Artist: American Indian Dancers and Singers
Genre(s):
Ethnic
Discography:
American Indian Ceremonial and War Dances
Year: 1995
Tracks: 20
Curl Up and Die
Monday, 23 June 2008
American Indian Dancers and Singers
Artist: American Indian Dancers and Singers
Genre(s):
Ethnic
Discography:
American Indian Ceremonial and War Dances
Year: 1995
Tracks: 20
Curl Up and Die
Monday, 16 June 2008
Full Blown Chaos
Artist: Full Blown Chaos
Genre(s):
Metal
Hardcore
Discography:
Heavy Lies the Crown
Year: 2007
Tracks: 12
Within the Grasp of Titans
Year: 2006
Tracks: 13
Wake the Demons
Year: 2004
Tracks: 14
Prophet of Hostility
Year: 2004
Tracks: 6
New York City's Full Blown Chaos first unleashed their inflexible metal/hardcore assault via a self-titled 2001 EP, which was later on released on quondam bassist Ed Conroy's Jailhouse Records. They reinforced a following opening for groups like Hatebreed and Sepultura, and in 2003, Jailhouse partnered up with Jamey Jasta's Stillborn Records for the release of another EP, Prophet of Hostility. The crew followed up in October 2004 on Stillborn with the album Wake the Demons. Full Blown Chaos spread their music among the metal push by playing over cc shows in 2005 alone, and in doing so, frontman Ray Mazzola, bassist Mike "Skulk" Ruehle, and brothers Mike and Jeff Facci (guitar and drums, respectively) managed to account gigs with heavy-hitters like Chimaira, Slipknot, Superjoint Ritual, and God Forbid, among others. The band's unrelenting touring schedule relieved up enough for them to enter the studio in February 2006 to record with producer/engineer Eric Rachel (Every Time I Die, A Life Once Lost). Full Blown Chaos' resulting soph crusade, Within the Grasp of Titans, surfaced that summer in time for dates on Ozzfest.
Sunday, 15 June 2008
Russert Not Well During His Final Interview
The last people Tim Russert interviewed before he died thought the newsman didn't look so good.
Writers John Harwood and Jerry Seib pre-taped an interview with Russert this morning for this weekend's episode of the "Tim Russert Show." After the interview Seib commented, "I don't think Tim felt very well."
We've asked NBC whether they plan to air this show, and who will step in on "Meet the Press" -- we haven't heard back.
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Writers John Harwood and Jerry Seib pre-taped an interview with Russert this morning for this weekend's episode of the "Tim Russert Show." After the interview Seib commented, "I don't think Tim felt very well."
We've asked NBC whether they plan to air this show, and who will step in on "Meet the Press" -- we haven't heard back.
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Big Daddy - Sandler To Return To Stand Up Roots
BIG DADDY star ADAM SANDLER has been inspired to go back to his roots as a stand-up comic after signing up to star in a new movie about comedians.
The actor plays a comedian in the currently untitled Judd Apatow-directed movie, which is due for release next year (09).
And Sandler - who started out on the comedy club circuit - insists he needs to get back to performing in front of live audiences before shooting stars later this year (08).
He tells MTV.com, "Man, I gotta write an act again. It's been a long time. I haven't done stand-up in, like, 10 years. Even more. So yeah, I gotta get to work this summer and start doing that again.
"That's why I want to kill Judd Apatow right now. I was so much happier doing nothing.
"Stuff like that (stand-up shows) will happen. You will see me bomb for about 15 minutes straight, then walk off and punch Judd."
