Mary J. Blige is putting her money where her inspiration is.
The reformed R&B star has announced plans to launch FFAWN, the Mary J. Blige and Steve Stoute Foundation for the...
Saturday 31 May 2008
Blige FFAWNs Over New Charity
Mary J. Blige is putting her money where her inspiration is.
The reformed R&B star has announced plans to launch FFAWN, the Mary J. Blige and Steve Stoute Foundation for the...
Thursday 29 May 2008
Lydia Lunch's Teenage Jesus and The Jerks
Artist: Lydia Lunch's Teenage Jesus and The Jerks
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Everything
Year: 1995
Tracks: 12
Ex Home and Away star eyes new movie
Former 'Home and Away' star Melissa George is in final negotiations to star in a new supernatural thriller called 'Triangle'.
The Hollywood Reporter says that the film will be directed by 'Severance' director Christopher Smith.
The film tells the story of passengers thrown into great danger on a yachting trip.
George's character is a woman with three personalities who relives the experience through each of them.
Shooting is set to begin in Australia in April.
George was most recently seen on Irish cinema screens in '30 Days of Night'. Read the review here.
The Hollywood Reporter says that the film will be directed by 'Severance' director Christopher Smith.
The film tells the story of passengers thrown into great danger on a yachting trip.
George's character is a woman with three personalities who relives the experience through each of them.
Shooting is set to begin in Australia in April.
George was most recently seen on Irish cinema screens in '30 Days of Night'. Read the review here.
The Enemy whip up a storm before Kaiser Chiefs in Leeds
The Enemy have given the final support performance of the day before Kaiser Chiefs take the stage at their homecoming show today (May 24).
As the sun began to set on Leeds United's Elland Road stadium, the Coventry three-piece tore through their hits at around 7.30pm (BST).
Just weeks after their own homecoming at Coventry's Ricoh Arena, the band gracefully accepted second billing, keeping between-song banter to a minimum. But the show was as intense as ever.
After the performance, Tom Clarke told NME.COM: "We've just been saying that's been one of my favourite shows we�ve ever played.
"There wasn�t a lot of pressure at the Ricoh, but there was no pressure tonight. It was just �come down to Leeds United, play a few tunes, it's quality. So it's been a really good day. I enjoyed the Young Knives earlier, I enjoyed Nash, and I'll enjoy the Kaisers as well.�
The Enemy played:
'It�s Not Okay'
'40 Days and 40 Nights'
'Pressure'
'Technodanceaphobic'
'Had Enough'
'Aggro'
'We�ll Live and Die In These Towns'
'This Song'
'Away From Here'
'Happy Birthday Jane'
'You�re Not Alone'
To get the latest news from the stadium, stay tuned to NME.COM all day.
Meanwhile if you're going to the gig, send your reviews, stories, pictures and videos to news@nme.com with Kaiser in the subject line and we will publish the best.
May 24, 2008 at Elland Road, Leeds -
May 25, 2008 at Barfly, London -
May 26, 2008 at Cavern Club, Exeter -
More The Enemy tickets
As the sun began to set on Leeds United's Elland Road stadium, the Coventry three-piece tore through their hits at around 7.30pm (BST).
Just weeks after their own homecoming at Coventry's Ricoh Arena, the band gracefully accepted second billing, keeping between-song banter to a minimum. But the show was as intense as ever.
After the performance, Tom Clarke told NME.COM: "We've just been saying that's been one of my favourite shows we�ve ever played.
"There wasn�t a lot of pressure at the Ricoh, but there was no pressure tonight. It was just �come down to Leeds United, play a few tunes, it's quality. So it's been a really good day. I enjoyed the Young Knives earlier, I enjoyed Nash, and I'll enjoy the Kaisers as well.�
The Enemy played:
'It�s Not Okay'
'40 Days and 40 Nights'
'Pressure'
'Technodanceaphobic'
'Had Enough'
'Aggro'
'We�ll Live and Die In These Towns'
'This Song'
'Away From Here'
'Happy Birthday Jane'
'You�re Not Alone'
To get the latest news from the stadium, stay tuned to NME.COM all day.
Meanwhile if you're going to the gig, send your reviews, stories, pictures and videos to news@nme.com with Kaiser in the subject line and we will publish the best.
May 24, 2008 at Elland Road, Leeds -
May 25, 2008 at Barfly, London -
May 26, 2008 at Cavern Club, Exeter -
More The Enemy tickets
Jade is voted out of BB: Celebrity Hijack
Beauty queen Jade has become the first contestant to be voted out of 'Big Brother: Celebrity Hijack'.
The 21-year-old shed a tear when she was told that she had lost out in the public vote, where she faced competition from Jeremy and Victor.
The show's official website revealed that the beauty queen had polled 51.2% of the public vote.
For more on the 'Big Brother: Celebrity Hijack' series read our blog here.
The 21-year-old shed a tear when she was told that she had lost out in the public vote, where she faced competition from Jeremy and Victor.
The show's official website revealed that the beauty queen had polled 51.2% of the public vote.
For more on the 'Big Brother: Celebrity Hijack' series read our blog here.
Dee Dee Ramone - Terrorgruppe
Artist: Dee Dee Ramone - Terrorgruppe
Genre(s):
Rock: Punk-Rock
Discography:
Dee Dee Ramone - Terrorgruppe
Year: 2001
Tracks: 4
Bassey Hospitalized
Uneasy Lies The Prince That Wears The Crown
Although a few box office analysts had predicted that The Chronicles of Narnia:
Prince Caspian would gross as much as $100 million over the weekend and the general
prediction was that it would do about $70-80 million, the film fell far short of
those predictions. According to studio estimates, it opened with $56.6 million. It was
the second week in a row that a big-budget film had failed to fulfill expectations
-- although Prince Caspian did not match the disastrous performance of last
week's Speed Racer, which opened with just $18.6 million. That film sold only $7.6
million in its second week and dropped to fourth place. Iron Man, which had
held the top spot for the previous two weeks, dropped to second place with $31.2
million, as it crossed the $200-million mark to finish the weekend with $222.5 million.
What Happens in Vegas slipped to third place with $13.9 million, to bring
its domestic total to $40.3 million.
The top ten films for the weekend, according to studio estimates compiled by Media
by Numbers:
1. The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, $56.6 million;
2. Iron Man, $31.2 million; 3. What Happens in Vegas, $13.9 million;
4. Speed Racer, $7.6 million; 5. Baby Mama, $4.6 million; 6. Made
of Honor, $4.5 million; 7. Forgetting Sarah Marshall, $2.5 million; 8.
Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantánamo Bay, $1.8 million; 9. The
Forbidden Kingdom, $1 million; 10. The Visitor, $687,000.
19/05/2008
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