After exposing you all to the filth that is Wendy Ho, I thought I should raise the bar by featuring someone cutting edge and alternative. But I decided to go with Céline Dion instead. Sorry. The thing is - I was contemplating what to choose for my Friday flashback and couldn't think of a better alternative than "Taking Chances". Which is strange because Céline and I have a strained relationship. Years of listening to my mum belt out "My Heart Will Go On" while doing the ironing have left deep psychological scars that are yet to heal. Furthermore, the diva's post-90s output leaves a lot to be desired. That is with one glorious exception. "Taking Chances" is the best song the Canadian legend has ever recorded. And I'm convinced it would have been a huge #1 hit - if it was recorded by anyone else. Instead, it only peaked at #60 in Australia and just scraped into the UK top 40. What a disgrace! Not only does Céline take to the pop/rock genre like a surgeon's knife to Heidi Montag's face, the lyrics ring true and the big, bold chorus is a thing of great beauty. I love rocking out to "Taking Chances" while I'm driving (yes, I really am that gay!) and the song has some great remixes. It should be noted that Céline's jam is actually a cover. Platinum Weird (ie. Kara Dioguardi and Dave Stewart) do a great job on the original but the song needed a big set of pipes. And the presence of an aging gay icon with a really, really bad wig. Speaking of which, Céline really ups the glamour stakes in the amazing video clip. Unfortunately, I can't embed that extravaganza on the blog - so you'll have to make do with this fabulous montage of live performances. My favourite bit is Céline's bizarre dance at 1:25 minutes. Stunning!
Seriously, Wendy. Buy yourself a douche! No one likes Mars Bar stains on the sheets. Now if only Delta would cover this stunning pop masterpiece on her next album...Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/2010/09/ Visit pop music records for Daily Updated Hairstyles Collection
Director : Pascal Franchot Genre : Drama,Thriller Cast : Brittany Robertson,Scout Taylor-Compton,Avan Jogia,Nolan Gerard Funk,Valerie Tian,Janel Parrish,Alexia Fast
Plot : On the night of a sleepover, a group of teenage girls venture out in a competitive game of challenging dares. As the antics escalate, and the dares become more extreme, the girls unravel the truth behind a former student's rumored suicide.........
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Director : Boris Paval Conen Release Date : 25 March 2010 (Netherlands) Genre : Drama Cast : Anniek Pheifer,Tygo Gernandt,Mark Rietman,Eugenia Lencinas,Ismael Santillán,Leonardo Ramírez,Hector Bordoni,Javier Moreira
Plot : First Mission is a real life drama about the lives and work of a team of doctors on their remote outpost of International Frontline Doctors in South America........
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"Promise This" is the lead single by British recording artist Cheryl Cole from her upcoming second studio album, Messy Little Raindrops, scheduled for release in the United Kingdom on 25 October 2010. The uptempo dance-pop single features lyrics alluding to the breakdown in her marriage to Ashley Cole as well as her recovery from malaria.Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/2010/09/ Visit pop music records for Daily Updated Hairstyles Collection
Director : Lawrence Trilling Genre : Comedy Cast : Josh Cooke,Greg Grunberg,Rob Benedict,Kym Whitley,Tom Arnold,Henry Winkler,Lombardo Boyar,Kathrine Narducci,Greg German
Plot : Herman has a weakness for strip clubs. Donny has a thing for condiments and Tiffany is a newly celibate martial artist. These are Andy's new friends after he unsuspectingly follows his dream girl into a sexual addiction recovery group.......
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Director : Roland Joffé Release Date : 5 September 2008 (India) Genre : Crime,Horror,Thriller Cast : Elisha Cuthbert, Daniel Gillies, Pruitt Taylor Vince, Michael Harney
Plot : In New York, the top-model Jennifer Tree is drugged in a night-club in Soho and kidnapped with her dog. Jennifer awakes in a cell in a basement and is submitted to psychological and physical tortures by her twisted abductor.........
