Artist: Alberto Grollo
Genre(s):
New Age
Discography:
Planetarium
Year:
Tracks: 17
Daniel Craig injures hand on set
Monday, 23 June 2008
Alberto Grollo
Artist: Alberto Grollo
Genre(s):
New Age
Discography:
Planetarium
Year:
Tracks: 17
Daniel Craig injures hand on set
Wednesday, 18 June 2008
Monday, 16 June 2008
Lil Uno
Artist: Lil Uno
Genre(s):
Rap: Hip-Hop
Discography:
Spooky Classics
Year: 2006
Tracks: 13
Chapter Uno
Year: 2005
Tracks: 16
Winehouse quizzed by police over drug claim
King - King Honoured With Key To The City At Bonnaroo
Blues great B.B. KING was handed a special honour during his performance at the Bonnaroo Music + Arts Festival in Tennessee on Saturday (14Jun08) - he was awarded the key to the city of Manchester.
Mayor Betty Superstein awarded the 82-year-old musical legend the status during an emotional moment in the middle of the guitarist's set.
The partly wheelchair-bound star feared the honour would be something he'd forget - because diabetes is robbing him of his memory.
He told the Bonnaroo crowd, "I can't remember anything, but I can remember that I am now 82 years old."
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Singer Watson getting radiotherapy
Opera singer Russell Watson has begun a course of radiotherapy for his brain tumour.
The 41-year-old's manager, Richard Thompson, said that Watson would undergo five days of radiotherapy every week for the next five weeks.
Watson underwent surgery to remove the tumour in October, his second operation on the tumour in 12 months.
Manager Thompson said: "He's in as good as spirits as anybody can be with that kind of journey ahead.
"The doctors are very cautious - they want to get to it but because it's near the optic nerve, they've got to be careful not to damage the eyesight."
Arriving at the Christie Hospital in Manchester yesterday, Watson said: "My throat feels OK. I feel a little bit tired.
"It takes a while to get your energy and stamina levels up again. It's been a strange new year, 2008, in for my radiotherapy on January 2."
The 41-year-old's manager, Richard Thompson, said that Watson would undergo five days of radiotherapy every week for the next five weeks.
Watson underwent surgery to remove the tumour in October, his second operation on the tumour in 12 months.
Manager Thompson said: "He's in as good as spirits as anybody can be with that kind of journey ahead.
"The doctors are very cautious - they want to get to it but because it's near the optic nerve, they've got to be careful not to damage the eyesight."
Arriving at the Christie Hospital in Manchester yesterday, Watson said: "My throat feels OK. I feel a little bit tired.
"It takes a while to get your energy and stamina levels up again. It's been a strange new year, 2008, in for my radiotherapy on January 2."
Waterdown
Artist: Waterdown
Genre(s):
Metal
Rock
Alternative
Discography:
All Riot
Year: 2006
Tracks: 11
The Files You Have on Me
Year: 2003
Tracks: 13
Draw a Smiling Face
Year: 2002
Tracks: 4
Never Kill The Boy On First Date
Year: 2001
Tracks: 12
The German hardcore sextet Waterdown has consisted of members Christian Kruse, (basso), Holger Behrens (guitar), Jörg Schwoeppe (drums), Claus Wilgenbusch (guitar), Ingo Rieser (vocals), and Marcel Bischoff (vocals). Formed in April of 2000, the band opened up for Toronto hardcore thrashers Grade on their short German hitch in the summer of 2000, which resulted in Grade's vocaliser and bassist (Kyle Bishop and Matt Jones) portion Waterdown ground a recording contract with the Victory label. The band spreading its causal agent further by opening for such other outfits as Snapcase, Boy Sets Fire, Avail, and Jimmy Eat World. Their debut recording, Ne'er Kill the Boy on the First Date, was issued in May of 2001, and the band's explosive second record album, The Files You Have on Me, appeared deuce years later. Bishchoff leftfield the band belated that year only was not replaced. The stripped-down mathematical group released the vivid All Riot in former 2006.
