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Apr 16
We know what Jesus would do — How about the almighty B?
The age old question has been answered from up above.
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Posted by Michael Roman
Apr 16
Rihanna cancels Houston show due to “undisclosed illness”
Rihanna is not feeling well. Again.
“I was sick since San Diego! I kept working because I thought two days off after the Vegas show would be enough time to recover and I f****d up, those were two days off from hell and today is not different! I’m sad and disappointed about it! I had all kinds of plans for Houston!”
Posted by Michael Roman
Apr 15
11-year-old “Britain’s Got Talent” contestant sparks controversy
The televised talent showcase Britain’s Got Talent is taking some heat for this weekend’s episode, Deadline reports.
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On Saturday’s show, a 40-plus woman gave judge Simon Cowell a lap dance, and an 11-year-old girl sang “One Night Only” from Dreamgirls—which features lyrics describing a one-night stand. The complaints from Mediawatch UK stem from the fact that the show was aired during family viewing time (i.e., before 9pm). The network ITV insists that the show was “carefully edited to ensure it was suitably inexplicit.”
Posted by Mark Dundas Wood
Apr 15
Justin Bieber: Kids Say the Darndest Things
Justin Bieber kind-of-sort-of put his $500 sneaker in his mouth after his visit to The Anne Frank House in Amsterdam on Monday.
The Biebs, after roaming the house, wrote in the site’s guest book: “Truly inspiring to be able to come here. Anne was a great girl. Hopefully she would have been a belieber.”
Posted by Michael Roman
Apr 14
The Voice — Josiah Hawley: “Sunday Morning”
Arkansas native Josiah Hawley wins Usher over with “Sunday Morning.”
Posted by Michael Roman
Apr 13
Shana Farr holds moonbeams in her hand with Julie Andrews show
Shana Farr is a bright-voiced and comely singer who has drawn a great deal of attention in the past few seasons for her New York cabaret performances. On Thursday night she gave a program at the Episcopal Actors Guild Hall in Manhattan called Whistling Away the Dark: Through Songs of Julie Andrews. Accompanying her on stage were pianist Bill Zeffiro, along with author Robert Windeler, who wrote (and has repeatedly updated) the biography, Julie Andrews: A Life on Stage and Screen. Windeler talked between musical selections about Andrews’ long and storied career.
Farr made it clear that she would not impersonate Andrews’ famously sunny voice. (She, for instance, avoided utilizing a British accent while singing). But, as a classically trained vocalist, she proves to be a fine match for the Andrews canon. Like Andrews, she has a sound that exists comfortably in a niche somewhere between the genres of operetta and pop.
Posted by Mark Dundas Wood
Apr 11
Brad Paisley: ‘Accidental Racist’ or ‘Accidental Garbage’?
“Accidental Racist,” the creepy new duet with LL Cool J and Brad Paisley is arguably one of the worst ideas ever. Right?
It’s kind of like being an “Accidental Klan Member”
Or “Oops, I Accidentally Stabbed You With The Pointy Metal End of My Umbrella Giving You Multiple Stab Wounds Again.” Penned by Ms. Britney Spears, obviously.
Posted by Michael Roman
Apr 11
Malawi Official says Madonna can bugger off
Lady Madonna, who has two adopted children from Africa, visited Malawi this past Easter Sunday (3/13) and spent time meeting orphans as well as checking up on educational projects she has helped fund.
The trip went off without a hitch until Madge arrived at the airport where she was made to withstand torturous events Borderline-ing on waterboarding.
Posted by Michael Roman
Apr 7
Posted by Michael Roman
Apr 4
‘The Rolling Stones’ North American tour launches in “The Big Onion”
“The Rolling Stones made it official Wednesday when they announced their first North American tour in seven years, including a May 28 show at Chicago‘s United Center.
Posted by Michael Roman
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