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Director : Nick Hamm Release Date : 20 April 2001 (UK) Genre : Drama,Horror,Mystery,Thriller Cast : Thora Birch, Desmond Harrington, Daniel Brocklebank, Laurence Fox
Plot : One misty morning, Liz Dunn stumbles down the road to her school and screams for help. A police psychologist gets her to reveal her story: A month earlier: three rebellious teenagers - Mike, Frankie and Geoff are trying to ditch the school field trip to Wales.........
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Director : Christian Duguay Release Date : 8 May 2008 (Kuwait) Genre : Drama,Thriller Cast : Mila Kunis, Gregory Smith, Peter Stormare, Regine Nehy
Plot : It is the story of a group of unruly teenagers whose parents send them to a rehabilitation boot camp to turn them around. The camp collects each child individually, then delivers them to the boot camp facility on a remote island in Fiji........
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The new film from the director of the highly acclaimed and immensely popular Cinema Paradiso has been described by some as Cinema Paradiso meets Summer of '42, and while there is some justification for that glib assessment, Malena is a good bit more intelligent than that suggests. True, Tornatore (whose best film is probably the utterly grim A Pure Formality) is here making a coming-of-age story that shares........
"Higher" is the second single by British girl group The Saturdays taken from their mini album, Headlines!. Prior to its release, the song was remixed to feature new vocals from US rapper Flo Rida and it is now this version which will be released on 1st November 2010 through Fascination Records. The song has so far peaked at #22 on the UK Singles Chart.Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/2010/09/ Visit pop music records for Daily Updated Hairstyles Collection
It's been a year sincemy last chat with Andy Bull. In that time he's released a critically acclaimed album, toured the country, recorded a new EP and most importantly, cut his hair. The third item in that list is the reason for today's interview. Andy's new EP "Phantom Pains" hit shelves (sounds better than was uploaded to iTunes) a couple of weeks ago and has already won over the indie-pop crowd - largely due to his magnificent duet with Lisa Mitchell. I didn't think it was possible to top "Small Town Girl" but "Dog" comes very, very close. That song is representative of the EP's dark tone but unlike most of his contemporaries, Andy never forgets the power of a good harmony and catchy pop chorus. Which is one of the reasons he is such a favourite of mine. That and the fact that he graciously puts up with my stalking on Facebook. Anyway, here's what the extremely talented Mr Bull had to say about "Phantom Pains".
The EP is a beautiful collection of songs but your sound is darker this time around. In fact, “Dog” (bottom of post) is possibly the catchiest song about depression that I’ve ever heard. Is it fair to say you were going through a bit of a rough patch when you were putting it together? "Phantom Pains" is darker than the music I have made in the past, but it's not because I am less happy than I was. it's just because I am discovering, perversely, the joy in articulating that ever-present emotional darkness. Learning to express the personal and the emotional, rather than simply crafting well constructed words, is liberating for the songwriter and the listener, and furthermore, it's honest.
Are you going to do a video for “Dog”? Maybe, I’m tossing around some ideas. I think I might try animating something, maybe in the style that I drew the EP artwork in. Currently I’m working on a really cool video for the "Phantom Pains" song though. It's not animated: one of my best pals shot it for me in this weird house on Long Island in the States, and sent the footage here, and then me and another pal filmed some more material to complete the clip. It’s really cool just working with your friends on it. Very do-it-yourself. It should be finished soon. It's about a guy who cuts off his thumb to get the insurance money. I wont spoil the ending.
How did you rope in the services of Lisa Mitchell, Little Red and Hungry Kids of Hungary for the EP? Lisa and I became friends when we toured last year. I had actually become a member of her band during that tour also, since she had cut her finger very badly on the second night of the tour and couldn’t play guitar, so I played piano for her. She called me up earlier this year and invited me to sing a song with her at her Enmore Theatre show, and in return I invited her to sing on my album. One afternoon, when she was in Sydney, she came around to my house for a cup of tea, and then we recorded "Dog" in my little home studio. It took about an hour.
