Perez Hilton is going to horde 2008's live webcast from the MTV Europe Music Awards, set to be held at the Echo Arena in Liverpool on November 6.
The Los Angeles-based celebrity blogger will study live from the show on with red carpet interviews and backstage gossip.
Hilton's website, Perezhilton.com, averages 200 million page views per month.
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Saturday, 16 August 2008
Jay Brannan
Singer-songwriter Jay Brannan sure enough knows how to get to a long-lived first impression; the 26 year old got his start in the indie flick "Shortbus," which featured more defenseless flesh than most XXX flicks.
Since the movie was released in 2006, Brannan has put his clothes back on and bared his soul on his first full-length record, "Goddamned," which was released on July 15 through his own label, Great Depression Records.
Fresh off this first tour, Brannan spoke to Billboard about his future plans and the importance of the DIY ethic.
Congrats on wrapping your first US tour. Was it all you hoped it would be? What lessons did you learn?
The tour was really fun, and I'm really happy with how the shows went off. I did ten cities all over the US, and my road manager took to calling it the luxury tour, because I was flying and taking trains to all the shows rather than roughing it in a van. It was still hard work, though. But the turnouts were great and it was gratifying to see people in different cities singing along to all the songs.
When you performed at the Highline Ballroom in New York, you talked almost having nonrecreational for everything yourself. Do you take label documentation now, or are you still backing the venture on your own?
I have no label support right now. I have never wanted to wait around and I like to just take the initiative and go after things I want. I'm a very opinionated guy and if I were to sign to a label, I feel like they might want to strangle those impulses. At this point, nothing I've seen looks like enough of a partnership to me. But I am open to considering offers; it depends on the terms of deal, of course, but I'm not closing myself off to any avenue. Doing all this by myself has given me a lot of leverage and more negotiating power, which feels good. And I'd love to not have to put everything on the old MasterCard.
You got your start in the indie film Shortbus. How has that helped you build your musical career, and how many people world Health Organization come to your shows now live you because of the movie?
It's a mix of both Shortbus fans and new fans right now. Shortbus really helped me, because the movie played all over the globe and it was like going on a world tour without ever leaving home. But since then I've really grown my online presence, and I'm meeting people who have never heard of Shortbus and just saw me on You Tube or something.
One theme of a lot of chatter has been your cover of NWA's "Straight Outta Compton;" you mentioned that people have sent you awful messages about it. Why do think some citizenry have such a strong response to you singing that call?
Well, most people do see the humor and the irony in the track. I heard Nina Gordon do it and I loved the way she sang it and the melody, and wanted to do my own version. I think that I do it with a mix of irony and humor and seriousness, and some people can't grasp the fact that all these complex issues in the song.
Lots of indie artists nowadays are licensing their songs to film and TV to make money and gain exposure. Based on your experience with Shortbus, is this something you�d consider?
I'd love for it to happen. It would have to be the right brand association, but absolutely, it's a goal of mine.
What are your plans for the fall?
I'm going international. My management company is setting up distribution of the record through some of their global partners, and I�ll be doing some tour dates in the UK and Europe. I'd also like to get back in to doing some acting.
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Since the movie was released in 2006, Brannan has put his clothes back on and bared his soul on his first full-length record, "Goddamned," which was released on July 15 through his own label, Great Depression Records.
Fresh off this first tour, Brannan spoke to Billboard about his future plans and the importance of the DIY ethic.
Congrats on wrapping your first US tour. Was it all you hoped it would be? What lessons did you learn?
The tour was really fun, and I'm really happy with how the shows went off. I did ten cities all over the US, and my road manager took to calling it the luxury tour, because I was flying and taking trains to all the shows rather than roughing it in a van. It was still hard work, though. But the turnouts were great and it was gratifying to see people in different cities singing along to all the songs.
When you performed at the Highline Ballroom in New York, you talked almost having nonrecreational for everything yourself. Do you take label documentation now, or are you still backing the venture on your own?