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R. Kelly Trial Rocked by Hamburger Drama
Photo-illustration: iStockphoto, Getty Images
As the world awaits word of a verdict, there's yet more ridiculous drama in R. Kelly's gravely serious child-pornography trial as one sequestered juror had to be reprimanded by the judge following an outburst in a restaurant last night. "I've been waiting for fucking half an hour — how long do I have to wait?" the man told a waiter, reports the Chicago Sun-Times. "All I want is a couple of beers and a hamburger." He then hit the table with a bottle and told an attendant deputy, "You guys have been monitoring me all day so you know I'm not drunk." This morning, called before Judge Gaughan, the juror was laughing and said he'd been feeling claustrophobic at the time of his tantrum. "Why are you laughing," Gaughan asked. "Do you have a mental problem?" Apparently he did not, so he went back to deliberating. Additionally, another juror — a student at a culinary school — has asked to be excused, though it is not yet known if his request was hamburger-motivated.
This is not the first time Kelly's legal problems have included hamburgers; a 2005 lawsuit filed by tour partner Jay-Z alleged that Kelly had, without explanation, left a St. Louis concert early to serve drive-through customers at an area McDonald's.
Juror reprimanded by Judge Gaughan for dinner table outburst [Kelly Chronicles/Chicago Sun-Times]
Juror wants out of R. Kelly trial [Kelly Chronicles/Chicago Sun-Times]
Jay-Z: R. Kelly Is a Crying Little B*tch [Smoking Gun]
As the world awaits word of a verdict, there's yet more ridiculous drama in R. Kelly's gravely serious child-pornography trial as one sequestered juror had to be reprimanded by the judge following an outburst in a restaurant last night. "I've been waiting for fucking half an hour — how long do I have to wait?" the man told a waiter, reports the Chicago Sun-Times. "All I want is a couple of beers and a hamburger." He then hit the table with a bottle and told an attendant deputy, "You guys have been monitoring me all day so you know I'm not drunk." This morning, called before Judge Gaughan, the juror was laughing and said he'd been feeling claustrophobic at the time of his tantrum. "Why are you laughing," Gaughan asked. "Do you have a mental problem?" Apparently he did not, so he went back to deliberating. Additionally, another juror — a student at a culinary school — has asked to be excused, though it is not yet known if his request was hamburger-motivated.
This is not the first time Kelly's legal problems have included hamburgers; a 2005 lawsuit filed by tour partner Jay-Z alleged that Kelly had, without explanation, left a St. Louis concert early to serve drive-through customers at an area McDonald's.
Juror reprimanded by Judge Gaughan for dinner table outburst [Kelly Chronicles/Chicago Sun-Times]
Juror wants out of R. Kelly trial [Kelly Chronicles/Chicago Sun-Times]
Jay-Z: R. Kelly Is a Crying Little B*tch [Smoking Gun]
Bonnaroo Adds New Orleans Venue
This year's Bonnaroo [ tickets ] Music and Arts Festival will feature a new venue, Somethin' Else-New Orleans, which is dedicated to celebrating the culture of New Orleans and Louisiana. Somethin' Else-New Orleans will feature the music of the region, programmed throughout the day and night for the entire weekend, according to a press release.The venue will be modeled after some of New Orleans' most distinctive music clubs such as Preservation Hall, Tipitina's and the Maple Leaf. Regional cuisine also will be featured. A donation will be collected at the entrance and all proceeds will go directly to support local New Orleans charities including New Orleans Musicians Clinic, New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts, New Orleans Habitat Musicians' Village/Ellis Marsalis Center for Music and Tipitina's Foundation.Confirmed acts for Somethin' Else-New Orleans include Porter-Batiste-Stoltz, Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk, Henry Butler and the Game Band, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Walter "Wolfman" Washington, and Anders Osborne among others.Bonnaroo is scheduled for June 12-15 in Manchester, TN.
Fan pays €25,500 for Johansson date
A bidder on auction website eBay has paid $40,100 (€25,500) for a date with Scarlett Johansson.
The actress auctioned off a chance to be her guest at the premiere of her new film, 'He's Just Not That Into You', in aid of Oxfam.
Bidding for the date began at less than $1, but climbed to over $40,000 in just 10 days.
