Artist: Paul Ellis and Craig Padilla
Genre(s):
Ambient
Discography:
Echo System
Year: 2004
Tracks: 7
Voters Report Being Irritated and Entertained by New McCain Girl Video
Friday, 27 June 2008
Paul Ellis and Craig Padilla
Artist: Paul Ellis and Craig Padilla
Genre(s):
Ambient
Discography:
Echo System
Year: 2004
Tracks: 7
Voters Report Being Irritated and Entertained by New McCain Girl Video
Thursday, 19 June 2008
Careful Daddy, That's a Live One!
We're told new daddy Casey Aldridge was so nervous the first time he held his daughter, he told the family he was scared he'd drop her!
TMZ spies say that Casey and Mama Lynne were the only ones in the OR when Maddie was born -- Brit Brit waited outside anxiously. We hear that the family is thrilled that baby Maddie is "happy, healthy and gorgeous" and our source says the family is closer than ever.
Jamie Lynn is expected to remain in the hospital for a few days, but big sis is already back at the house with her fast food fix.
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TMZ spies say that Casey and Mama Lynne were the only ones in the OR when Maddie was born -- Brit Brit waited outside anxiously. We hear that the family is thrilled that baby Maddie is "happy, healthy and gorgeous" and our source says the family is closer than ever.
Jamie Lynn is expected to remain in the hospital for a few days, but big sis is already back at the house with her fast food fix.
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Thursday, 12 June 2008
A Perpetual Dying Mirror
Artist: A Perpetual Dying Mirror
Genre(s):
Metal: Death,Black
Discography:
Towards A Constellation View
Year: 1999
Tracks: 9
Thursday, 29 May 2008
Reviews Are In For Indiana Jones
The first public screening of 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull' has concluded at the 61st Canne Film Festival, with reviewers predominantly giving the action adventure flick the thumbs up. Following intense scrutiny about whether the series warranted a new addition, 19 years after the last film was made, central star Harrison Ford and filmmakers Steven Speilberg and George Lucas were all smiles as the movie commenced its first public screening. Variety reports that the film "met with a 3½-minute standing ovation - nowhere near a festival record, but a reaction of respect, appreciation for the film's craftsmanship and its nostalgic sensibility and style." Christie Lemire from The Associated Press wrote that although "draggy and repetitive in the middle", 'Kingdom' "dives headfirst into the iconography of the franchise, which will bring a smile to your face and warm you with nostalgia. It's admittedly a pleasure to see Harrison Ford back in the role." The Los Angeles Times' movie critic, Kenneth Turan states, "When you think about it, all the pre-release interest the film has generated is not completely rational. Given its cast, crew and pedigree, it was likely to fall within a very narrow range in terms of quality, and be either a worse- or better-than-average Indiana Jones film. It turns out it's one of the good ones, and everyone involved can breathe a sigh of relief."Photo courtesy of Lucasfilm.
Saturday, 24 May 2008
Korn - Korn Star Hints At Full Reunion
KORN frontman JONATHAN DAVIS has given fans the hope that the group's original line-up is set to reunite by confessing he has been talking to born-again former guitarist BRIAN`HEAD' WELCH.
Welch and Davis seemingly fell out when the guitarist suddenly quit the group in 2005 to devote his life to Christianity.
But the pair has started talking again, according to a response to a fan's question in an online chat on Korn's official chat room. He said, "Head doesn't want to come back yet. I miss him sooooo f**kin' bad, but I don't think he is ready to be put back in the element he ran from. Drugs are everywere, and I think he's not ready to be around it yet."
But the rocker feels sure that bassist Reginald `Fieldy' Arvizu will be able to help Welch return to the band for a full reunion - because he's a fervent Christian too.
Davis adds, "I think Fieldy can help him a lot because he's Christian and sober and does fine... So maybe, one day, you will see Head up there with us, I hope."
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Rhydian hoping to put X Factor behind him
'X Factor' runner-up Rhydian Roberts has said that he wants to put the talent show behind him.