I have no label support right now. I have never wanted to wait around and I like to just take the initiative and go after things I want. I'm a very opinionated guy and if I were to sign to a label, I feel like they might want to strangle those impulses. At this point, nothing I've seen looks like enough of a partnership to me. But I am open to considering offers; it depends on the terms of deal, of course, but I'm not closing myself off to any avenue. Doing all this by myself has given me a lot of leverage and more negotiating power, which feels good. And I'd love to not have to put everything on the old MasterCard.
You got your start in the indie film Shortbus. How has that helped you build your musical career, and how many people world Health Organization come to your shows now live you because of the movie?
It's a mix of both Shortbus fans and new fans right now. Shortbus really helped me, because the movie played all over the globe and it was like going on a world tour without ever leaving home. But since then I've really grown my online presence, and I'm meeting people who have never heard of Shortbus and just saw me on You Tube or something.
One theme of a lot of chatter has been your cover of NWA's "Straight Outta Compton;" you mentioned that people have sent you awful messages about it. Why do think some citizenry have such a strong response to you singing that call?
Well, most people do see the humor and the irony in the track. I heard Nina Gordon do it and I loved the way she sang it and the melody, and wanted to do my own version. I think that I do it with a mix of irony and humor and seriousness, and some people can't grasp the fact that all these complex issues in the song.
Lots of indie artists nowadays are licensing their songs to film and TV to make money and gain exposure. Based on your experience with Shortbus, is this something you�d consider?
I'd love for it to happen. It would have to be the right brand association, but absolutely, it's a goal of mine.
What are your plans for the fall?
I'm going international. My management company is setting up distribution of the record through some of their global partners, and I�ll be doing some tour dates in the UK and Europe. I'd also like to get back in to doing some acting.
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Mulamantra
Artist: Mulamantra
Genre(s):
Easy Listening
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Mulamantra 2
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Sunday, 15 June 2008
Christopher Peacock
Artist: Christopher Peacock
Genre(s):
New Age
Discography:
Traveler
Year: 1999
Tracks: 10
The featured piano player at the Rosario Resort in the San Juan Islands of Washington State, Christopher Peacock starting time performed as a percussionist with the Madison Symphony Orchestra. He later studied composition with the L.A. Philharmonic's William Kraft. Peacock has released Island Time, Oceans, Suite Dreams, Name and address, Piano, Pianoel Volume 2 and Traveller.
Wednesday, 4 June 2008
Ens Cogitans
Artist: Ens Cogitans
Genre(s):
Metal: Progressive
Metal: Gothic
Discography:
Disangelium
Year: 2002
Tracks: 6
Re-Vision
Year: 1999
Tracks: 9
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Thursday, 29 May 2008
Indiana Jones - Ford Waxes Chest For Charity
INDIANA JONES star HARRISON FORD has had his chest waxed for a new advertising campaign to promote awareness of deforestation.
The 65-year-old actor is seen gritting his teeth and wincing with pain as a wax strip is pulled from his torso.
But the stunt is all for a good cause as the 30-second ad has been filmed for Conservation International - an environmental campaign group - to help raise awareness of the effect of deforestation on global warming.
Ford is seen saying, "Every bit of rain forest that gets ripped out over there really hurts us over here."
And Conservation International boss Peter Seligmann insists the Hollywood star really went through with the waxing, and his pained expression was totally genuine.
He says, "I didn't have to talk him into anything. I was there when he filmed it. It really hurt. There's nothing about the expression on his face that was fake."
The short film mirrors a scene from 2005 movie The 40-Year-Old Virgin, which sees actor Steve Carell screaming with pain during his chest hair removal session.
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Sunday, 18 May 2008
Court now orders Spears psych exam
Court now orders Spears psych exam
A approximate has ruled that troubled pop superstar Britney Spears must be examined by a court-appointed psychiatrist to influence if she understands the legal minutes involving her.
