The Pussycat Dolls have revealed that several songs on their new album have a "Coldplay-ish" sound.
Band member Kimberly Wyatt aforesaid the group has "messed around with a lot of dissimilar genres" on new record album Doll Domination, to be released later this month.
"There are songs [on the album] that show the more vulnerable side of the Pussycat Dolls," she told DS.
"The good is something different than we've really done in front, it's a little more Coldplay-ish. It's kinda got an indie-rock vibe."
Wyatt too revealed that each band member has recorded a solo track for the album, expression: "There's exit to be a special edition where each of us gets a opportunity to do our possess song."
> Click here to read our broad interview with Kimberly from Pussycat Dolls
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Thursday 4 September 2008
Friday 15 August 2008
CKX Announces Strong 2nd Quarter Results
NEW YORK, Aug. 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- CKX, Inc. (Nasdaq: CKXE)
announced the filing of its quarterly composition for the period terminated June 30,
2008. For the six months concluded June 30th, the Company reported taxation of
$153.7 gazillion, and OIBDAN (operating income before depreciation,
amortization and non-cash compensation) of $59.2 million. For the six
months ended June 30, 2007, CKX reported revenue and OIBDAN of $121.9
million and $36.6 million, severally. Net income increased to $24.1
million in 2008 from $6.2 million in 2007. The increases in revenue, OIBDAN
and net income over the prior year's six month period, chew over strong
growth at the Company's American Idol and Elvis Presley businesses. For the
purpose of this press passing, OIBDAN has been calculated excluding costs
incurred during the relevant periods related to the distribution by the
Company of common stock of FX Real Estate and Entertainment, Inc. (Nasdaq:
FXRE) and the Company's proposed merger with 19X, Inc. In addition, the
results do not include any amounts from the licensing arrangement 'tween
the Company's Elvis Presley and Muhammad Ali businesses and FX Real Estate
and Entertainment. The Company standard the initial minimum annual license
fee payment attributable to 2007 of $10 million from FXRE in April 2008.
Commenting on the Company's performance, Robert F.X. Sillerman, the
Company's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, stated, "The results for
the second quarter, including the substantial year-over-year growth,
particularly in what has been a difficult economic climate, evidence the
intensity of our core businesses, the soundness of our business strategy and
the continued and growing popularity of the IDOLS franchise, Elvis Presley
and our other assets."
The Company considers OIBDAN to be an important index number of the
operational strengths and performance of its businesses and the critical
measure the chief operating decision manufacturing business (CEO) uses to cope and
evaluate its businesses, including the ability to provide
announced the filing of its quarterly composition for the period terminated June 30,
2008. For the six months concluded June 30th, the Company reported taxation of
$153.7 gazillion, and OIBDAN (operating income before depreciation,
amortization and non-cash compensation) of $59.2 million. For the six
months ended June 30, 2007, CKX reported revenue and OIBDAN of $121.9
million and $36.6 million, severally. Net income increased to $24.1
million in 2008 from $6.2 million in 2007. The increases in revenue, OIBDAN
and net income over the prior year's six month period, chew over strong
growth at the Company's American Idol and Elvis Presley businesses. For the
purpose of this press passing, OIBDAN has been calculated excluding costs
incurred during the relevant periods related to the distribution by the
Company of common stock of FX Real Estate and Entertainment, Inc. (Nasdaq:
FXRE) and the Company's proposed merger with 19X, Inc. In addition, the
results do not include any amounts from the licensing arrangement 'tween
the Company's Elvis Presley and Muhammad Ali businesses and FX Real Estate
and Entertainment. The Company standard the initial minimum annual license
fee payment attributable to 2007 of $10 million from FXRE in April 2008.
Commenting on the Company's performance, Robert F.X. Sillerman, the
Company's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, stated, "The results for
the second quarter, including the substantial year-over-year growth,
particularly in what has been a difficult economic climate, evidence the
intensity of our core businesses, the soundness of our business strategy and
the continued and growing popularity of the IDOLS franchise, Elvis Presley
and our other assets."
