Artist: Nathalie Cardone
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Nathalie Cardone
Year: 2000
Tracks: 12
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Wednesday, 18 June 2008
Michelle Williams - Fascinating Fact 5441
Former DESTINY'S CHILD star MICHELLE WILLIAMS' debut solo single has been written by former bandmate BEYONCE KNOWLES' little sister SOLANGE.
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Rascal Flatts to appear in Hannah Montana movie
NASHVILLE, Tenn. —
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The country group Rascal Flatts will appear and perform in the upcoming Hannah Montana movie.
A spokeswoman for the group's Lyric Street Records made the announcement Wednesday. No additional details were available about the band's appearance in "Hannah Montana: The Movie."
The movie, starring Miley Cyrus and her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, is filming in their home state of Tennessee. It's scheduled for release in theaters in 2009.
Rascal Flatts - Gary LeVox, Jay DeMarcus and Joe Don Rooney - are one of country's top acts. Their hits include "Take Me There," "What Hurts the Most," and "Bless the Broken Road."
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Diana Cooper
Artist: Diana Cooper
Genre(s):
Easy Listening
Discography:
The Unicorn Meditation
Year: 2004
Tracks: 10
The Karma Release Meditation
Year: 2004
Tracks: 12
The Chakra Meditation
Year: 2004
Tracks: 12
Greg Packer and NSL
Ealing Studios closes 'Dorian Gray' deals
Deal with Alliance sends pic to multiple territories
LONDON -- The latest celluloid picture of "Dorian Gray" is shipping to Canada, the U.K., Spain, Italy and Scandinavia through a multiterritory deal struck between sales and financier Ealing Studios International and distributor Alliance Films.
The Canadian-based distributor will push the picture out using its subsidiaries Alliance Films in Canada, Momentum Pictures in the U.K., Aurum in Spain and its partners Eagle in Italy and Scanbox across Scandinavia.
Introduced to buyers during this year's Marche du Film in Cannes, "Gray" also went to Concorde for German-speaking territories while Village Roadshow took Australia and New Zealand rights.
Ben Barnes, on screens as Prince Caspian in the recently released "Chronicles of Narnia" sequel, is cast to play Oscar Wilde's iconic character in an adaptation of the author's novel "The Picture of Dorian Gray."
Ealing also reported strong sales for Richard Eyre's "The Other Man," sealing deals with A Film for Benelux, California Films for Latin America and Village Roadshow in Australia and New Zealand.
An Ealing spokesperson said it also has struck its first deal with Luis De Val's new venture Wide Pictures, for Spanish rights to the Eyre project.
"Establishing new relationships with first rate companies such as Alliance Films and A Films, and continuing to work with old friends like Village Roadshow and Concorde was part of the Ealing Studios dream when we established our sales arm 18 months ago," Ealing Studios International head of sales and distribution Natalie Brenner said.
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Duffy - Ting Tings Alphabeat And Duffy Set For T4 On The Beach
The Ting Tings, Alphabeat and Duffy are among new acts confirmed for next month's T4 On The Beach event.
The That's Not My Name stars will be joined by the Danish pop act and the Welsh chanteuse at the concert, Channel 4 has confirmed today.
Also set to take the stage in Weston-super-Mare on Sunday July 20th are Guillemots and Feeder, with the latter making their third T4 On The Beach appearance.
Tickets for the sixth T4 On The Beach, which also features the likes of Adele, the Pigeon Detectives and Sam Sparro, sold out in record time but those who missed out will be able to tune in to Channel 4 to watch the event live.
McFly, the Hoosiers and Scouting For Girls will also perform in the Somerset sun, while Lightspeed Champion's Dev Hynes will look to bounce back from recent health problems - including a dangerous foot infection and a troublesome facial abscess - is also confirmed to perform.
Following her recent UK tour, Robyn will be on hand with chart-topping hits such as With Every Heartbeat and Be Mine, while the Feeling, whose song Join With Us is used by event sponsors Toyota, are also on the bill.
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Dangermouse liaisons
Visiting blues duo the Black Keys talk to Scott Kara about fleshing out their bare-bones sound
When the Black Keys went into the recording studio with a bloke called Brian "Dangermouse" Burton, there were a few nerves. Until then, the laid-back yet hard-rockin' Akron, Ohio, blues duo had done four straighforward "guitar, drum, rock records", the best being 2003's Thickfreakness, and here they were teaming up with one of the world's most in-demand music producers to record their latest album, Attack & Release.But, reckons drummer Patrick Carney, within a couple of hours he and his bandmate Dan Auerbach (vocals/guitar) knew it would be okay."We got on really well. The first song we recorded, on the very first day, was I Got Mine and the middle breakdown, with bizarre background voices, that was all Dangermouse. We were positive we had made the right decision," he says.Getting together with Dangermouse - half of the brains behind hip-pop upstarts Gnarls Barkley and producer of the Gorillaz' Demon Days - was a big move for the Black Keys, who play the Powerstation in Auckland on June 28.
