Kate's a pro -- her hair falls out without the need of a Les Deux girl fight.
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Friday, 27 June 2008
Kate Moss' Weavetastrophe
While partying at a club in Germany, good time girl Kate Moss lost more than her inhibitions -- she lost her weave!
Kate's a pro -- her hair falls out without the need of a Les Deux girl fight.
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Kate's a pro -- her hair falls out without the need of a Les Deux girl fight.
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Thursday, 19 June 2008
Wednesday, 11 June 2008
Endstand
Artist: Endstand
Genre(s):
Hardcore
Discography:
Never Fall Into Silence
Year: 2003
Tracks: 10
Endstand are a Finnish hard-core band with metallic tendencies (think Negative Approach, the Hope Conspiracy, Disfear, etc.) wHO experience been actively recording and touring Europe since as far endorse as 1996. During that time-span, they've released a spate of demos, rip 7" singles, EPs, and regular the odd album, like 1999's To Whom It May Concern, 2002's Never Fall into Silence, 2004's Burning Bridges, and 2006's The Time Is Now.
Thursday, 5 June 2008
Miley Cyrus - Cyrus Accused Of Stealing La Bands Song
MILEY CYRUS has been rocked by another scandal just two weeks after the furore surrounding her provocative Vanity Fair photographs - now she's accused of ripping off someone else's song.
Los Angeles band Lustra claim Cyrus' Rockstar hit is a carbon copy of their Scotty Doesn't Know tune, which appeared on the soundtrack to 2004 movie Eurotrip.
And they're inviting Cyrus fans who love her song to check out "the original" on their MySpace.com web page.
Lustra were alerted to the similarities between the songs by fans and they listened to both tracks and the bandmates claim the tunes are virtually the same - with separate lyrics.
Lustra guitarist Nick Cloutman adds, "Although we are very flattered that Ms. Cyrus took this route, we would have preferred some credit."
The band is considering various options to rectify this situation.
The spokesman states, "The immediate solution is to minimise leaks, and keep all future recordings in a vault, under extreme security."
Lustra frontman Chris Baird adds, "If Hannah Montana wants us now, who is next? The Jonas Brothers?
"That said, if (Vanity Fair photographer) Annie Liebovitz is interested in photographing us nearly nude we are certainly open to it and we look forward to her call."
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Tuesday, 3 June 2008
Ashlee Simpson marries rocker Pete Wentz: report
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Singer Ashlee Simpson on Saturday married her fiance, rocker Pete Wentz, People magazine reported.
Simpson's father hosted the wedding at his Encino, California home, performing a nondenominational ceremony in front of about 150 guests, the magazine said on its Web site, quoting a representative of the couple.
Simpson and Wentz announced their engagement in April and have been romantically linked since 2006. The marriage is the first for both.
Several media organizations have also reported that Simpson is pregnant, but Wentz has denied this.
Simpson, 23, released her third music album, "Bittersweet World," in April. She is the younger sister of singer and actress Jessica Simpson, who acted as maid of honor at the wedding.
Wentz, 28, co-founded Fall Out Boy in 2001. The band has since built a loyal following with albums like its popular 2005 release, "From Under the Cork Tree."
(Reporting by Amanda Beck; Editing by Eric Walsh)
Simpson's father hosted the wedding at his Encino, California home, performing a nondenominational ceremony in front of about 150 guests, the magazine said on its Web site, quoting a representative of the couple.
Simpson and Wentz announced their engagement in April and have been romantically linked since 2006. The marriage is the first for both.
Several media organizations have also reported that Simpson is pregnant, but Wentz has denied this.
Simpson, 23, released her third music album, "Bittersweet World," in April. She is the younger sister of singer and actress Jessica Simpson, who acted as maid of honor at the wedding.
Wentz, 28, co-founded Fall Out Boy in 2001. The band has since built a loyal following with albums like its popular 2005 release, "From Under the Cork Tree."
(Reporting by Amanda Beck; Editing by Eric Walsh)
The Beatles with Tony Sheridan
Artist: The Beatles with Tony Sheridan
Genre(s):
Rock & Roll
Discography:
The Early Tapes Of The Beatles
Year: 1961
Tracks: 14
Lord of the Rings heirs sue New Line Cinema
The heirs to the estate of author JRR Tolkien are suing the producer of 'The Lord of the Rings' movies, New Line Cinema, over profits from the blockbuster trilogy.
The trustees of the writer's British charity, The Tolkien Trust, and the original publishers of 'The Lord of the Rings', HarperCollins, have cited a failure to pay a contractually agreed 7.5% of gross profit for the three films based on 'The Lord of the Rings' novels.
They are seeking in excess of $150m in compensatory damages, unspecified punitive damages and a court order giving the trust a right to terminate New Line's rights to make more films based on the author's writings, including 'The Hobbit', according to the statement.
The suit follows 'Lord of the Rings' director Peter Jackson's lawsuit against New Line for underpayment that was settled in December. When that deal was finalised, Jackson signed on to be executive producer of 'The Hobbit'.
New Line, a division of global media conglomerate Time Warner Inc, declined to comment on the new suit.
A statement from the trustees said: "New Line has not paid the plaintiffs even one penny of its contractual share of gross receipts despite the billions of dollars of gross revenue generated by these wildly successful motion pictures."
"To make matters worse, to date New Line has even prevented the plaintiffs from auditing the last two films of the series."
The trustees were paid an upfront fee of about $62,500 in an "upfront sequel fee" and nothing more, trustee spokesman Lonnie Soury said.
The three movies, 'The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring', 'The Lord of the Rings: The Twin Towers' and 'The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King', took in nearly $3bn at worldwide box offices.
The trustees of the writer's British charity, The Tolkien Trust, and the original publishers of 'The Lord of the Rings', HarperCollins, have cited a failure to pay a contractually agreed 7.5% of gross profit for the three films based on 'The Lord of the Rings' novels.
They are seeking in excess of $150m in compensatory damages, unspecified punitive damages and a court order giving the trust a right to terminate New Line's rights to make more films based on the author's writings, including 'The Hobbit', according to the statement.
The suit follows 'Lord of the Rings' director Peter Jackson's lawsuit against New Line for underpayment that was settled in December. When that deal was finalised, Jackson signed on to be executive producer of 'The Hobbit'.
New Line, a division of global media conglomerate Time Warner Inc, declined to comment on the new suit.
A statement from the trustees said: "New Line has not paid the plaintiffs even one penny of its contractual share of gross receipts despite the billions of dollars of gross revenue generated by these wildly successful motion pictures."
"To make matters worse, to date New Line has even prevented the plaintiffs from auditing the last two films of the series."
The trustees were paid an upfront fee of about $62,500 in an "upfront sequel fee" and nothing more, trustee spokesman Lonnie Soury said.
The three movies, 'The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring', 'The Lord of the Rings: The Twin Towers' and 'The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King', took in nearly $3bn at worldwide box offices.
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