The Company considers OIBDAN to be an important index number of the
operational strengths and performance of its businesses and the critical
measure the chief operating decision manufacturing business (CEO) uses to cope and
evaluate its businesses, including the ability to provide
Thursday 7 August 2008
Better Off Dead
Did kids in 1985 "get" Better Off Dead? John Cusack wouldn't become a teen beau ideal until 1989's Say Anything..., and here his combination loser/geek/skiing rivet might come off as hard to relate to.
I don't get it on, I static love this movie, with its flakey tangents/dream sequences, such as when Cusack's Lane crafts an animatronic, Van Halen-rocking hamburger during his parttime job. What's that got to do with anything? Well, cypher at all. In fact, all the skiing, talking cartoons, and odd meals ("Frahnch fries...") disorder from Lane's frequent self-destruction attempts, upset over the loss of his girl (Amanda Wyss). The photographic film could have been a lot more disturbing -- but of course Lane never quite manages to off himself, and he doesn't get the girl back either; he trades up to the foreign exchange student across the street.
Directed by Savage Steve Holland (Who!? After reteaming with Cusack in One Crazy Summer, he went on to direct a lot of bad TV, including V.I.P. and the notorious Shasta McNasty.), Better Off Dead is
Friday 27 June 2008
Coldplay - Coldplay Havent Given Up On Sexy Minogue Duet
COLDPLAY still have major plans to release the duet frontman CHRIS MARTIN sang with KYLIE MINOGUE, which was cut from the band's new album - when it's finished.
Martin joked that the track, Life In Technicolor, was axed because it was "too sexy", but now insists the duet was axed because his own vocal efforts on it were disappointing.
The rocker tells America's USA Today newspaper, "Her (Minogue) singing is amazing, and mine isn't so good yet."
Martin plans to keep working on the track and release it as a single some time in 2009.
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Sunday 22 June 2008
Dr. Octagon - DJ Shadow and Cut Chemist and Jurass
Artist: Dr. Octagon - DJ Shadow and Cut Chemist and Jurass
Genre(s):
Dance
Discography:
Doom (I'm the Doc)
Year:
Tracks: 1
Sunday 15 June 2008
Justin Timberlake - The Things They Say 8580
"If you're single, you don't get in as many arguments because you're only talking to yourself. The downside being that you're only talking to yourself." JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE doesn't miss much about single life. He is currently dating actress JESSICA BIEL.
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Monday 2 June 2008
Country cooking for Dick Clark Prods
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Dick Clark Prods. has entered into a partnership with the Academy of Country Music to jointly produce country music-themed programming.
Under the agreement, Dick Clark Prods. has the exclusive right to produce and distribute the ACM Awards and other events and programs.
"Country is one of the fastest-growing music genres in America today, and it crosses every demographic," DCP president Orly Adelson said. "It's not just in the heartland of America anymore. Because the academy reaches out to every new and established artist, this partnership opens us up to doing business in this world in a way that we couldn't before."
Adelson, an independent producer before joining DCP in February, said she has at least a couple of country-related reality projects in the works.
DCP has produced the Academy of Country Music Awards 29 times. The next edition airs May 18 on CBS.
Adelson said the new contract essentially extends her company's production of the awards "in perpetuity."
Reuters/Hollywood Reporter
Under the agreement, Dick Clark Prods. has the exclusive right to produce and distribute the ACM Awards and other events and programs.
"Country is one of the fastest-growing music genres in America today, and it crosses every demographic," DCP president Orly Adelson said. "It's not just in the heartland of America anymore. Because the academy reaches out to every new and established artist, this partnership opens us up to doing business in this world in a way that we couldn't before."
Adelson, an independent producer before joining DCP in February, said she has at least a couple of country-related reality projects in the works.
DCP has produced the Academy of Country Music Awards 29 times. The next edition airs May 18 on CBS.
Adelson said the new contract essentially extends her company's production of the awards "in perpetuity."
Reuters/Hollywood Reporter
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