Reuters reports that Los Angeles Superior Court Commissioner Scott Gordon ordered on Mon that the psychiatrist file a report on the 26-year-old's mental condition by 13 February.
On 14 February it will be decided how much yearner Spears' assets should stay under the temporary worker command of her father and his lawyer.
Commissioner Gordon also said that a restraining order against Spears' self-styled handler and intimate, Surface-to-air missile Lutfi, forbids him from any cast of tangency with her.
Spears was taken to the UCLA Medical exam Midpoint for a 72-hour psychiatric valuation last hebdomad; her stay has now been extended to two weeks.
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Tuesday, 6 May 2008
Daryl Hall and John Oates
Artist: Daryl Hall and John Oates
Genre(s):
Other
R&B: Soul
Pop
Discography:
Our Kind Of Soul
Year: 2005
Tracks: 18
Starting All Over Again CD2
Year: 2002
Tracks: 19
Starting All Over Again CD1
Year: 2002
Tracks: 19
Behind The Music
Year: 2002
Tracks: 17
Live at The Apollo With David Ruffin and Eddie Kendrick
Year: 1985
Tracks: 7
H2O
Year: 1982
Tracks: 11
X - Static
Year:
Tracks: 12
Voices
Year:
Tracks: 12
Private Eyes
Year:
Tracks: 12
Ooh Yeah
Year:
Tracks: 11
Love Songs
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Tracks: 17
Thursday, 1 May 2008
Irvine Welsh talks to The Alabama 3
Irvine Welsh talks to The Alabama 3
Superman house state: Alabama 3 wrote the Sopranos' theme, but their modus vivendi would pretend Tony himself rosiness, writes No 1 fan Irvine
Thursday, 24 April 2008
Dinosaur Junior
Artist: Dinosaur Junior
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Where You Been
Year: 1992
Tracks: 10
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Superheroes go back to work
Superheroes go back to work
Comic-book-hero pic company Marvel Studios has reached an lag agreement with the Writers Club of America, enabling striking Hollywood writers to go back to work on their projects.
For Marvel, it means that
Dave Bartholomew won't Stomp
Dave Bartholomew won't Stomp
Dave Bartholomew has a strange way of pursuing the identification he so desperately desires and richly deserves. The 87-year-old trumpeter and bandleader, world Health Organization staked his claim to rock 'n' roll immortality as the manufacturer and co-writer of Fats Domino's biggest...
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Sub Pop celebrates 20th with Seattle bash
Sub Pop celebrates 20th with Seattle bash
New York - Poor boy Pop Records, the indie label that gave the earthly concern Nirvana, will celebrate its 20th birthday with a weekend of concerts in a Seattle commons in July.Among the groups reuniting or breaking long hiatuses for the July 12-13 event at Marymoor Park ar Green River, Red River Loss Meat, the Fluid, Beachwood Sparks and Seaweed.Current label acts of the Apostles confirmed to appear include Mudhoney, comedy duette Flight of the Conchords, Fleet Foxes, Foals, Grand piano Archives, the Helio Sequence, Iron & Vino, Kinski, Low gear, No Geezerhood, Wolf Parade, Pissed Jeans and the Ruby Suns.Additional bands will be added to the account, tickets for which go on sales event Apr 26. As an adjunct to the music, a clowning night will be held July 11 at the G. E. Moore Dramatics, featuring Patton Oswalt, Eugene Mirman, Sir Alexander Robertus Todd Barry and other guests.For Jeff Catkin, world Health Organization played in Honey oil River with Harlan F. Stone Gossard earlier they left to shape Mother Love Ivory and then Pearl Cram, the testify will be a luck to grok back into his shared history with Marker Arm and Steve Turner, wHO went on to contour Mudhoney.
"There's been a few emails exchanged and a few jokes about how we'll amaze our hair that big and long once more," he told Hoarding.com. "We might wholly have to go in for weaves. If we got unitedly and wrote a duet of songs and put out a 1, that'd be more important to me than playacting a show up; just acquiring in a room together."- REUTERS/Billboard
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