Artist: Dron
Genre(s):
Electronic
Discography:
Xenologix
Year: 2001
Tracks: 13
Duffy - Duffy Records Bond Track
Wednesday, 25 June 2008
Dron
Artist: Dron
Genre(s):
Electronic
Discography:
Xenologix
Year: 2001
Tracks: 13
Duffy - Duffy Records Bond Track
Thursday, 19 June 2008
Bill Murray's Wife Files For Divorce
Bill Murray's wife of 10-years has filed for divorce, accusing the actor of physical abuse, adultery, abondonment and drug addiction, in documents filed on May 12.
According to a report in the Charleston Post and Courier, Jennifer Butler Murray filed for divorce in Charleston County, South Carolina, and has requested a restraining order against her husband.
John McDougall, the actor's lawyer, released a statement on Thursday (May 29) saying, "I can say that Bill Murray is deeply saddened by the break-up of his marriage to Jennifer. They remain loving parents, committed to the best interest of their children. And Mr. Murray asks the public respect his family's privacy at this difficult time."
The couple have four sons together Caleb, Jackson, Cooper and Lincoln.
NEXT: Sharon Stone Apologizes For Chinese Comments
Photo courtesy of Magnolia Pictures.
Jessica Get Mistaken for Carrie!
Jessica Simpson has been making her feelings about Carrie Underwood be known with her anti-vegetarian stance emblazoned on a shirt, so it's safe to say she wasn't too happy when she was mistaken for her foe!
Following lunch with pals at Dos Caminos in NYC�s SoHo on June 11, Jess, 27, returned to her hotel, where a girl asked for her autograph.
�She said she was her number-one fan from back in the Idol days,� an eyewitness tells OK!. �Jessica smiled politely and didn�t correct her, and she started to laugh when the girl asked how she was doing since her devastating split from Chace [Crawford].�
Ouch.
Jess didn�t end up giving her John Hancock, and though she took it all in stride, a pal tells OK!, �She wasn�t pleased that the girl had no clue who she was!�
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Crack is Wack for Tatum O'Neal
Tatum O'Neal was popped by the NYPD for allegedly scoring crack and coke last night.The NYPD tells us that O'Neal was allegedly "observed" buying crack and coke on the Lower East Side near her apartment.
She was charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance and held at the Seventh Precinct downtown. We're told that she's waiting to see the judge for arraignment.
Her rep couldn't immediately be reached for comment.
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Neotrope Sponsors LAMN Jams, Brings PR Expertise to Live Music Series
LOS ANGELES, June 12 -- Neotrope(R), an entertainment and
brand marketing company, will officially sponsor the Los Angeles Music
Network's Rock and Urban Music Contest "LAMN Jams" which runs June 9th
through August 11th. Taking its popular LAMN Jams to a new level, LAMN
invites rock artists to submit original music to perform for a panel of
industry experts and receive live critiques.
Monthly winners move up to the finale and compete for the Grand Prize.
Those selected will perform at Skinny's Lounge in the NoHo Arts District.
Performance dates: June 9, July 7 and Aug 11 (finale). Open to the public,
admission is free for all dates!
Among other prizes, the winners will receive a targeted
Direct-to-Editors(TM) press release campaign from Neotrope's Send2Press(R)
service (a $500 value).
"Whether you are building a buzz or maintaining a career in the music
business, there is nothing more important than getting the word out," says
LAMN President Tess Taylor, "and so we are thrilled to have Neotrope on
board. Neotrope's Send2Press service will provide the winning artists an
essential building block in a successful career. Once you have your story,
you need a way to tell the world, and Send2Press is an excellent way to do
it."
Talent judges committed to participate include executives from 98.7-FM,
Universal Music Publishing, Electronic Arts Worldwide Music, Trans World
Entertainment, MySpace Records, SIXX: A.M., Angel Diva Music, Taxi and Red
Queen Music.
Artists register at http://www.lamn.com or 818-769-6095. Submission fee
is $25 and performers compete to win prizes at monthly LAMN Jams. Monthly
winners are eligible to compete for the Grand Prize.
LAMN Jam sponsors include 98.7-FM, Heroin Diaries / Ovation Guitars,
Taxi.com, Tunecore.com, Justin Winokur Photography, Music Connection,
On/Off Records, Onlinegigs.com, Optic Noise Music Licensing, Angel Diva
Music, Neotrope/Send2Press, Skinny's Lounge, Propellerheads, and What Is
Indie?.
Now in its 20th year, the Los Angeles Music Network promotes education,
career advancement and good will among artists and creatives. LAMN is a
sister organization of the National Association of Record Industry
Professionals (NARIP) which caters to record executives.
Neotrope is an entertainment, design, PR, and multimedia publishing
company founded in 1983 by creative guru and musician Christopher Simmons.
Neotrope's Send2Press(R) service (http://www.Send2Press.com) provides
affordable media solutions for entertainment companies worldwide, and is
powered by Neotrope's ContextEngine(R) system.
This release was issued on behalf of the above organization by
Send2Press(R), a unit of Neotrope(R). http://www.Send2Press.com
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brand marketing company, will officially sponsor the Los Angeles Music
Network's Rock and Urban Music Contest "LAMN Jams" which runs June 9th
through August 11th. Taking its popular LAMN Jams to a new level, LAMN
invites rock artists to submit original music to perform for a panel of
industry experts and receive live critiques.
Monthly winners move up to the finale and compete for the Grand Prize.
Those selected will perform at Skinny's Lounge in the NoHo Arts District.
Performance dates: June 9, July 7 and Aug 11 (finale). Open to the public,
admission is free for all dates!
