Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Arts and Entertainment:Music from EzineArticles.com

What was it about rockabilly music that held such strong appeal to the youth of the 1950s? Why was the music so powerful and why did it become such a defining force in American culture and then worldwide culture? And how has the music's appeal evolved over time? What makes modern fans love the music as much as--if not more--than the fans of the 1950s. I'm not sure those are questions that can truly be answered, but I'm willing to try!

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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

SIGHting

Angelina Jolie had a spare afternoon with her six kids in Malta yesterday, so she rented out a whole bowling alley for an afternoon of fun!
While Papa Pitt was off shooting his new movie World War Z, Mama Jolie and her nannies took the kiddies Maddox, Zahara, Pax, Shiloh, Vivienne and Knox to Eden Summer [...]

Wow! Didn't see this one coming!


According to preliminary numbers, America's Got Talent apparently earned higher ratings than the The Voice's season finale last night!


The singing competition reportedly took a 3.5 rating/12 share in the adults 18-49 demographic - which was 6% higher from last week's result show, but 20% lower than the performance finale the night before - and garnered 10 million viewers, while Talent had a 4.0/12 share and 13 MILLION viewers!


We guess people love their Howie Mandel!


Who'd of thought?! LOLz!


Either way, well done to both of those shows!


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Monday, August 29, 2011

Arts and Entertainment from EzineArticles.com

Kgositsile has excelled in the artistic and literary world, inspiring aspiring and established artists and intellectuals as well as fostering the careers of young writers. Among his published books are The Word Is Here: Poetry from Modern Africa (1973) and several volumes of his poetry which includes For Melba (1970), The Present Is a Dangerous Place to Live (1974), Places and Bloodstains (1975), If I Could Sing (2002), and This Way I Salute You (2004) thus creating for himself a vital place in Black literature of Africa and America.

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Sunday, August 28, 2011

Randy Quaid Sings About Star Whackers!









Ark Music Factory - we MAY have found your new star!
Earlier this week, we learned that the Randy & Evi Quaid compiled a documentary that chronicles their escape from Hollywood and the star whackers who were trying to murder them.
Now, Randy Quaid has written a song about the star whackers, and we've got a clip [...]

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Saturday, August 27, 2011

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One of the things that made rockabilly music so great during its rise in the 1950s was the all-out, go-for-broke attitude that so many of the performers exhibited. The early performers were influenced by the two vastly different worlds of country music and rhythm and blues. While they may have taken many aspects of country music and utilized them in the look of rockabilly, they poured just as many aspects of rhythm and blues music into the attitude of their new music.

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Friday, August 26, 2011

Guitar Jam Tracks A Site by Site Comparison

For many years, EVH has earned a distinguishing mark that only the brand deserves for its guitar lines, amps and musical products. Guitar reviews ratings have consistently put EVH guitars on top of the list. This is because of Van Halen's personal touch to every piece before it comes out in the market.

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Thursday, August 25, 2011

Tia Mowry Gives Birth To A Son!


She popped!
Tia Mowry and her husband of two years, Cory Hardrict, welcomed their first son today in EL Lay!
Such wonderful news!
Can't wait to hear about the little guy! What's his name, gurl?!
Congratulations are most certainly in order!
Hope you guys are getting some well-deserved rest as a family!
[Image via WENN.]










Is there anything this man can’t do!?!


Putting his heart into it, Johnny Depp played alongside Alice Cooper at London's 100 Club to the rock star’s famous anthems School’s Out and I’m Eighteen.


This video makes us wonder what if...


For those of you who don’t know, Johnny’s first love wasn’t the camera but actually the guitar. Dropping out of high school to pursue a life as a musician, he and his band, The Kids, headed west to Los Angeles.


Of course, we all know how the story changed. The man switched gears and became a Hollywood film icon - which we’re all selfishly happy about.


What do U think about his performance?


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