Artist: Out Of Grace
Genre(s):
Trance
Discography:
Mindblast- Mana Burn
Year: 2006
Tracks: 2
Thursday 19 June 2008
Friday 13 June 2008
Danny Rampling
Artist: Danny Rampling
Genre(s):
Electronic
Dance
Discography:
Break For Love (cd3)
Year: 2005
Tracks: 1
Break For Love (cd2)
Year: 2005
Tracks: 1
Break For Love (cd1)
Year: 2005
Tracks: 1
A Decade Of Dance
Year: 1999
Tracks: 2
Danny Rampling has been one of the to the highest degree celebrated DJs on the British house scene since its beginnings. After being uncovered to the original Balearic vibraphone on Ibiza, Rampling returned to London, founded several originative club nights and DJed on pirate ship radiocommunication until the music he helped push went mainstream and landed him a spot on Radio 1. Born in Streatham, London, he began DJing patch still a adolescent, and became enmeshed in the capital's productive soul/rare-groove scene during the '80s. On a 1987 visit to the Spanish vacation island of Ibiza, however, Rampling was low introduced to the important blend of soul, Italian discotheque, American house/garage and alternative dance termed Balearic.
Rampling, with friends Paul Oakenfold, Nicky Holloway and Johnny Walker, eventually returned to Britain and banquet the intelligence about Ibiza through club nights, pirate radio, and the growing residential district of warehouse parties subsequently to morph into the gush scene. Rampling's Shoom was maybe the to the highest degree significant club night for early house music; though only a few 100 clubbers were exposed to the new sound at Shoom, it proven the life-sustaining spark for subsequently clubs and raves which numbered thousands of entries. Though the club was at peace by 1989, Rampling had already begun playing in Europe and in 1990 founded some other classical club night, Pure. His legal progressed from acerbic house to harder enchantment during the nineties, and he joined the BBC's Radio 1 in 1996 with a pop show, The Love Groove Dance Party. (He's likewise released several double-disc blend sets based on the show.)
Rampling released commix albums for Metropole, Mixmag, and Dragonfly, and began recording for Deconstruction with his Millionaire Hippies project. Always known as one of the hardest clubbers on the fit, Rampling suffered a partitioning from exhaustion during 1997, then was dropped by Deconstruction after non producing another Millionaire Hippies record. Signed to Distance Records, he returned in 1998 with new productions and some other blend album, Club Nation, recorded for Virgin.
Lohan Befriends Pop Star Allen
Friday 6 June 2008
Yellowman and Charlie Chaplin
Artist: Yellowman and Charlie Chaplin
Genre(s):
Reggae
Discography:
The Negrill Chill
Year:
Tracks: 13
Organisers, bookies pray for Winehouse's gig
Wednesday 4 June 2008
Mendes leaves rehab but will return
Actress Eva Mendes has left the rehab clinic where she was being treated in order to attend to some "personal business".
US media reports suggest that the star has been in the Cirque Lodge in Utah for several weeks now.
Mendes' representative said: "Eva is attending to some personal business in Los Angeles and intends to return to complete her treatment shortly."
It was announced earlier in the week that the actress was in a rehab clinic attending to "personal issues".
A spokesperson said: "Eva has been working hard for the past year and made a positive decision to take some much-needed time off to proactively attend to some personal issues that, while not critical, she felt deserved some outside professional support."
US media reports suggest that the star has been in the Cirque Lodge in Utah for several weeks now.
Mendes' representative said: "Eva is attending to some personal business in Los Angeles and intends to return to complete her treatment shortly."
It was announced earlier in the week that the actress was in a rehab clinic attending to "personal issues".
A spokesperson said: "Eva has been working hard for the past year and made a positive decision to take some much-needed time off to proactively attend to some personal issues that, while not critical, she felt deserved some outside professional support."