Basically the same deal with Little Red singing on "Nothing to Lose", I made friends with them when we did a long tour about 2 years ago. Earlier this year they were in Sydney mixing their new album, and one afternoon they rocked up to my house with a case of beer, and a few jars in, we decided it would be cool to sing on a song together. With Hungry Kids, my producer Tony Buchen had produced their single “Let You Down” and we thought it would be cool to have them sing on "Last Waltz", so we sent them the track over email with some suggestions for harmonies, and they sent it back pretty well nailed.
Is the EP a taste of a forthcoming album or a stand alone project? It’s a stand-alone project. I think that in this day and age, with the way we consume music (i.e. iTunes) that long albums are not always so necessary. Or in other words, I think that the EPs could now fill the role that albums have for the last 10 years. From my point of view, EPs are great because there is a shorter time span between their creation and their release, which I think improves the relevance of the output. Take Sufjan Stevens as an example. I think his career is really exciting to watch because it’s very dynamic - he releases stunning EPs regularly. I think there is something to be said for it. Artistically and commercially, it's healthier, because there is less expectation and without that expectation, you can just get on with the business of playing music, and you can do it for the right reasons!
One of my other favourite songs on the EP is “Work Is A Slow Way To Die”. Which basically verbalises my general attitude to employment. What is the worst job you’ve ever had? I’ve had a few jobs over the years, some of them grubby and very rough. Working in a commercial kitchen is up there as one of the most exhausting jobs, but definitely not the worst. I think, surprisingly maybe, that my stint as a personal trainer was my worst job. Early mornings, late nights, shit pay. You spend half the time cleaning up after people, cleaning vomit and shit off toilet floors. And then you spend the other half listening to people complain about being fat and unmotivated. They want a magic pill to fix their problems, and there is none. I felt like I was always giving people hard facts that they didn’t want to hear. Plus, you have to be one hell of a salesman, which I am not. I had some trainer friends who were amazing at it, who thrived on it and made good cash. But my mind was elsewhere, and I was getting nowhere, so after an unhappy couple of years, I stopped.
You spent 7 years working on your debut album. I loved it but it didn’t quite take off the way you possibly would have liked. How do you deal with that after pouring your heart and soul into something? Actually I was pretty amazed by the response, and on the whole I felt like reviews were incredibly generous. It didn’t, however, smash though the charts and for that I am incredibly thankful, not disappointed as you suggested. I think that had “We’re Too Young” been a big hit then I would still be tied to it now, which would be the real disappointment. Instead, I got to free myself of it and move on, which was deeply cathartic. Making "Phantom Pains" was a very beautiful, rich, personal experience that brought me real contentedness. Where "We’re Too Young" had been like surviving a trial, "Phantom Pains" came like a happy revelation.
Do you think the record company’s marketing strategy backfired? You were put forward as a retro soul singer, when your sound is actually a lot more eclectic. Again, it seems to me like other people worry more about all that marketing stuff than I do. If anybody tried to represent me as anything, well, I don’t know what to say about that? I represent myself only, I try to behave in a way that is in accordance with what I believe at that time; and if you really want to know what I believe, then you can ask me and I will tell you. If you want to know about my music, just listen to it and make up your own mind based on your own emotional response. I don’t have ambitions to be seen as one thing or another in particular. My ambition is to not care.
You’re hitting the road soon, doing some solo shows as well as supporting Clare Bowditch. How did that come about? What can we expect from the shows? Will you be dusting off “Small Town Arsehole”? Just one of those small-world connections. I live across the road from her manager, and so I hassled him about it while he was walking his dog. Well, that’s only half true. But the shows should be cool, I’m working on a little duo at the moment that I think is going to be pretty great. "Small Town Arsehole" is likely to get a run. Should be a great tour.
You can order a signed copy of "Phantom Pains" from JB Hi-Fi. Click on this link to see Andy's upcoming tour dates.
