The following article is an interview of Lisa Kudrow from The Independent.com Web site, where she explains how she managed her fame after the hit television series Friend`s ended, I believe she´s an example of a great wife, mother and actress.
In the five years since the hit television series Friends ended, Jennifer Aniston’s formidable publicity machine has effectively erased the memory [...]
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Elvis, the king of Rock n` roll was born on this day by the year 1935, he sold over one billion of his records. Elvis starred as an actor in 31 feature films, gave over 1,100 concert performances, and recieved numerous awards.
Elvis Presley`s home, Graceland, attracting over 600,000 visitors every year, it`s the most famous [...]
Two huge stages about 300 ft. apart, facing eachother. On one side, Mars Volta starts playing. As soon as they end their hour and a half - long set, Bloc Party kicks off on the other stage. About an hour later, you turn around to Kaiser Chiefs presenting Off With Their Heads. Just when you [...]
Spin.com made a list of the 9 hottest bands at this year’s CMJ Music Marathon in NYC. Passion Pit and An Horse are a couple of the bands that made it on the list of the best new bands, and they’re all veery interesting (i.e. they rock).
Here’s the list, complete with streaming and downloads.
I haven’t found a decent transcription of the lyrics to this song, but it’s one of those you can learn just by phonetics and it won’t really matter because it’s a beautiful song. Except for the “And I’ll love you like I’ll love you when I die”. That part’s discernable, and very pretty at that.
I speak [...]
“Why can’t we all just be honest, admit to ourselves that everyones on it, from worn politicians to young adolescents, prescribing themselves antidepressants”.
These are the lyrics to Lily Allen’s new song, Everyone’s At It. She’s previewing the new single from the followup to 2006’s Smile through her MySpace page. The song is a little somber and I [...]
Last night, Yours Truly attended a Jean Luc Ponty concert. Ponty may not be such a reknowned name, but I’ll bet that most of his songs sound familiar to any relatively big music fan. This guy was the first to introduce violin to jazz and rock, one of “the masters of fusion”, as they call [...]
Once more, Beck has not disappointed.
Gamma Rays, the single off of Modern Guilt is like a 3-minute flashback to sixties spacey surf rock, with low-tech effects and ironic, environment-conscious lyrics. It may last up to more than 3 minutes, because you’ll most probably hit replay at least once.
It’s basically a great song, and a perfect choice [...]
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