Younger Brother
Artist: Younger Brother
Genre(s):
Alternative
Discography:
A Flock Of Bleeps
Year: 2003
Tracks: 1
A Flock Of Bleeps
Year: 2003
Tracks: 10
Trance duo Younger Brother consists of producers Simon Posford and Benji Vaughan. Posford's significant involvements prior to the partnership included Shpongle and Hallucinogen, piece Vaughan had jagged releases under the Prometheus false name. Signed to Twisted, they released the uncut album A Flock of Bleeps in 2003.
Britney Spears' Ex Boyfriend Warns Off Attacker
Adnan Ghalib has given a stern warning to the person who stabbed him following his attempts to sell a sex tape he made with Britney Spears.
The paparazzo allegedly filmed himself romping with the pop wreck when they both embarked on a romantic trip to Mexico last year.
However, it resulted in Ghalib being set upon by an angry attacker who didn’t want him to release to toxic footage on the web.
He reveals: "Yes I was injured by an attacker. This is still being investigated.
"I can't say much about the cowardly attack other than: a) you better come a lot stronger than that if you want to make a point and b) most will be surprised by those behind it.
"I have had many calls about it from all over the world. In light of the constant calls about the sex tape and threats, I'm taking a break from the industry and keeping a low profile."
The paparazzo allegedly filmed himself romping with the pop wreck when they both embarked on a romantic trip to Mexico last year.
However, it resulted in Ghalib being set upon by an angry attacker who didn’t want him to release to toxic footage on the web.
He reveals: "Yes I was injured by an attacker. This is still being investigated.
"I can't say much about the cowardly attack other than: a) you better come a lot stronger than that if you want to make a point and b) most will be surprised by those behind it.
"I have had many calls about it from all over the world. In light of the constant calls about the sex tape and threats, I'm taking a break from the industry and keeping a low profile."
Stars turn out for Empire Film Awards
The annual Empire Film Awards took place in London last night and a host of A-list movie stars turned up for the event.
The Best Film award went to Paul Greengrass' 'The Bourne Ultimatum' and the 'United 93' director was there on the night with his leading man, Matt Damon.
Accepting the award, Damon said: "I want to say thank you to the readers of Empire because I don't get many awards and I don't get nominated for a lot of awards but when I do I tend to lose out to more younger, talented, better-looking guys like James McAvoy."
He added: "I'd also like to salute the one-time loser Paul Greengrass over there, my friend who got out-directed by the other guys in the category he was nominated for."
The Best Director award went to David Yates for 'Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix'.
Damon lost out on the Best Actor gong to James McAvoy who won for his role in 'Atonement' and McAvoy had this to say about the film magazine: "I used to get it all the time as a kid, I still get it now if I'm being honest... this year's been amazing for intelligent film, for good film."
He added: "What Empire has done is to tell people what to see and well done this year for getting people to see the good stuff."
McAvoy's co-star Keira Knightley received the Best Actress award but due to filming commitments was not present at the ceremony.
The Empire Icon Award went to Ewan McGregor and describing the title of the award the magazine said: "...it's in no way a Lifetime Achievement Award with a different name, so he doesn't think that he's about to peg it!"
Accepting the award, McGregor said: "I've been so lucky to work with a great many talented and passionate actors and directors and occasionally producers and so I'd like to thank you all."
'Control's' Sam Riley received the Best Newcomer award for his performance as Joy Division frontman Ian Curtis and the film also picked up the award for Best Soundtrack.
'Hot Fuzz' was voted as Best Comedy and the Best Thriller award went to 'American Gangster'.
The Empire Inspiration Award went to 'Pan's Labyrinth' director Guillermo del Toro.
Check out our Empire Film Awards Gallery here.
The Best Film award went to Paul Greengrass' 'The Bourne Ultimatum' and the 'United 93' director was there on the night with his leading man, Matt Damon.
Accepting the award, Damon said: "I want to say thank you to the readers of Empire because I don't get many awards and I don't get nominated for a lot of awards but when I do I tend to lose out to more younger, talented, better-looking guys like James McAvoy."
He added: "I'd also like to salute the one-time loser Paul Greengrass over there, my friend who got out-directed by the other guys in the category he was nominated for."