"Katy On a Mission" is the lead single by British recording artist Katie Brien, better known as Katy B from her yet to be titled debut album on 22 August 2010. The song was praised by contemporary critics alike for its club appeal in addition to the standard of vocal delivery. It topped the UK Dance Chart and UK Indie Chart while peaking at number five on the UK Singles Chart.Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/2010/09/ Visit pop music records for Daily Updated Hairstyles Collection
After all these years I still get excited when Kylie releases a new single. I still have to buy it in every format and track down all the remixes. No wonder I'm broke! And I'm particularly excited about this one. "Get Outta My Way" (along with Jennifer Rush's modern classic "Echoes Love") was the soundtrack to my recent recent European trip and the song brings back a tidal wave of happy memories. It's a bit of shame then that the song is DOA in Australia. The stunning anthem peaked at a ridiculous #69 on iTunes and just scraped into the radio airplay chart at #42. What the fuck? It's somewhat of a (happy) surprise then that we are getting a physical single. Released on the 8th of October, the 6 track CD will have the following tracklist:
1. Get Outta My Way 2. Bimbo Jones Club Edit 3. Sidney Samson Remix 4. Paul Harris Vocal Remix 5. Mat Zo Remix 6. Video
Fabulous! I actually think they should have gone with a CD1 and CD2. No one else is doing it and the Kylie faithful (ie. the only people who are going to buy it anyway) would lap that shit up. Why not double sales? And who cares if it's chart ineligible? The song is already a flop - you might as well try something different and generate a bit of goodwill in the process. At least we have the UK, where "Get Outta My Way" is being released on 3 different formats and is currently sitting pretty at #8 in the mid-weeks. It might fall out of the top ten by Sunday but it doesn't really matter given the healthy album sales.
Aphrodite - the game!
Almost as exciting as Australia's unexpected physical single is the unveiling of Kylie's Aphrodite computer game. I am seriously obsessed with this trash. You basically have to rescue Kylie over 10 very simple levels but the tacky Nintendo circa 1996 graphics and camp voiceover make it absolutely addictive. They need to release this as an iPhone app immediately! Last but not least is the slightly disturbing confirmation that "Better Than Today" will now be the album's third single instead of the previously rumoured "Put Your Hands Up". I'll save that rant for another day because I'm praying the information is wrong. Interestingly, at least one remix of "Cupid Boy" (that I know of) has been commissioned - so hopefully it will get a showing as a later single or, at the very least, be pushed to clubs. In the meantime, let's just enjoy "Get Outta My Way". It might not be the superstar's biggest hit but I think it's one of her best. Check out this lovely behind the scenes doco from the making of the video (below). I had no idea it was a homage to Paris Is Burning!
"Most Girls" is the second single from Pink's debut album Can't Take Me Home, released in September 2000. The song peaked at #4 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 on November 14, 2000. It was Pink's highest charting hit in the USA as a solo artist, tied with "Get the Party Started", until her 2008 single "So What" hit number one on the U.S. Billboard's Hot 100.Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/2010/09/ Visit pop music records for Daily Updated Hairstyles Collection
Yawn. The Australian music industry's night of nights is almost upon us and it's going to be as boring as usual if the recently announced nominations are any indication. Don't get me wrong. I actually like most of the nominees but the bias towards indie rock/alternative pop is as strong as ever. Kylie was largely overlooked despite releasing an album that actually sold more than 10 copies internationally, Vanessa Amorosi's domination of the singles chart was roundly ignored and CC Martini was robbed of ARIA glory yet again for her belated #93 smash "Double Dutch". Haters! The big winners were Sia, Washington, Julia & Angus Stone, Birds of Tokyo and Guy Sebastian (seriously?) - who received 6 nominations each. I think Sia's half dozen are well deserved. After being all but written off in Australia for the past decade, some recognition for her achievements is long overdue. I hope she scoops the pool and throws her pile of ARIAs at Delta Goodrem's head. Here are my 2 cents on the 2010 nominees. Please note I've highlighted who I think should win in red. Not who I necessarily think will win.