Dangermouse was a fan of the Black Keys' music but Carney and Auerbach knew him best through Dangerdoom, a collaboration between Dangermouse and New York rapper MF Doom, and the album The Mouse and the Mask. And, of course, they also knew of The Grey Album, Dangermouse's first claim to fame where he remixed the Beatles White Album and Jay-Z's Black Album together."So we didn't know his stuff that well. But we both respected him," he says.Both Black Keys lads are fans of Wu Tang Clan and Carney says the Dangerdoom material is similar in its stripped-back simplicity."What I like about the Dangerdoom stuff was that it was clean but it still had the bass, drums, and the strings all incorporated into it. But nothing was over the top. And the thing I always liked about Brian was, and it seemed to us even before we worked with him, and it was true, that he has good taste in sound and it's something he doesn't even consider that much. He just doesn't even consider [using] a bad sound," says Carney.After their last album, Magic Potion, they knew it was time to change their minimal blues punk rock sound, yet Carney doesn't see Attack & Release as a change in direction. He says in recent years he'd been playing instruments like bass, synthesiser, piano and organ more than his drums and guitar so it was about time they started using them on records."We are extra proud of being able to incorporate instruments [on Attack & Release] that we wouldn't really use to define the band. So it's just a natural progression as far as Dan and I being aware that it's okay to open up the band and the sound and we just didn't ever want to get to the point where we were pigeon-holed as being one thing.
When the Black Keys went into the recording studio with a bloke called Brian "Dangermouse" Burton, there were a few nerves. Until then, the laid-back yet hard-rockin' Akron, Ohio, blues duo had done four straighforward "guitar, drum, rock records", the best being 2003's Thickfreakness, and here they were teaming up with one of the world's most in-demand music producers to record their latest album, Attack & Release.But, reckons drummer Patrick Carney, within a couple of hours he and his bandmate Dan Auerbach (vocals/guitar) knew it would be okay."We got on really well. The first song we recorded, on the very first day, was I Got Mine and the middle breakdown, with bizarre background voices, that was all Dangermouse. We were positive we had made the right decision," he says.Getting together with Dangermouse - half of the brains behind hip-pop upstarts Gnarls Barkley and producer of the Gorillaz' Demon Days - was a big move for the Black Keys, who play the Powerstation in Auckland on June 28.
Dangermouse was a fan of the Black Keys' music but Carney and Auerbach knew him best through Dangerdoom, a collaboration between Dangermouse and New York rapper MF Doom, and the album The Mouse and the Mask. And, of course, they also knew of The Grey Album, Dangermouse's first claim to fame where he remixed the Beatles White Album and Jay-Z's Black Album together."So we didn't know his stuff that well. But we both respected him," he says.Both Black Keys lads are fans of Wu Tang Clan and Carney says the Dangerdoom material is similar in its stripped-back simplicity."What I like about the Dangerdoom stuff was that it was clean but it still had the bass, drums, and the strings all incorporated into it. But nothing was over the top. And the thing I always liked about Brian was, and it seemed to us even before we worked with him, and it was true, that he has good taste in sound and it's something he doesn't even consider that much. He just doesn't even consider [using] a bad sound," says Carney.After their last album, Magic Potion, they knew it was time to change their minimal blues punk rock sound, yet Carney doesn't see Attack & Release as a change in direction. He says in recent years he'd been playing instruments like bass, synthesiser, piano and organ more than his drums and guitar so it was about time they started using them on records."We are extra proud of being able to incorporate instruments [on Attack & Release] that we wouldn't really use to define the band. So it's just a natural progression as far as Dan and I being aware that it's okay to open up the band and the sound and we just didn't ever want to get to the point where we were pigeon-holed as being one thing.
Blazing Saddles - Comic Actor Korman Dies
BLAZING SADDLES star HARVEY KORMAN has died. He was 81.
The Emmy Award-winning actor passed away at the UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles on Thursday (29May08) after suffering complications from the rupture of an abdominal aortic aneurysm - an often fatal swelling of one of the body's main arteries.
Korman's daughter Kate has paid tribute to the star, insisting he fought hard against his ailing health.
She says, "It was a miracle in itself that he survived the incident (the aneurysm) at all. Everyone in the hospital referred to him as 'miracle man' because of his strong will and ability to bounce right back after several major operations.
"Tragically, after such a hard-fought battle, he passed away."
Korman was best known for his role opposite Mel Brooks in 1974 spoof film Blazing Saddles. But his regular appearances on 1960s TV programme The Carole Burnett Show won him critical acclaim and four Emmy Awards. He also landed a Golden Globe for the show in 1975. He went on to front his own programme The Harvey Korman Show in 1978 and star in a variety of movies including 1995's Dracula: Dead and Loving It.
Korman leaves his wife Deborah, daughters Kate, Laura and Maria, son Chris and three grandchildren.
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Sex And The City - Cattrall Denied A Role In Play Over Age
SEX AND THE CITY star KIM CATTRALL was turned down for a role in award-winning play EDUCATING RITA because she was too old.
The 51-year-old was so desperate to land a part in the famous stage production - set in her native Liverpool, England - she personally contacted playwright Willy Russell to talk him into hiring her.
Cattrall was turned down over her age, with Russell insisting he would prefer a young actress in the title role.
But Cattrall is not bitter about the snub.
She says, "I contacted Willy Russell a few years ago because I wanted to do a version (of Educating Rita). The idea was to make it about a working-class woman in her 40s, a woman's realisation of herself and the different possibilities for her.
"But he said it had been written for an actress in her 20s, which I respected."
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Michel Legrand With Miles Davis and Bill Evans
Artist: Michel Legrand With Miles Davis and Bill Evans
Genre(s):
Jazz
Discography:
Legrand Jazz
Year: 1958
Tracks: 11
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