The Best Director award went to David Yates for 'Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix'.
Damon lost out on the Best Actor gong to James McAvoy who won for his role in 'Atonement' and McAvoy had this to say about the film magazine: "I used to get it all the time as a kid, I still get it now if I'm being honest... this year's been amazing for intelligent film, for good film."
He added: "What Empire has done is to tell people what to see and well done this year for getting people to see the good stuff."
McAvoy's co-star Keira Knightley received the Best Actress award but due to filming commitments was not present at the ceremony.
The Empire Icon Award went to Ewan McGregor and describing the title of the award the magazine said: "...it's in no way a Lifetime Achievement Award with a different name, so he doesn't think that he's about to peg it!"
Accepting the award, McGregor said: "I've been so lucky to work with a great many talented and passionate actors and directors and occasionally producers and so I'd like to thank you all."
'Control's' Sam Riley received the Best Newcomer award for his performance as Joy Division frontman Ian Curtis and the film also picked up the award for Best Soundtrack.
'Hot Fuzz' was voted as Best Comedy and the Best Thriller award went to 'American Gangster'.
The Empire Inspiration Award went to 'Pan's Labyrinth' director Guillermo del Toro.
Check out our Empire Film Awards Gallery here.
"Idol" winner Cook scores digital hit with "Life"
LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - It's the first time songs performed on "American Idol" have been made available for immediate download on iTunes -- and the audience's ability to make an instant-gratification purchase has paid off handsomely for winner David Cook.
Cook's "The Time of My Life," first performed during the "American Idol" results show May 21, has since tallied 236,000 downloads, making it No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Digital Songs chart and helping to land it the No. 3 spot on the Billboard Hot 100.
In fact, Cook has 14 songs from the "American Idol" season on Hot Digital Songs, with "Dream Big" at No. 7 with 110,000 downloads and his version of U2's "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" at No. 9 with 98,000 downloads. All told, Cook sold 888,000 downloads of his songs in one week.
It has been a similar whirlwind for Cook since his win, as he shuttles between press appointments and photo shoots. He's discovering that being the star of the country's biggest reality show -- 31.7 million people watched the finale on Fox -- sometimes has its surreal moments.
"I loved my time on the show, but I've been looking forward to just being able to get back to the creative process of writing and recording," he says. "It's going to be interesting to be able to play a song and not have to wonder where 'camera A' is."
For most of June, Cook will focus on rehearsals for the American Idols Live tour, which features the top 10 finalists and runs for almost three months. The trek begins July 1 in Glendale, Arizona, and wraps September 13 in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
"It's going to be more of a mini-concert for everybody," he says. "There will be some group numbers (and) some duets, but for the most part I think everybody gets to do at least three songs. I've always loved the idea of waking up in a different city every day, so to be able to do that on this kind of scale is going to be an experience."
And then, after the tour, comes the transition period from day-in and day-out "American Idol" mania to establishing a voice as a musician separate from the show.
Cook's "The Time of My Life," first performed during the "American Idol" results show May 21, has since tallied 236,000 downloads, making it No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Digital Songs chart and helping to land it the No. 3 spot on the Billboard Hot 100.
In fact, Cook has 14 songs from the "American Idol" season on Hot Digital Songs, with "Dream Big" at No. 7 with 110,000 downloads and his version of U2's "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" at No. 9 with 98,000 downloads. All told, Cook sold 888,000 downloads of his songs in one week.
It has been a similar whirlwind for Cook since his win, as he shuttles between press appointments and photo shoots. He's discovering that being the star of the country's biggest reality show -- 31.7 million people watched the finale on Fox -- sometimes has its surreal moments.
"I loved my time on the show, but I've been looking forward to just being able to get back to the creative process of writing and recording," he says. "It's going to be interesting to be able to play a song and not have to wonder where 'camera A' is."