Album of the Year Angus & Julia Stone - Down The Way Birds of Tokyo - Birds Of Tokyo Sia - We Are Born Tame Impala - Innerspeaker Washington - I Believe You Liar
I know it's hard to believe given the content of this blog but my taste in music is actually quite diverse and I'm only slightly embarrassed to admit that I purchased all these albums. Not only that but I'm also rather partial to them. While "We Are Born" doesn't quite match the heights of "Some People Have Real Problems", it's rich and interesting. And most importantly, it's fucking fun! Angus & Julia (who I actually went to school with - fun fact!) used to annoy the hell out of me but "Down The Way" is gorgeous, sunny Sunday afternoon of an album. And probably deserves to be here. Same goes for Washington's quirky "I Believe You Liar". The indie pop princess could have gone down the Missy Higgins route of mind numbing pretense but carves out her own little idiosyncratic niche. As for Tame Impala and Birds of Tokyo, they are probably the two least annoying rock bands in the country and almost live up to the hype. So what could have improved this line up:
Aphrodite - Kylie (Sublime from beginning to end) The Lighter Side Of... - Laura Imbruglia (Funny, sad, heartbreaking) Hazardous - Vanessa Amorosi (A consistently brilliant pop album) Calling All Magicians - Danielle Spencer (So incredibly underrated) Ten - Gabriella Cilmi (Desperate but surprisingly lovely and fun)
Single of the Year Angus & Julia Stone - Big Jet Plane Birds of Tokyo - Plans Sia - Clap Your Hands The Temper Trap - Love Lost Washington - How To Tame Lions
How incredibly lame is this line up? Again, a bunch of great songs but (with perhaps the exception of the strikingly beautiful "Plans") are all brilliant album tracks - not killer singles. Even personal faves like "Clap Your Hands" and "How To Tame Lions" don't really cut the cocaine. Seriously, this shit is a 45 year old lesbian's wet dream. I know many of these will be eligible for next year's awards but I'm bitter about the omission of the following triumphs (in no particular order):
So Lonely - Chris Sorbello All The Lovers - Kylie In The Moment - Zoë Badwi We Speak No Americano - Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP Dog - Andy Bull and Lisa Mitchell 10 Date Commandments - Am8er This Is Who I Am - Ness Ness Isn't It Strange - Parralox Ching Ching Ching - Nikka Costa Kingdom - Erika Sometimes We Fall - Vera Fernandez Welcome To Disgraceland - Courtney Act Big, Beautiful & Sexy - Casey Donovan Spin - Casette Kids Sometimes - Miami Horror Filter Freak - Denzal Park Changes - Emma Donovan Shooting Star - Bag Raiders And The Boys - Julia & Angus Stone According To You - Orianthi On Your Side - Danielle Spencer Peek-A-Boo - Bertie Blackman
ROBBED!
Best Female Artist Clare Bowditch - Modern Day Addiction Kylie Minogue - Aphrodite Lisa Mitchell - Oh! Hark! Sia - We Are Born Washington - I Believe You Liar
The omission of Am8er makes this category redundant!
Best Male Artist Dan Kelly - Dan Kelly's Dream Dan Sultan - Get Out While You Can Guy Sebastian - Like It Like That John Butler - April Uprising Paul Dempsey - Fast Friends
Admittedly there's not much to chose from but this is ridiculous! Go John.
Best Group Angus & Julia Stone - Down The Way Birds of Tokyo - Birds Of Tokyo Powderfinger - Golden Rule Tame Impala - Innerspeaker The Temper Trap - Love Lost
Scarlett Belle?
Best Dance Release Art vs Science - Magic Fountain Miami Horror - Sometimes Midnight Juggernauts - The Crystal Axis Pendulum - Immersion Yolanda Be Cool and Dcup - We No Speak Americano
So predictable. I'm glad Yolanda Be Cool and DCUP finally get some respect and I LOVE "Sometimes" but where is Zoë Badwi's stunning club smash "In The Moment" or Kylie's "Get Outta My Way"? And how about Denzal Park's "Filter Freak"? You know, music that people can actually dance to....
Best Pop Release Bluejuice - Head of the Hawk Empire of the Sun - Half Mast Guy Sebastian - Like It Like That Kylie Minogue - Aphrodite Sia - We Are Born
Replace Guy Sebastian with Vanessa Amorosi's "Hazardous" and I can sign off on this. Kind of. Kylie had better win or I'll curse the ARIA voters to walk around smelling of Pink Sparkle for the rest of eternity.