RickRolling horror as Astley returns
R&B Singer Amy Winehouse Rushed to Hospital
Embattled Pop/R&B star Amy Winehouse fainted at home and was rushed to the hospital by her pops for test, reports Reuters.
"Amy was at home this afternoon when she briefly fainted. Fortunately, her manager's assistant was there to stop her falling," publicist Tracey Miller said.
"She quickly recovered and her father Mitch took her to hospital as a precaution. Doctors are unsure of the cause of the incident and Amy is currently undergoing tests. She may be kept in overnight for observation."
The Grammy-winning singer and songwriter, 24, has publicly battled drug problems and her personal life has frequently attracted media attention.
Her husband, Blake Fielder-Civil, pleaded guilty this month to beating up a bar tender and conspiring to pervert the course of justice by trying to pay him not to testify.
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Ting Tings, Zutons to play iTunes fest
The Ting Tings, The Zutons and CSS are among several acts confirmed for next month's iTunes Live festival.
Taking place at Camden's KOKO venue, the live shows will kick off on July 1 and run through until the end of the month.
Other acts scheduled to perform at the event include NERD, Hadouken, James Blunt, Guillemots, Feeder and The Script. Each performance will be recorded and made available to buy through the iTunes store.
Tickets to the KOKO gigs are free and will be handed out to competition winners who enter through iTuneslive.co.uk.
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Taking place at Camden's KOKO venue, the live shows will kick off on July 1 and run through until the end of the month.
Other acts scheduled to perform at the event include NERD, Hadouken, James Blunt, Guillemots, Feeder and The Script. Each performance will be recorded and made available to buy through the iTunes store.
Tickets to the KOKO gigs are free and will be handed out to competition winners who enter through iTuneslive.co.uk.
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Usher goes straight to the top of UK album charts
Usher has topped the UK album charts tonight (June 1), with �Here I Stand�, while second long player 'Emergency' has gone it at Number 5.
In the singles countdown, Rihanna's 'Take A Bow' is Number One, and The Ting Tings stay at Two with 'That's Not My Name'.
Duffy's 'Warwick Avenue' is at Number Three, while Sam Sparro is at Number Six 'Black And Gold'.
Whiley's love-it-or-hate-it 'Wearing My Rolex' is at Number Ten.
This week�s top ten singles are:
1. Rihanna � 'Take A Bow'
2. The Ting Tings � 'That's Not My Name'
3. Duffy � 'Warwick Avenue'
4. Madonna Ft Justin Timberlake � '4 Minutes'
5. Will I Am Ft Cheryl Cole �' Heartbreaker'
6. Sam Sparro � 'Black And Gold'
7. Ne-Yo � 'Closer'
8. Usher Ft Young Jeezy � 'Love In This Club'
9. September � 'Cry For You'
10. Wiley � 'Wearing My Rolex'
However in a reversal of their fortunes in the full countdown, The Ting Tings top the download chart, with Rihanna at Number Two.
In the singles countdown, Rihanna's 'Take A Bow' is Number One, and The Ting Tings stay at Two with 'That's Not My Name'.
Duffy's 'Warwick Avenue' is at Number Three, while Sam Sparro is at Number Six 'Black And Gold'.
Whiley's love-it-or-hate-it 'Wearing My Rolex' is at Number Ten.
This week�s top ten singles are:
1. Rihanna � 'Take A Bow'
2. The Ting Tings � 'That's Not My Name'
3. Duffy � 'Warwick Avenue'
4. Madonna Ft Justin Timberlake � '4 Minutes'
5. Will I Am Ft Cheryl Cole �' Heartbreaker'
6. Sam Sparro � 'Black And Gold'
7. Ne-Yo � 'Closer'
8. Usher Ft Young Jeezy � 'Love In This Club'
9. September � 'Cry For You'
10. Wiley � 'Wearing My Rolex'
However in a reversal of their fortunes in the full countdown, The Ting Tings top the download chart, with Rihanna at Number Two.
TV review: Outbreak of cliches closes ER
A classic, old-style cliffhanger was the only way to describe the finale of the 14th season of ER.
Having an ambulance blown up by the Turkish mob because it held someone from the witness protection programme is about as cliched as it gets.