For most of June, Cook will focus on rehearsals for the American Idols Live tour, which features the top 10 finalists and runs for almost three months. The trek begins July 1 in Glendale, Arizona, and wraps September 13 in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
"It's going to be more of a mini-concert for everybody," he says. "There will be some group numbers (and) some duets, but for the most part I think everybody gets to do at least three songs. I've always loved the idea of waking up in a different city every day, so to be able to do that on this kind of scale is going to be an experience."
And then, after the tour, comes the transition period from day-in and day-out "American Idol" mania to establishing a voice as a musician separate from the show.
Justin Timberlake to wed Jessica Biel?
Justin Timberlake is reportedly preparing to propose to Jessica Biel amid rumours that the 26-year-old actress is pregnant.
The Sun reports that 27-year-old Timberlake is ready to settle down with Biel, whom he began dating just over a year ago.
The Hollywood actress has sparked rumours in some quarters that she is pregnant after a source close to the couple revealed that she has been avoiding alcoholic drinks.
A source told the newspaper: "Justin is 27 and thinking about marriage and kids. For the first time in his life he is feeling settled and has definitely decided to pop the question to Jessica.
"He is so happy with her. They spent quite a bit of time apart recently when Justin was working with Madonna. That made him certain Jessica was the person he wanted to spend the rest of his life with."
According to The Sun, Timberlake is considering the West Indian island of Mustique for the pair's wedding.
The island is privately owned, meaning that paparazzi would be unable to take photos of the couple and their guests.
The source told the newspaper: "Although Justin has lived his whole life in the public eye, he feels his wedding is the one day that should remain private. To get all his close friends and family to Mustique will cost a fortune. But he can't put a price on how he feels about Jessica."
The Sun reports that 27-year-old Timberlake is ready to settle down with Biel, whom he began dating just over a year ago.
The Hollywood actress has sparked rumours in some quarters that she is pregnant after a source close to the couple revealed that she has been avoiding alcoholic drinks.
A source told the newspaper: "Justin is 27 and thinking about marriage and kids. For the first time in his life he is feeling settled and has definitely decided to pop the question to Jessica.
"He is so happy with her. They spent quite a bit of time apart recently when Justin was working with Madonna. That made him certain Jessica was the person he wanted to spend the rest of his life with."
According to The Sun, Timberlake is considering the West Indian island of Mustique for the pair's wedding.
The island is privately owned, meaning that paparazzi would be unable to take photos of the couple and their guests.
The source told the newspaper: "Although Justin has lived his whole life in the public eye, he feels his wedding is the one day that should remain private. To get all his close friends and family to Mustique will cost a fortune. But he can't put a price on how he feels about Jessica."
Bo Burnham's 'Bo Fo Sho' to be Released by COMEDY CENTRAL Records(R) Digitally on June 17
NEW YORK, June 2 -- YouTube fave Bo Burnham comes to
COMEDY CENTRAL Records with his debut album, "Bo Fo Sho." The 6-song EP
will be available for download to own from iTunes, eMusic and other major
download sites on Tuesday, June 17.
Bo Burnham was born in 1990. Bo Burnham writes funny songs. Bo Burnham
talks in third person. Burnham started teaching himself how to play piano
and guitar during the summer before his junior year in high school. On
December 28th, 2006, Burnham recorded two of his songs as videos and posted
them on YouTube. Eight months and seven songs later, Burnham's videos have
been seen over twenty million times worldwide, generating literally
hundreds of thousands of laughs. The songs, recorded in Burnham's bedroom
with a camera resting on a stack of books, have been remixed, rated and
reviewed thousands of times. The digital EP is a mix of old and new
material.
Previously released recordings by COMEDY CENTRAL Records include: Dane
Cook's platinum-selling "Harmful If Swallowed" and double-platinum
"Retaliation," Grammy Award-winning "Lewis Black: The Carnegie Hall
Performance," Grammy Award nominees' Steven Wright's "I Still Have A Pony"
and George Lopez's "American's Mexican," Joe Rogan's "Shiny Happy Jihad,"
Christopher Titus's "5th Annual End Of The World Tour," Norm Macdonald's
"Ridiculous," Demetri Martin's "These Are Jokes," "Jim Gaffigan: Beyond The
Pale," Mike Birbiglia's "My Secret Public Journal Live," D.L. Hughley's
"Notes From The GED Section," Mitch Hedberg's "Mitch All Together" and
"Strategic Grill Locations" and Dave Attell's "Skanks For The Memories."
