Herge Studios had aforesaid Peter Jackson would helm first pic
Although Brussels' Herge Studios seems to think otherwise, Steven Spielberg remains committed to directing the first in a aforethought "Tintin" trilogy for DreamWorks. It will be his next directing effort after this summer's $780
Monday, 8 September 2008
Tuesday, 19 August 2008
Download Domingo quinones mp3
 Artist: Domingo quinones: mp3 download Genre(s): Latin Vocal Discography:  The Best... Year: 2002 Tracks: 12  Poeta Y Guerrero Year: 2000 Tracks: 9  Quien Mato A Hector Lavoe? (Who Killed Hector Lavoe?) (1999 Original Off-Broadway Cast) Year: 1999 Tracks: 28  Se Necesita un Milagro Year: 1997 Tracks: 11  Mi Meta Year: 1996 Tracks: 11  Pintando Lunas Year: 1992 Tracks: 10 During the '90s, Domingo Quiñones became one of the biggest salsa stars in Puerto Rico, a combination singer/songwriter with an aggressive, intense resilient carry which earned accolades in Latin America as well as the United States. Thanks to a melodic teaching courtesy of his parents, Quiñones grew up tattle traditional forms such as Cuban charangas, as well as mainline salsa. By the time of his debut album, 1990's ...Es Mi Nombre, the singer was good in salsa, bachata and rumba as advantageously. After overcoming a drug-dependency trouble with a religious conversion, Quiñones became a popular performing artist in Puerto Rico with subsequent albums such as En La Intimidad and Se Necesita un Milagro. |
Saturday, 9 August 2008
PNAU is the time for Elton
ELTON John has proved to be more than a vocal champion for Sydney dance pop duo PNAU, signing the band to the London management company which oversees the superstar.
Sir Elton hasn't been able to stop singing PNAU's praises since actress Toni Collette - who shares an Australian agent with the band - suggested he check them out while on tour here last December.
He bought dozens of copies of their self-titled third album and has since kept in close contact, reports the Daily Telegraph's Kathy McCabe.
Back home briefly for the Splendour In The Grass festival this weekend and their own tour next week, Nick Littlemore and Peter Mayes said Sir Elton wasn't personally managing their affairs but has been an invaluable adviser.
"We talk more about art than business and hopefully introducing us to that part of London, artists like Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin and Sam Taylor-Wood," Littlemore said.�
But before they take the London art and music worlds by storm, there have been plenty of home-cooked meals - by Sir Elton's personal chef - and morale-boosting as PNAU start from scratch in a town renowned for sledging Antipodeans with aspirations.
"The first time he called me, the only thing I wanted him to do was play some piano for us and he still hasn't!" Littlemore said.
"His tenacity is something we admire because it's something we have had from day one, always trying to do something new.
"And when we're worried about money and how much it is going to cost to record there, he reminds us we'll be able to use the studio he is building there."
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Tuesday, 1 July 2008
Tuesday, 24 June 2008
John Mayer: You Lika Tha Juice?
Move over Roger Clemens, John Mayer wants to be a huge star too!
The adult contemporary staple walked out of a Beverly Hills medical building on Wednesday, carrying a bag with the words "experimental human growth hormones" scribbled across it.
John -- your tatted-up muscles look just fine as is.
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The adult contemporary staple walked out of a Beverly Hills medical building on Wednesday, carrying a bag with the words "experimental human growth hormones" scribbled across it.
John -- your tatted-up muscles look just fine as is.
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Thursday, 19 June 2008
How You Say Partridge en Francais?
He's considered by many as the French Elvis -- but last night the only celeb our cameraman was comparing Johnny Hallyday to was Danny Bonaduce.
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Coldplay praise Radiohead for pioneering new styles of album releases
Coldplay have praised Radiohead for pioneering new styles of album releases, but insist they won’t follow in their footsteps by giving away albums on the internet or short announcement releases.
The band’s frontman, Chris Martin, says he enjoys being signed to a major record label, but compared it to “living in your grandparents’ house” and said it’s inevitable the band will one day leave EMI.
He says, “Being on a major label at the moment is like living in your grandparents’ house.
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