Among other prizes, the winners will receive a targeted
Direct-to-Editors(TM) press release campaign from Neotrope's Send2Press(R)
service (a $500 value).
"Whether you are building a buzz or maintaining a career in the music
business, there is nothing more important than getting the word out," says
LAMN President Tess Taylor, "and so we are thrilled to have Neotrope on
board. Neotrope's Send2Press service will provide the winning artists an
essential building block in a successful career. Once you have your story,
you need a way to tell the world, and Send2Press is an excellent way to do
it."
Talent judges committed to participate include executives from 98.7-FM,
Universal Music Publishing, Electronic Arts Worldwide Music, Trans World
Entertainment, MySpace Records, SIXX: A.M., Angel Diva Music, Taxi and Red
Queen Music.
Artists register at http://www.lamn.com or 818-769-6095. Submission fee
is $25 and performers compete to win prizes at monthly LAMN Jams. Monthly
winners are eligible to compete for the Grand Prize.
LAMN Jam sponsors include 98.7-FM, Heroin Diaries / Ovation Guitars,
Taxi.com, Tunecore.com, Justin Winokur Photography, Music Connection,
On/Off Records, Onlinegigs.com, Optic Noise Music Licensing, Angel Diva
Music, Neotrope/Send2Press, Skinny's Lounge, Propellerheads, and What Is
Indie?.
Now in its 20th year, the Los Angeles Music Network promotes education,
career advancement and good will among artists and creatives. LAMN is a
sister organization of the National Association of Record Industry
Professionals (NARIP) which caters to record executives.
Neotrope is an entertainment, design, PR, and multimedia publishing
company founded in 1983 by creative guru and musician Christopher Simmons.
Neotrope's Send2Press(R) service (http://www.Send2Press.com) provides
affordable media solutions for entertainment companies worldwide, and is
powered by Neotrope's ContextEngine(R) system.
This release was issued on behalf of the above organization by
Send2Press(R), a unit of Neotrope(R). http://www.Send2Press.com
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Gary Barlow backs Take That-based musical
Take That's Gary Barlow has tacitly praised the musical 'Never Forget', which is based on his band and made its London West End debut last night (May 22).
The band had previously distanced themselves from the production, which they have no officially endorsed. Although record company EMI had licensed the band's songs for the production, the group had insisted that the show was nothing to do with them.
However, since hearing reports from friends about the show, Barlow has softened his stance. Although he said he would not go to see the show himself, he said that he had heard positive feedback about it.
"At first I thought it sounded horrible," he told BBc News. "But the reports I've seen have been really good so there must be something good in it. I'm just worried that they're better than us.
"I don't really know a lot about it, but the people I know that have been really had a good time."
The band had previously distanced themselves from the production, which they have no officially endorsed. Although record company EMI had licensed the band's songs for the production, the group had insisted that the show was nothing to do with them.
However, since hearing reports from friends about the show, Barlow has softened his stance. Although he said he would not go to see the show himself, he said that he had heard positive feedback about it.
"At first I thought it sounded horrible," he told BBc News. "But the reports I've seen have been really good so there must be something good in it. I'm just worried that they're better than us.
"I don't really know a lot about it, but the people I know that have been really had a good time."
A-Team and Kojak return on the web
US TV giant NBC Universal has said that it will stream full episodes of classic series on its websites.
The Hollywood Reporter says that shows like 'The A-Team', 'Kojak', 'Miami Vice' and the original 'Battlestar Galactica' will be available on NBC sites from this month.
'The A-Team' will be available on NBC.com and SleuthChannel.com, 'Kojak' and 'Miami Vice' on SleuthChannel.com and 'Battlestar Galactica' on SciFi.com.
The Hollywood Reporter says that shows like 'The A-Team', 'Kojak', 'Miami Vice' and the original 'Battlestar Galactica' will be available on NBC sites from this month.
'The A-Team' will be available on NBC.com and SleuthChannel.com, 'Kojak' and 'Miami Vice' on SleuthChannel.com and 'Battlestar Galactica' on SciFi.com.
Benny Carter and Oscar Peterson
Artist: Benny Carter and Oscar Peterson
Genre(s):
Jazz
Discography:
Benny Carter Meets Oscar Peterson
Year:
Tracks: 7
Lindsay Lohan walks away from Manson movie
Midge Ure And Ultravox
Artist: Midge Ure And Ultravox
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Finest (Cd2)
Year: 2004
Tracks: 15
Finest (Cd1)
Year: 2004
Tracks: 15
Beyonce & Diddy Fight Over Jay-Z
Beyonce reportedly had a rival for the attentions of new husband Jay-Z in Cannes over the weekend – in the form of P-Diddy.
The Bootylicious one was apparently unimpressed with Diddy’s hard-partying influence on her hubby, after he gatecrashed their bash at the VIP Rooms in the French city.
"Beyonce's usually so mild-mannered but she was rolling her eyes as Diddy kept dragging her man off to party,” a source tells the U.K.’s Mirror.
Even the Queen Bee's jelly failed to work it's usual magic.
"She tried to win her hubby back by dancing up close to him but Diddy pulled him onstage and made him watch his raucous rendition of New York, New York," the insider adds.
The Bootylicious one was apparently unimpressed with Diddy’s hard-partying influence on her hubby, after he gatecrashed their bash at the VIP Rooms in the French city.
"Beyonce's usually so mild-mannered but she was rolling her eyes as Diddy kept dragging her man off to party,” a source tells the U.K.’s Mirror.
Even the Queen Bee's jelly failed to work it's usual magic.
"She tried to win her hubby back by dancing up close to him but Diddy pulled him onstage and made him watch his raucous rendition of New York, New York," the insider adds.
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