COMEDY CENTRAL, the only all-comedy network, currently is seen in more
than 95 million homes nationwide. COMEDY CENTRAL is owned by, and is a
registered trademark of, Comedy Partners, a wholly-owned division of VIACOM
Inc.'s (NYSE: VIA and VIA.B) MTV Networks. COMEDY CENTRAL's Internet
address is http://www.comedycentral.com. For up-to-the-minute and archival press
information and photographs visit Press Central, COMEDY CENTRAL's press Web
site at http://www.comedycentral.com/press.
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COMEDY CENTRAL Records with his debut album, "Bo Fo Sho." The 6-song EP
will be available for download to own from iTunes, eMusic and other major
download sites on Tuesday, June 17.
Bo Burnham was born in 1990. Bo Burnham writes funny songs. Bo Burnham
talks in third person. Burnham started teaching himself how to play piano
and guitar during the summer before his junior year in high school. On
December 28th, 2006, Burnham recorded two of his songs as videos and posted
them on YouTube. Eight months and seven songs later, Burnham's videos have
been seen over twenty million times worldwide, generating literally
hundreds of thousands of laughs. The songs, recorded in Burnham's bedroom
with a camera resting on a stack of books, have been remixed, rated and
reviewed thousands of times. The digital EP is a mix of old and new
material.
Previously released recordings by COMEDY CENTRAL Records include: Dane
Cook's platinum-selling "Harmful If Swallowed" and double-platinum
"Retaliation," Grammy Award-winning "Lewis Black: The Carnegie Hall
Performance," Grammy Award nominees' Steven Wright's "I Still Have A Pony"
and George Lopez's "American's Mexican," Joe Rogan's "Shiny Happy Jihad,"
Christopher Titus's "5th Annual End Of The World Tour," Norm Macdonald's
"Ridiculous," Demetri Martin's "These Are Jokes," "Jim Gaffigan: Beyond The
Pale," Mike Birbiglia's "My Secret Public Journal Live," D.L. Hughley's
"Notes From The GED Section," Mitch Hedberg's "Mitch All Together" and
"Strategic Grill Locations" and Dave Attell's "Skanks For The Memories."
COMEDY CENTRAL, the only all-comedy network, currently is seen in more
than 95 million homes nationwide. COMEDY CENTRAL is owned by, and is a
registered trademark of, Comedy Partners, a wholly-owned division of VIACOM
Inc.'s (NYSE: VIA and VIA.B) MTV Networks. COMEDY CENTRAL's Internet
address is http://www.comedycentral.com. For up-to-the-minute and archival press
information and photographs visit Press Central, COMEDY CENTRAL's press Web
site at http://www.comedycentral.com/press.
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Jess 'binges' over Jen and John
Jessica Simpson reportedly went on a drinking binge after discovering ex-boyfriend John Mayer is dating Jennifer Aniston.
The With You singer - who is currently dating American football star Tony Romo - was said to be devastated when the couple went public with their romance.
The blonde beauty, her best friend Cacee Cobb and Cacee’s boyfriend Donald Faison reportedly spent four hours drinking at California’s Mexicali Cocina Cantina restaurant, according to internet gossip blogger Perez Hilton.
At the end of the session, Jessica was said to be so drunk she had to call her mother Tina to pick her up and drive her home.
Jessica split from John last summer and friends say she took the break-up hard.
One pal said at the time: "She keeps getting crushes on the kind of guys who will let her down. That triggers her cravings. She usually gives in to them at bedtime.
"When she is at a hotel, she will often order a plate of French fries as a late-night snack. She knows it isn't healthy, but she doesn't have a lot of willpower right now."
John and Jennifer began dating last month and were recently photographed on holiday together.
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