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And here are the awards voted by the public. They are a mixed bag but a big improvement on the categories decided on by industry members. Note the inclusion of Ness Ness. Bless you, Australia.
Most Popular Australian Album Angus & Julia Stone - Down The Way Empire Of The Sun - Walking On A Dream Guy Sebastian - Like It Like That Jimmy Barnes - The Rhythm and the Blues John Butler Trio - April Uprising Kate Miller-Heidke - Curiouser Powderfinger - Golden Rule Stan Walker - Introducing The Temper Trap - Conditions Vanessa Amorosi - Hazardous
Fair enough but where the fuck is "Hermaphrodite"?!
Most Popular Australian Single Brian McFadden - Just Say So Gabriella Cilmi - On A Mission Guy Sebastian - Like It Like That Guy Sebastian - Art of Love (featuring Jordin Sparks) Kate Miller-Heidke - The Last Day on Earth Stan Walker - Black Box The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition Vanessa Amorosi - This Is Who I am Vanessa Amorosi - Mr. Mysterious Yolanda Be Cool & DCup - We Speak No Americano
I refuse to acknowledge the first name on this list but a double shot of Vanessa, "Sweet Disposition" and finally some props for Gabriella. How delicious!
Most Popular International Artist Beyonce Black Eyed Peas David Guetta Eminem Jason Derulo Katy Perry Ke$ha Lady Gaga Michael Buble Mumford & Sons Owl City Rod Stewart Susan Boyle Taylor Swift Train
Rod Stewart? Seriously. What the fuck? Fingers crossed that Beyjesus wins (or at least Queen Ke$ha) but I fear it will be someone vile and revolting like Taylor Swift or Train. Gross. Ok, enough bitching. The ARIAs aren't usually my cup of tea but I look forward to the award ceremony every year. If nothing else in the vain hope of catching another career ending performance like Madison Avenue's legendarily tragic rendition of "Who The Hell Are You?" from 2000. Cheyne's mid-song break to have a glass of water is positively iconic. Comeback, bitch. We miss you! Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/2010/09/ Visit pop music records for Daily Updated Hairstyles Collection
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"Trust" was originally recorded by American singer Keyshia Cole in 2007 for her second studio album, Just Like You. In 2008, the ballad was re-recorded as a duet with fellow R&B singer Monica and included on Cole's third studio album, A Different Me (2008). The music video for the song ranked at #15 on BET's Notarized: Top 100 Videos of 2009 countdown.Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/2010/09/ Visit pop music records for Daily Updated Hairstyles Collection
"So Big" is the third single released by British Virgin Islands recording artist Iyaz from his debut album, Replay. The song follows his singles "Replay" and "Solo", both of which reached the Top 3 of the UK Singles Chart. Released in the UK on September 10, 2010, the song has reached #40 on the UK Singles Chart to date.Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/2010/09/ Visit pop music records for Daily Updated Hairstyles Collection
"Just Like a Pill" is the third single by American singer Pink from her second studio album Missundaztood in June 2002. The song was a commercial success, peaking at number eight on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. It also performed well internationally, becoming her first number-one on the UK Singles Chart and reaching the top 10 in, amongst other countries, Ireland, France, the Netherlands and Sweden.Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/2010/09/ Visit pop music records for Daily Updated Hairstyles Collection
"Drummer Boy" is the lead single by English singer-songwriter Alesha Dixon from her third studio album, The Entertainer. Released on 3 September 2010, the song debuted on the Irish Singles Chart at number twenty-three on 10 September 2010. It has reached number fifteen on the UK Singles Chart to date.Source URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/2010/09/ Visit pop music records for Daily Updated Hairstyles Collection
Hollywood heartthrob Leonardo Dicaprio will be visiting India soon to see tigers in the wild and raise global awareness about their dwindling numbers.
The Inception star is the ambassador for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and met Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh to discuss potential ways for him to get involved in the cause of the Indian tiger.
“He (DiCaprio) is very keen to work on tiger conservation. He wants to take on a more visible role. Somebody like him could play an important role in sensitizing the global community to the cause of the Indian tiger,” Ramesh said in an interview.