The winner, who is from the UK, will be brought to the event in a chauffeur-driven limousine to join the star on the red carpet. He or she can also bring a guest with them. After the screening, Johansson will hand her date a personal handwritten note.
However, it is unlikely any further romance will develop as the 23-year-old star is currently dating actor Ryan Reynolds.
The actress auctioned off a chance to be her guest at the premiere of her new film, 'He's Just Not That Into You', in aid of Oxfam.
Bidding for the date began at less than $1, but climbed to over $40,000 in just 10 days.
The winner, who is from the UK, will be brought to the event in a chauffeur-driven limousine to join the star on the red carpet. He or she can also bring a guest with them. After the screening, Johansson will hand her date a personal handwritten note.
However, it is unlikely any further romance will develop as the 23-year-old star is currently dating actor Ryan Reynolds.
Forensics Testify At Kellys Trial
LATEST: R. KELLY's child pornography trial has heard that a fingernail-sized mark seen on the lower back of the man in the sex tape was not a mole, but video distortion.
The troubled R+B star stands accused of videotaping himself having sex with a 13-year-old girl.
The Bump N' Grind hitmaker's defence team recently told a Chicago, Illinois court that the person in the explicit video could not be their client, because the two men bore key physical differences - most noticeably a dark fingernail-sized mole on the star's back.
The jury has heard testimony from the prosecutions forensic expert, who matched a mole on the singer's back to that of the man in the sex tape.
But on Thursday (05June08), defence witness and video analysis expert Charles Palm claims the black mark appears - and disappears - because the video has been duplicated so many times.
He says, "I see a black mark but it doesn't appear to be a mole."
Kelly has pleaded not guilty to all 14 counts of child pornography. The trial continues.
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Stone Temple Pilots says surprised by lawsuit
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Alternative rock band Stone Temple Pilots said it was surprised by a lawsuit from its record label this week, and hopes to return to the studio to record a new album soon.
Warner Music Group Corp.'s Atlantic Records label on Thursday sued the band's lead singer Scott Weiland and drummer Eric Kretz for trying to end their recording contract early.
"Stone Temple Pilots were deeply disappointed to see that Atlantic filed a surprise lawsuit against two members of the (group) when they were in the middle of what were believed to be cordial and positive discussions about (Stone Temple Pilots)
returning to the studio to make a new album after 5 years," the group said in an e-mailed statement late Thursday night.
The group, known for hits like "Sex Type Thing" and "Interstate Love Song," rose to fame in the 1990s and all four members reunited last month for their first national tour in eight years.
According to the lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, the record company wants the band to record a seventh album and deliver up to two more albums if the record label decides they want them.
The suit claims that Weiland and Kretz threatened to stop performing under their contract and have indicated they want to end the agreement unless Atlantic makes significant changes.
"Should everyone operate in good faith, (STONE TEMPLE PILOTS) are certain that a new album from the band will be available soon," the band's statement said.
Warner Music Group Corp.'s Atlantic Records label on Thursday sued the band's lead singer Scott Weiland and drummer Eric Kretz for trying to end their recording contract early.
"Stone Temple Pilots were deeply disappointed to see that Atlantic filed a surprise lawsuit against two members of the (group) when they were in the middle of what were believed to be cordial and positive discussions about (Stone Temple Pilots)
returning to the studio to make a new album after 5 years," the group said in an e-mailed statement late Thursday night.
The group, known for hits like "Sex Type Thing" and "Interstate Love Song," rose to fame in the 1990s and all four members reunited last month for their first national tour in eight years.
According to the lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, the record company wants the band to record a seventh album and deliver up to two more albums if the record label decides they want them.
The suit claims that Weiland and Kretz threatened to stop performing under their contract and have indicated they want to end the agreement unless Atlantic makes significant changes.
"Should everyone operate in good faith, (STONE TEMPLE PILOTS) are certain that a new album from the band will be available soon," the band's statement said.
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