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Sunday, 24 August 2008

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Wednesday, 6 August 2008

Altaria

Artist: Altaria

   Genre(s):
Metal
   Rock: Hard-Rock

Discography:

The Fallen Empire

Year: 2006
Tracks: 11

Divinity

Year: 2004
Tracks: 12

Invitation

Year: 2003
Tracks: 11

Friday, 27 June 2008

Marc O' Tool

Artist: Marc O' Tool

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Year: 2004
Tracks: 13

Freaked Frequency

Thursday, 19 June 2008

Teddy Geiger lets fans guide new album

Offers fans chance to take survey on songs

DETROIT -- It's been more than two years since teen rocker Teddy Geiger's major-label debut album, "Underage Thinking," scaled to No. 8 on the Billboard 200. But he's making up for lost time with new album and soundtrack projects.
"My outlook's changed on a lot of things," said Geiger, 19. "The guy who wrote those ('Underage Thinking') songs is a very different guy. That's the me that was in high school, writing those songs. I'm older. I've got my own place. It's weird; it's starting to feel like my life more, if that makes sense."
Geiger is in the midst of determining the track list for his next album, tentatively titled "The March" -- but in a very different way. He's launched an online fan survey at his Web site called TG33, which allows fans to listen to the 33 songs he's worked on for the set and vote for them, either outright or by buying individual song downloads.
"Between all those things -- what songs wind up doing the best as far as votes and purchases and streams -- that's how we'll figure it out," explains Geiger, who's playing mostly new material on his current concert tour. "It's exciting for me, and I think it's exciting for them as well. I'm glad they can get to hear so much of what I'm working on."
He's also not worried about whether the promotion will cannibalize album sales when "The March" comes out in September.
"I think there's a certain amount of risk in that," Geiger said. "They're still buying the music, so that's nice. If they do buy the music and don't feel like buying the CD, that's one thin. I'm just happy the have the music. And when the album comes out, hopefully they'll buy that, too."
Geiger will also have nine songs on the soundtrack for "The Rocker," a movie in which he stars as the leader of a garage band for which his ne'er-do-well uncle (Rainn Wilson of "The Office") plays drums. Emma Stone, Josh Gad and Christina Applegate also star in the film, which is due out Aug. 1. Famously ousted Beatles drummer Pete Best makes a cameo appearance. The soundtrack is due out July 22.
"It was a really cool experience," Geiger says. "I'm not really a huge team player guy; I wasn't really into sports or anything. But it really helped to be involved in such a huge, collaborative effort like (a movie) and then be able to bring some of that back into my own career, musically collaborating and that sort of thing. It really helped me in terms of being able to open up."

Thursday, 12 June 2008

Usher - Usher Fights To Stay Faithful

Reformed womaniser USHER fights a daily battle to stay faithful and true to his wife TAMEKA, because he's "not good" at being in love.

The singer married the stylist last September (07) and two months later she gave birth to their first child, Usher Raymond V.

And while Usher insists marriage and commitment have changed his life for the better, he admits monogamy doesn't come naturally to him - and he has to fight his wandering eye.

The star tells Cosmopolitan magazine, "I'm good at making love, but I'm not good at being in love. It's a conscious decision every day to love the person you're with."

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Friday, 6 June 2008

'50's Star Mel Ferrer Dies At 90

Mel Ferrer, whose chiseled good looks helped bring him numerous starring roles in the 1950s, including ones in The Brave Bulls, Lili, War and Peace, The Sun Also Rises, has died at age 90 at a convalescent home in Santa Barbara, CA. He starred in and later produced and directed several films with his third wife, Audrey Hepburn.

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Sunday, 18 May 2008

Williams breaks silence on Heath Ledger death

Actress Michelle Williams has spoken publically for the first prison term since the death of her former

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Alesha and Matthew Strictly champs

Isaac Bashevis Singer Alesha Dixon and her professional dance better half Levi Cutler are the newly 'Strictly Add up Dancing' champions.
In the nighest and most exciting final in the show's history, they faced 'EastEnders' star Flatness Di Angelo and his pro dance spouse Flavia Cacace.
For each one couple performed quintuplet dances: their ducky Latin and Dance hall routines, a special dance with music selected by the judges, a Viennese Waltz and a Freestyle finale.
When the vote lines closed, it was impossible for many wake at base to chose between the two couples.
On winning, an ecstatic Dixon paid protection to her saltation pardner Cutler, with the professional person praising her for the loyalty she had shown passim the serial publication.
'Strictly Amount Dancing' returns to BBC Single for its Dec 25 special on Xmas Day at 8pm.

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