Earlier this year, DiCaprio had visited Nepal to assess the preservation programmes in place to save the species which is on the brink of extinction.
There are only an estimated 3,200 tigers left in the wild and India's tiger reserves are home to a sizeable chunk of the global tiger population.
“Leonardo has now started traveling around the world looking at tigers, trying to assess the role of climate change on tiger habitats. We are inviting him to India. We want to get him to India and working with India on the issue of climate, forests and habitats,” said Kevin Conrad, the executive director of the Coalition for Rainforest Nations.
Lourdes Leon, 13, and mother, pop Queen Madonna, launched her Material Girl collection line at Macy’s department store in New York City on Wednesday (September 22).
While standing on the pink carpet for some Q&As, a proud and protective Madonna dodged all questions for her teen designer daughter.
Apparently, Lourdes couldn’t always agree with her mom during designing the Material Girl rock-chic fabrics.
“Working with my mum is fun, she has great style and I really look up to her style and what she’s done and everything, but also there are some points where we really clash in our decision making,” the Press Association quoted her as sayingSource URL: https://popmusicrecords.blogspot.com/2010/09/ Visit pop music records for Daily Updated Hairstyles Collection
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Director : John Johnson Release Date : 3 June 2008 Genre : Horror Cast : Jay Barber, Liam Smith, Rebecca Taylor, David Harscheid, Karthik Srinivasan, Mariah Smith, John VanPatten, Hal Handerson, Vicki Taylor, John Johnson, Johnny Archer, Stella Blue, Matthew Davis, Alexis Dixon, Erell Finch
Director : Brian Herzlinger Release Date : 16 April 2010 (Mexico) Genre : Comedy Cast : Jerry O'Connell, Heather Graham, John Corbett, Lara Flynn Boyle
Plot : On the day Angela gets the green light to develop a major ad campaign for a perfume for pregnant women, she finds she's unexpectedly pregnant and wrongly believes her husband, Curtis, is having an affair. Curtis, a high-priced divorce lawyer, wrongly assumes he's not the father and that Angela's having an affair.........
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The morning after a strange encounter with a beautiful girl, a man awakens in a world where nothing seems familiar and even his own memories can't be trusted. Clinton (Aaron Paul) was slamming drinks in a dive bar when pretty blonde Casey (Arielle Kebbel) began chatting him up. They go back to her place, and the next thing Clinton remembers he's waking up to the sound of the telephone ringing. It's Casey..............
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George Murray's fiancée Jane Gardner gets cold feet after accepting his ring, terrorized by her first wedding with Doug, who cheated that very day with their wedding coordinator. After a car crash, George finds himself 10 years in the past, just days before Doug's day. And before he and his colleague-friend Harvey Blinton are to be cheated out of a brilliant career in advertising by sleaze-bag Jack Harrington..........
A scattered people, the descendants of storied sea-kings of the ancient West, struggle to survive in a lonely wilderness as a dark force relentlessly bends its will toward their destruction. Yet amidst these valiant, desperate people, hope remains. A royal house endures unbroken from father to son............
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From the producers of "The Sixth Sense" and the co-writer of "Batman Begins," "The Invisible" is a supernatural thriller about a writer who finds himself trapped between the world of the living and the dead-completely invisible to the living. Nick (Justin Chatwin) has a bright future until he is brutally attacked ........
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Darcy is a cop who is also a supehero named Black Scorpion at night who kicks and beats evildoers to a pulp. She soon catches wind of an asthmatic mad scientist who plans on tainting the city's air supply with a toxin. Only Darcy in her superhero garb can stop him with the assistance of a petty thief named Argyle and a really cool car........
Maximillian is the only survivor from a race of vampires on a Caribbean Island, and as a vampire, he must find a mate to keep the line from ending. He knows that a child had been born to a woman who had a vampire father, and he searches for her in Brooklyn. Rita's mother, who has died in an asylum, was that woman and Rita has nightmares that she does not understand. Not knowing that she is part vampire........
