV and DVD movies have been derived from the events.
Valhalla and Hurd produced "The Incredible Hulk" for Marvel and Universal, which will release the film June 13.
De Palma has been the writer and/or director of "The Untouchables," "Carlito's Way" and "Dressed to Kill," but his recent films have underperformed. His last hit was "Mission: Impossible" in 1996. He is repped by ICM.
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Shania Speaks Out To Thank Fans
Brokenhearted Shania Twain has sent a message to her fans thanking them for their support as she attempts to get on with her life after splitting from her husband. Music mogul Robert 'Mutt' Lange has filed for divorce after 14 years of marriage to the country queen, leaving Twain shattered. But, in her first reaction to the split, the Canadian star has posted a heartfelt message to her fans on her website. She writes, "I am going through a rough time personally in my life (and) I wanted you all to know that I could not be getting through this without you. "Your letters, emails and words of encouragement give me strength. Your overwhelming support reminds me to smile, no matter how deep the pain and to always be grateful for all the beautiful blessings in my life. "I have so much to say but I know the best way for me to speak is through my music. This is my therapy, my passion, and my love. I look forward to sharing it with all of you as I begin this new journey. "I need some time to heal this broken heart but make no mistake; I will be back and hopefully stronger than ever. Thank you my friends, from the bottom of my heart."
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Fox adds comedy, thriller to TV's strongest lineup
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fox Broadcasting on Thursday rolled out a fall television schedule that adds a science-fiction thriller from one of TV's hottest producers, and a workplace comedy, to a lineup that is already tops with viewers.
Among the major broadcast networks, the News Corp unit is clearly sitting in the catbird seat, finishing out a season as the most watched network -- both overall and with younger viewers -- thanks to its blockbuster "American Idol."
Supporting "American Idol" is a roster filled with hits like "House" and "Bones," not to mention the countdown thriller "24," set to return after its current season was thwarted by the screenwriters' strike.
With a lineup that strong and a development season that was abbreviated by the strike, Fox decided to add just two new shows this fall.
"We looked at our schedule and thought we don't need a lot, and the good news is we got what we need," Fox Entertainment President Kevin Reilly said on a call with reporters.
Fox is putting big publicity behind "Fringe," a new science-fiction drama from J.J. Abrams, the force behind the popular castaway thriller "Lost" on Walt Disney Co's ABC. He was also behind past audience favorites "Alias" and "Felicity."
"There are high expectations for this," said Reilly. "The guy delivers on those expectations."
"Fringe," a thriller about three characters who uncover a mystery they fear is part of a large and terrifying pattern, will be teamed on Tuesday nights with medical drama "House."
Among the major broadcast networks, the News Corp unit is clearly sitting in the catbird seat, finishing out a season as the most watched network -- both overall and with younger viewers -- thanks to its blockbuster "American Idol."
Supporting "American Idol" is a roster filled with hits like "House" and "Bones," not to mention the countdown thriller "24," set to return after its current season was thwarted by the screenwriters' strike.
With a lineup that strong and a development season that was abbreviated by the strike, Fox decided to add just two new shows this fall.
"We looked at our schedule and thought we don't need a lot, and the good news is we got what we need," Fox Entertainment President Kevin Reilly said on a call with reporters.
Fox is putting big publicity behind "Fringe," a new science-fiction drama from J.J. Abrams, the force behind the popular castaway thriller "Lost" on Walt Disney Co's ABC. He was also behind past audience favorites "Alias" and "Felicity."
"There are high expectations for this," said Reilly. "The guy delivers on those expectations."
"Fringe," a thriller about three characters who uncover a mystery they fear is part of a large and terrifying pattern, will be teamed on Tuesday nights with medical drama "House."
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