Surely there are enough people out in witness protection programme land on American television for them to make up a new state.
So just who from the regular cast was in the ambulance accompanying Steve Buscemi - sorry, Art, as is, or rather was, the dearly departed's name?
When I saw the noir movie star walk on to the ward and literally throw a wobbly, jumping on a hospital bed and hollering out that he was County Hospital's worst nightmare, before nosediving into the linoleum, sending hospital equipment a-flying, all I could think was: what's a nasty boy like you doing in a place like this?
Playing a rat-faced fink, that's what. Well, sort of, in his former unreformed life, Art was a bad egg and used to do things for the mob before seeing the error of his ways and turning state's evidence.
Living unhappily in another state with his disgruntled family, he made the mistake of coming back to his mother's funeral, where the mob caught up with him, bringing a new meaning to the expression bedside manner.
Greg Platt took the lion's share of ministering to Art as the patient and quack managed to bond in between sporadic attempts on Art's life.
A bogus relative built like a Russian bodyguard sauntered into A & E, found the ailing patient, quickly swished the curtain across and tried inserting something sharp into Art's jugular region.
Buscemi, who is already prone to looking thyroid in the eye area, popped his bulging peepers out even further, as Greg twigged to the furtive action behind the curtain and stopped the hit.
Just another hard day at the plant for Greg, who is so very happy because he has been made chief of emergency medicine, is in love with Bettina and picking out a ring from a travelling salesman over in reception.
Plus he has a big injection of sibling pride when his brother drops by to tell him he has been accepted into college.
Small wonder then that the scriptwriters have put the guy with the most to lose squarely in the picture in the ambulance hot seat.
Then there's his brother, last seen lurking around the ambulance bay as a possibility, and Nurse Samantha Taggart, who seems to be more in love with her new pillow friend, Tony Gates, than he is with her.
She hasn't had any drama since she had her big kidnapping scene, back a couple of series ago, and is no great shakes as a character.
When Art gets bundled into an ambulance by the Feds to get him and County out of harm's way, Sam and Greg argue nobly over who should ride with the cardiac- arresting Art to ensure he makes it.
Meanwhile Luka comes to his senses and realises he has to get over Abby's transgression with Moretti, who he has punched in the face.
Another, "I guess I deserved that" cliche which looked more slapstick in its execution than white hot cuckold's revenge. Add to the cliche list, Neela having to have a hate shag with a boorish doctor who prescribed a badly needed stand up, as she hastens to undo his tie and take off his shirt for a quickie.
Is there any need or time to take your clothes off in such an emergency?
The buildup to forgiveness was the best scene of the night, when no words were spoken as Luka drove Abby down to the garage to pick up her car and the camera focused on the estranged couple's clenched hands, particularly their wedding bands.
It's been a month since they began living apart and as Abby got out of the car she handed him a gazette of some description, not because of its content, but because it was paper signifying their one- year anniversary. Nice try.
But Luka is still as cold as a stethoscope and won't countenance the thought of rapprochement till one of his elderly terminal patients strikes home to him the meaning of marriage, to keep rowing the boat together through the rough waters.
As a squabble ensues as to who gets to ride in the ambulance, a stone's throw away Luka and Abby reunite by a still lake. All is forgiven and Abby, who has one of the great faces of television - it is warmth personified - tells Luka she cannot describe how much she loves him.
They kiss and there is mutual murmur of the heart as she agrees to give up her great job and relocate (to heaven?) to make a fresh start, then strolls contentedly back to work, thinking that all's right with her world.
The finale ends with the ambulance exploding and we are led to assume that Abby has managed to walk past the fire unharmed.
I hope so for she is the show's only pulse, the best thing in ER and without her what's the point of staying tuned for a 15th season? The show's already in danger of running longer than Days of Our Lives and General Hospital put together, so it should be Scrub-bed anyway.
But it's Shakespeare compared with the ghastly Grey's Anatomy. If only whey-faced Meredith had volunteered to ride in the ambulance.
*What did you think of the season finale of ER? Post your comments below.
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