Wednesday 10 September 2008

Lindsay Lohan Sets Her Sights On Michael Phelps?

...more Lindsay Lohan �

Lindsay Lohan has been dispelling those lesbian rumours, after it has been reported she is pursuing Olympic winner Michael Phelps. �


Lohan�s interest in the laurel wreath winner began during the games, when she is said to have been texting and calling him for dates.


On a visit to the UK, Phelps� was reportedly gloating to friends about the ex-Disney star�s infatuations.


The mirror.co.uk quotes a source as saying: �It's become a running jest in his camp. Lindsay has been trying to meet up with him.


�They're both going to the MTV Video Music Awards succeeding month so they'll be sure to see each other properly then.


"Phelps is certainly flattered by all the care but it's not clear how seriously he's taking it all."


Lohan�s list of men � up to her recent change in gender penchant � has included, party boy Calum Best, Backstreet Boy comrade, Aaron Carter and That 70�s Show star, Wilmer Valderrama.


I wonder what so-called girlfriend Samantha Ronson will have to say some it? Time for another blog?

Thursday 21 August 2008

Mp3 music: Stephen Malkmus






Stephen Malkmus
   

Artist: Stephen Malkmus: mp3 download


   Genre(s): 

Indie

   







Stephen Malkmus's discography:


Stephen Malkmus
   

 Stephen Malkmus

   Year: 2001   

Tracks: 11






After Pavement announced they were departure on reprieve at the end of 1999, the status of one of America's finest indie tilt bands was a secret for the number i half of 2000. It became clearer that summertime, however, when it was revealed that both Stephen Malkmus and Scott Kannberg were preparing solo albums. Malkmus was especially cross during that time, performing new songs with Kim's Bedroom -- a one-off grouping that also included Sonic Youth's Kim Gordon and Jim O'Rourke -- that spring in Holland and recording them at studios close his hometown of Portland, OR. Working with him were the Jicks, aka Portland indie tilt veterans drummer/percussionist John Moen and bassist Joanna Bolme. Moen had played with the Fastbacks, the Dharma Bums, and his have grouping, the Maroons; Bolme played with the Minders and worked as an railroad engineer at Jackpot Studios, where Pavement's Terror Twilight was demoed and parts of Malkmus' new design were recorded. Initially, Malkmus intended to release the album on his have or through a local tag, only when his previous label, Matador, received a written matter, they agreed to button it. By the fourth dimension Malkmus formally confirmed Pavement's breakup in the November 2000 issue of Spin magazine, Matador announced it was cathartic the record album -- in the beginning coroneted Swedish Reggae and and so changed to Stephen Malkmus -- in winter 2001. The Jicks made their unrecorded debut that January at New York's Bowery Ballroom and worn-out the rest of the wintertime and outpouring touring the U.K. and the U.S., including a gig at South by Southwest with labelmates Mogwai and the reunited Soft Boys. Former Pavement percussionist Bob Nastanovich acted as the Jicks' tour managing director and Elastica loss leader Justine Frischmann -- another friend of Malkmus -- linked the band as a guitarist for selected dates. On 2003's darker, trippier Fuzz Lib, the Jicks shared quotation with Malkmus, reflecting the album's more than band-like feel. 2005's Face the Truth -- on which Malkmus embraced domesticity with a whimsical feel wanting from his work since Wowee Zowee -- featured Malkmus with and without the Jicks, wHO also supported him on tour that summer.





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Monday 11 August 2008

Pole

Pole   
Artist: Pole

   Genre(s): 
Pop
   Electronic
   Easy Listening
   Other
   



Discography:


Steingarten Remixes Vinyl   
 Steingarten Remixes Vinyl

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 3


Steingarten   
 Steingarten

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 9


Showcase   
 Showcase

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 10


Pole   
 Pole

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 9


45-45   
 45-45

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 4


R   
 R

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 10


3   
 3

   Year: 2000   
Tracks: 8


2   
 2

   Year: 1999   
Tracks: 6


Raum   
 Raum

   Year: 1998   
Tracks: 2


1   
 1

   Year: 1998   
Tracks: 9




Although you won't come up his name in their catalogue, Stefan Betke has been nearly associated with the Berlin-based Basic Channel soft touch and BC artists such as Maurizio, Monolake, and Vainqueur. Like those artists' bassy, dub-laden reductions of techno and sign, Betke's figure out (coming into court so far on the Kiff SM, Din, and Mute labels under the identify Pole) has been all virtually doing more with less -- snaps, clicks, crackles, and smudgy bass part atmospheres take the solid of Pole 12-inches such as "Tanzen" and "Raum Eins/Raum Zwei," as well as Betke's ably titled series of CD releases issued by Kiff and distributed to American audiences by Matador. Where virtually Basic Channel releases cling dauntlessly to the throbbing momentum of 4/4 minimal art, however, Betke draws complex, intricate rhythms from the crisp analogue fog, layering rich, ghosted melodies over multitracked charismatic tape siss and a barrage of syncopated skips and stutters. Betke's tracks thence share more with off-kilter Kölners such as Oval, Mouse on Mars, and Kandis than with his implied colleagues at Basic Channel studios. Still, his medicine retains the stark dressing table of Berlin post-techno, though it's far more interesting (and far less dance-friendly) than the comparability power hint. Betke's nom de plum derives, as coarse, from a sound-processing device -- the Waldorf 4 Pole-Filter, from which issue the strained creaks and crackles that name and characterise his euphony. In 2003, Betke issued the 45/45 EP (Deaf-and-dumb person), the number 1 installment in a series of releases that would include the single "90/90" and a self-titled album. These releases were a radical departure, incorporating more pronounced beats and appearances from doorknocker Fat Jon.





