Akon Did It Again!
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He got physically agressive with a concertgoer - a female! - at a show last weekend.
And it was caught on tape!!!!
Idiot. Idiot.
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U2009
Filed under: Music Minute > Bono
Could this be a bad sign?????
U2's next album was expected to be released this fall, though it's now been pushed to early 2009.
The band will continue to write and record material until then. Currently, they've been recording in the south of France.
They've also confirmed the delay of the new album on their official website.
Bono says, "This is our chance for us to defy gravity once again. We have what it takes, we have the songs, new rhythms and a guitar player who is not ready to re-enter earth's atmosphere until he's taken a slice of the moon!"
He adds, "It's been fun, it's been maddening… there have been injuries and recoveries, no babies born that I know of, but this one is nearly ready for the new year of 2009."
The new album will be a follow up to their 2004 How to Dismantle An Atomic Bomb.
It's been that long????
Bono continues, "It’s a brand new chapter for us, and everyone we’ve played the tracks to has said that musically it feels like another departure."
"The last two records were very personal, with a kind of three piece at their heart, the primary colours of rock - bass, guitars and drum. But what we’re about now is of the same order as the transition that took us from The Joshua Tree to Achtung Baby," he says.
And according to Bono, there were about 50 or 60 new songs for the band to consider for their new album.
So let's hope this one is the best of them all.
[Image via WENN.]
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Chatting With…. Russell Brand
Filed under: Exclusives! > Personally Perez > Anglophilia > Russell Brand > Chatting With...We caught up with British funny man Russell Brand, and of course we taped our lovely video chat for your viewing pleasure.
The Winehouse-coiffed comedian definitely brings the LOLs!
We talked to him about his gig hosting the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday, why Brits are the worst tourists in the world (according to a new poll), and - of course - the elephant in the room.
CLICK HERE to check it out!
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The Next Superman Is?
Filed under: Gay Gay Gay > Film Flickers
With the success the Dark Knight had at the box office, it's only natural that they're going to come out with more superhero movies. Many MANY more.
The next talked about big superhero movie to be "reimagined" will be Warner Bros' Superman.
But the real question isn't when or if the movie will come out, it's who will play Clark Kent?
Several online fans have already been campaigning for actor Tom Welling (above left) for some time now.
Welling plays Superman on the TV show Smallville.
However, there's also a lot of support for homolicious British actor Henry Cavill (above right), from The Tudors.
Coincidentally, Cavill also auditioned for the role of Superman when they were casting for Superman Returns back in 2004.
He had also previously auditioned for the lead roles in Batman Begins and Casino Royale.
Maybe the Superman role will be his big break?
Also reportedly in the list of top contenders for the role is Canadian actor Victor Webster, who's been in various TV shows.
So whom do U think should play the new Superman?
[Image via WENN.]
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Hospitalized!
Filed under: Politik > Barack Obama
Let's hope he's ok.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson was hospitalized on Thursday after complaining of severe stomach pains.
Jackson became sick earlier this week and he is currently undergoing tests at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago.
As for a diagnosis, doctors have told the 66 year-old Jackson that he has viral gastroenteritis, however they are conducting a few more tests.
According to Jackson, he was helping out with voter registrations in Georgia, campaigning for Presidential hopeful Barack Obama, when he began to feel sick and apparently became dehydrated.
As of today, Jackson said he was feeling better, though he's still not certain when he'll be released.
Get well soon!
[Image via WENN.]
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Comeback Accomplished!
Filed under: Music Minute
The New Kids on the Block must be thrilled they decided to do a comeback.
It's working!
NKOTB just got their new Interscope comeback album, The Block, released and their tour is sold out.
And the estimates for their first week sales is said to be…. around 115,000.
That should at least guarantee them a Top 5 spot.
Congrats!
Does this mean N'Sync will be making a comeback as well?
Maybe without Justin!!!
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Metallica's 180
Filed under: Music Minute
Talk about a change of heart!
Metallica's latest album has been leaked by a French fan in advance of its September 12th release, and they're actually happy about it.
For reals!
Drummer Lars Ulrich told San Francisco radio station Live 105, "If this thing leaks all over the world today or tomorrow, happy days. It's 2008 and it's part of how it is these days."
This is the same Metallica who was suing mad about piracy a few years ago!
We get it, Metallica! These days you make loads of money playing live, not by selling albums, right?!
[Image via WENN.]
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Stewart on Palin
Filed under: Jon Stewart > Sarah PalinThe Daily Show ran a great segment on Sarah P. Wednesday night.
Ch-ch-check it out above!
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Listen To This: Feel The Beat
Filed under: Canadialand > Listen To This
Republican or Democrat, everybody loves to dance, right?
We're in the mood for something fun that we can groove to, and this definitely fits the bill.
Check out Until I Stay by Jully Black, one of our favorite Canadians, below.
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