The Welsh singer said he cried with disappointment after coming second, and added that he believes there was a "technical fault" on the voting lines.
Speaking to Real Radio Wales' breakfast show from a cottage in Oxfordshire, Rhydian said he was trying to distance himself from the press and wished winner Leon Jackson "the best of luck".
Referring to complaints from fans who say phone lines were jammed, Rhydian said: "How I see it is, it's obviously a technical fault on the night, and it might have affected all three competitors. I can't really complain."
Despite his disappointment, the 24-year-old from Sennybridge, mid Wales, said he believed his career could actually benefit from him not winning the ITV contest.
Commenting on Leon's victory, he said: "He's a talented boy and has his niche with swing music. I wish him the best of luck."
He denied reports that both he and his father believed the show was a fix, and said: "I can categorically say that I have not said any of that. I've stayed well clear - it's not what I believe. The only disappointing thing for us as a family was that they got my dad's age wrong. They said he was 60, so he's livid. He's only 58."
Rhydian said he didn't go to the after-show party because he was "absolutely drained". Instead, he went to see a performance by an orchestra with his family.
Rhydian, who said the interview was his first since Saturday's live final, said: "It's Leon's week and he should be celebrating and I don't want people coming up to me saying 'you were robbed', although it's nice. I didn't want to pull focus."
Rhydian, who is going on a two-week holiday to Mexico with his family on 27 December, added: "All I can say is I want to put that all behind me now - 'The X Factor'. My life is going to go on and I fully intend to record an album so watch this space and thanks so much to everybody."
More than 1,000 people have complained to UK regulator Ofcom, claiming they couldn't get through to vote for Rhydian during the final, but ITV have said Leon won fair and square.
The Welsh singer said he cried with disappointment after coming second, and added that he believes there was a "technical fault" on the voting lines.
Speaking to Real Radio Wales' breakfast show from a cottage in Oxfordshire, Rhydian said he was trying to distance himself from the press and wished winner Leon Jackson "the best of luck".
Referring to complaints from fans who say phone lines were jammed, Rhydian said: "How I see it is, it's obviously a technical fault on the night, and it might have affected all three competitors. I can't really complain."
Despite his disappointment, the 24-year-old from Sennybridge, mid Wales, said he believed his career could actually benefit from him not winning the ITV contest.
Commenting on Leon's victory, he said: "He's a talented boy and has his niche with swing music. I wish him the best of luck."
He denied reports that both he and his father believed the show was a fix, and said: "I can categorically say that I have not said any of that. I've stayed well clear - it's not what I believe. The only disappointing thing for us as a family was that they got my dad's age wrong. They said he was 60, so he's livid. He's only 58."
Rhydian said he didn't go to the after-show party because he was "absolutely drained". Instead, he went to see a performance by an orchestra with his family.
Rhydian, who said the interview was his first since Saturday's live final, said: "It's Leon's week and he should be celebrating and I don't want people coming up to me saying 'you were robbed', although it's nice. I didn't want to pull focus."
Rhydian, who is going on a two-week holiday to Mexico with his family on 27 December, added: "All I can say is I want to put that all behind me now - 'The X Factor'. My life is going to go on and I fully intend to record an album so watch this space and thanks so much to everybody."
More than 1,000 people have complained to UK regulator Ofcom, claiming they couldn't get through to vote for Rhydian during the final, but ITV have said Leon won fair and square.
Miley Cyrus' Mom Gets Parenting Tips From Dina Lohan
Lindsay Lohan’s mother is dishing out parenting tips to the mom of scandal-hit Disney starlet Miley Cyrus.
Dina Lohan – recently named ‘Top Mom’ by Long Island networking group Mingling Moms – was asked if she had any advice for Leticia Cyrus, following her daughter’s so-called ‘nude scandal.’
She reportedly replied, "I don't know Miley's mom, but you know, just say strong and keep your head up. And she's talented [Miley] and stay focused."
She added as an apparent afterthought, "You know, and be her mom."
That's almost as bad as being offered parenting advice from Britney's mom...
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