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Wednesday 6 August 2008

DJ Drama and Young Buck

DJ Drama and Young Buck   
Artist: DJ Drama and Young Buck

   Genre(s): 
Rap: Hip-Hop
   



Discography:


Case Dismissed   
 Case Dismissed

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 21




 





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Tuesday 24 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)



Monday 23 June 2008

Larry The Cable Guy

Larry The Cable Guy   
Artist: Larry The Cable Guy

   Genre(s): 
Comedy
   Rock
   



Discography:


Christmas In Larryland   
 Christmas In Larryland

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 20


The Right to Bare Arms   
 The Right to Bare Arms

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 17


A Very Larry Christmas   
 A Very Larry Christmas

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 28


Lord, I Apologize   
 Lord, I Apologize

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 14




The man wHO added the get phrases "Git-R-Done" and "Divine, I Apologize" to the American dictionary and john Drew fans by the pickup arm truckload to his shows proved to be one of the most successful comics of the other 2000s. Dan Whitney, known better as Larry the Cable Guy, claims he was natural in the stake of an El Camino during a Foghat concert. His drawl may effectual Southern, only Larry was raised on a pig grow in Pawnee City, NE. His nurture was conservative, traditional, and churchgoing. That didn't mean that strip parallel bars were out of the inquiry when Larry reached 18 (possibly even a little earlier). Fascinated by this redneck life -- "redneck" being a term he is not only fine with, only endorses -- and always looking at to commentary on it, Larry ill-used his humourous observations to entrance his friends, wHO dared him to try on his bridge player at standup. He did in 1986 and the fans' reaction to his slow, reachable trend had him hooklike. Two age later on, he relinquished his title as funniest bellman at the Ramada Inn and set out for a life history in comedy.


His one-liner-filled act presently caught pipeline flame in the South and brought him to the attention of telecasting. Appearances on Evening at the Improv and Mirthful Strip Live increased his fan base past times rural America, just it was on the nationally syndicated Bob and Tom Show on receiving set that Larry got the most exposure. His success with wireless continued when he became a regular on Jeff Foxworthy's State Countdown Show and Larry shortly started syndicating his "commentaries" to 14 markets across the nation. In 2000 Foxworthy invited the mirthful to join his Blue Collar Comedy Tour, along with Bill Engvall. The successful circuit grossed $15 zillion, sold more than 1 one thousand thousand copies when released on DVD, and turned Larry into a genius. His debut CD, Master, I Apologize, appeared in 2001 and became the Disconsolate Side of the Moon of the comedy charts -- sticking out in the Top 20 for 2 geezerhood operative.


In 2002, a Comedy Central airing of Depressed Collar Comedy Tour: The Movie became the network's highest-rated picture show in its 12-year history, tied with the DVD widely available. Larry the Cable Guy: Git-R-Done became his first-class honours degree solo DVD in 2003, and a year later on Larry, Foxworthy, and Engvall turned their circuit into the highly rated video show Bluish Collar TV. Wearing his redneckness as a badge of honour piece hating political correctness and racism evenly made Larry a tough target area for detractors, just he made news with a 2004 appearance on the good morning lecture exhibit The View. Clay Aiken fans bombarded the show and the risible with hatred e-mail when the comic declared, "I'm on the Clay Aiken diet. That's where you pop in a Clay Aiken CD and render to hold food down."


Ignoring the "contestation," Larry spread head holiday cheer up at the end of the year with his modern CD, A Very Larry Christmas, and appeared on Depressed Collar Comedy Tour Rides Again. The Right to Bare Arms appeared in March the next year. The year 2006 was devoted generally to photographic film, with Larry star in his possess feature photographic film, Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector, and supply the voice of Mater in the alive Disney/Pixar cinema Cars. He also appeared on the CD and DVD Depressed Collar Comedy Tour: One for the Road that year, before reversive to his solo career in early 2007 with the album Good morning Constitutions. By the end of 2007 his second holiday effort, Yuletide in Larryland, hit the shelves.





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Oxymoron

Oxymoron   
Artist: Oxymoron

   Genre(s): 
Rock
   



Discography:


Pack Is Back   
 Pack Is Back

   Year: 1999   
Tracks: 14




Oxymoron began in the early '90s when the punk rock vista had once again been goaded to the subway and the mainstream was qualification the transition from tough rock to dirt and metal. They played a form of Oi! music that resisted the stereotypical racial issues that plagued the musical genre in the mainstream's eyes and rather was one and only of the first revivalists to punctuate that the music was static a viable force in the resistance. Continuing their efforts into the next c, the band stands as a simulation for carefully design a life history round a genre that has fallen taboo of favor with many o'er misunderstood intentions.