A young professional woman (Simpson) unwittingly becomes the pawn of two business executives in their bid to oust the head of a mega-conglomerate........
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The highly skilled Federale Machete is hired by some unsavory types to assassinate a senator. But just as he's about to take the shot, he notices someone aiming at him and realizes he's been set up. He barely survives the sniper's bullet, and is soon out for revenge on his former employers.........
It's been a month since Luciana's last promotional trip to Australia and I still haven't got around to posting the classy chat we had before her show at Family nightclub in Brisbane. And for once it's not through my own laziness. The interview is going to be published in the Southern Star Observer (Melbourne) and then Sydney Star Observer in the next couple of weeks and I figure it's kind of rude to scoop myself! I'll link the article - which has some exclusive tid bits about Luci's US plans and a potential second collaboration with Kylie - as soon as it's dumped on the sticky floor of the nearest gay nightclub. Until then I thought I'd update you on the legendary dance diva's latest achievements. Here goes:
1. Ms Caporaso's reign as the new queen of clubs (sorry, Dannii!) was confirmed when "Figure It Out" peaked at #1 on the US dance chart a couple of weeks ago. The song was released under the pseudonym Isha Coco which I believe is British slang. For something.
2. Australian nightclubs still worship at the altar of Luciana. Her collaboration with Nari & Milani is currently sitting at #12 on the ARIA club chart. I love, love, love this song and wish Ministry would release a nice tight radio edit. It is the most logical follow up to "I Like That".
3. "Go Go Go" peaked at #67 on the ARIA Singles Chart, which is actually hugely impressive considering radio and television refused to play it. Cunts.
4. "I Like That" is sitting at #160 on US iTunes. It's already top 40 on pop radio airplay, so with a bit of luck the song could repeat its Australian success in America.
5. Speaking of American success, the fabulous "I Like That" video (I love you David & Stephen!) was played on the main stage at the recent VMAs. See pic below. How much do you wanna bet that Lady Gaga's next video finds her wandering the back streets on London, before being molested by rubber gloves?
6. Luciana is back in the studio with Dave Audé - the amazing producer/DJ behind "Figure It Out". I'm not sure if it's for Dave's album or Luci's but I promise to do some digging and find out!
7. Apart from penning tunes for Kylies and the skanks from Girls Aloud, the in-demand songsmith has written a song for Erika Jayne called "One Hot Pleasure". You can hear it playing in the background of this behind the scenes look at Erika's video. Sounds HOT!
8. New remixes of "I Like That" have been commissioned for America. Listen to them here. Dave Audé's mix is epic!
9. The diva is returning to Australia in late October. She will perform at a car show in Melbourne on the 22nd and then rock the Fat As Butter music festival on the 23rd in Newcastle. Can't wait.
Phew! Seeing as it's Friday afternoon and I'm about to go and get pissed, let's kick things off with this fabulous Luciana/Gaga mash-up that I've been meaning to post for months. Sorry fame monster but you lose!
Before I get carried away with Marina, a quick bit of housekeeping. I finally gave in and joined Twitter. You can follow my musings or just say hello to me here. Toy soldiers, Bey stans and Kaci fans unite! Ok, so back to business. It's been a while since my last post on Marina & The Diamonds but my devotion to the Welsh beauty hasn't waned. "The Family Jewels" is easily one of the best albums of 2010 and I'm gagging for the diva to finally grace Australia with her fabulous presence in early 2011. Until then we have her 5th single to tide us over. And "Shampain" is smart choice. It's probably the most commercial track on the album after "Hollywood" and shows off Marina's lighter side. Not that "Shampain" is throwaway fluff. I love the lyrics ("drinking champagne - a bottle to myself, savour the taste of fabricated wealth") and think the video's fashionista zombie theme is a stroke of genius. But as much as I love the original, I'm a complete whore for a trashy dance mix and Fred Falke gays "Shampain" up admirably. To be honest, I prefer the extended club instrumental but Fred's radio mix is perfect Friday fodder. "Shampain" is released in the UK on the 11 of October. Pre-order your copy now!