Spice Girls play Cupid for Clooney & other: May 2008

Thursday 29 May 2008

Scarlett Johansson & Penelope Cruz's Lesbian Clinch!

Most guys secret fantasy has been made into a reality courtesy of Woody Allen – Scarlett Johansson and Penelope sharing a passionate kiss.

The two stunning actresses both feature in the legendary director's upcoming movie Vicky Christina Barcelona, alongside’s Cruz’s real-life boyfriend Javier Bardem.

The film is about two American backpackers, one of which is played by Johansson, who start a relationship with a painter, portrayed by Oscar-winning Bardem, much to the dismay of his jealous ex-girlfriend played by the Spanish beauty.

A source tells the New York post: "It is extremely erotic. People will be blown away and even shocked."

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Wednesday 28 May 2008

Tom Cruise to star in 28th Amendment

Tom Cruise is in talks to star in the upcoming Phillip Noyce movie, 28th Amendment.

According to Moviehole, the ‘Top Gun’ actor, 45, will play the US President.

The film will see Cruise play the part of Ben Cahill in the action thriller, which follows the adventures of an American President who discovers the existence of a secret cabal that runs the government; that terminates those that get in its way; and wants him dead.

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Andy Abraham - Wogan Angered By Political Tone Of Eurovision

Sir Terry Wogan has said he plans to consider his role as a Eurovision commentator after the UK's 25th-place finish showed the competition is "no longer a music contest".

Former X Factor contestant Andy Abraham finished last after receiving 14 points for his song Even If, with Russia winning the 2008 contest having amassed 272 points.

But according to Sir Terry, who has commentated on the continental competition since the 1970s, European politics have become the overriding influence on deciding the eventual Eurovision winners and losers.

"Russia were going to be the political winners from the beginning," he told the BBC.

Dima Bilan, the Russian entrant who performed winning track Believe, received the maximum 12 points from former Soviet states Latvia Estonia, Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, and Armenia, and from Israel.

Abraham, in contrast, only received points from Iceland and San Marino, the latter of whom was taking part in the competition for the first time.

Speaking on Saturday night's broadcast from Belgrade, Sir Terry described the results as "tremendously disappointing".

"Andy Abraham gave, I think, the performance of his life with a song that certainly deserved far more points than it got when you look at the points that Spain got, that Bosnia-Herzegovina got - some really ridiculous songs."

The Irish broadcaster said the overwhelmingly political nature of the current form of the contest meant that he and producer Kevin Bishop would have to consider whether they would work on Eurovision again.

"Indeed, western European participants have to decide whether they want to take part from here on in because their prospects are poor," he added.

Italy and Austria did not take part in the 2008 contest, with Wolfgang Lorenz, the programme director of Austrian broadcaster ORF, saying in November last year that the competition was "clearly a sign of the complicated nature of a united Europe".

"We've already seen in 2007 that it's not the quality of the song, but the country of origin that determines the decision," he explained.

"As long as the song contest is a political parade ground and not an international entertainment programme, ORF has no desire to send more talent out of Austria to a competition where they have no chances."

25/05/2008 08:16:07

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Abra Moore

Artist: Abra Moore

   Genre(s):
ROck: Alternative

Discography:

On the Way

Year: 2007
Tracks: 11

Singer/songwriter Abra Moore began composing music at the eld of sextet, and studied pianissimo spell a stripling living in New York. After playing small clubs along the coast of Britain and playacting on the streets of Paris, Moore enrolled at the University of Hawaii; on that point she became i of the institution members of Poi Dog Pondering in 1986. Although Poi Dog went on to earn a devoted cult following after sign language to major label Columbia, Moore left the group in the early '90s to pursue a solo calling; her debut LP, Blab -- an intimate folk-pop compendium -- appeared on the Bohemia Beat label in 1995. After sign language to the Arista Austin label, she resurfaced in 1997 with Strangest Places, an edgier typeset which stirred finisher to contemporaneous alternative rock. In addition to her musical life history, Moore once in a while worked as an actress as well; her about far-famed performance was in director Richard Linklater's 1991 indie classic Shirker. Five years after her challenging second album, Moore landed a care with J Records and released No Fear. Her number 1 for Koch, Everything Changed, appeared in 2004. It was followed in 2007 by On the Way.

Dexateens

Artist: Dexateens

   Genre(s):
Other
   Rock: Punk-Rock

Discography:

Album

Year: 2007
Tracks: 11

The Dexateens

Year: 2004
Tracks: 13

Playing a gale-force nuclear fusion reaction of tinder and strong stone fueled by massive doses of guitar firepower, the Dexateens came together in Tuscaloosa, AL, in 1998. After the dissolution of his ring the Phoebes, guitarist Elliott McPherson met drummer Craig Pickering (aka Sweet Dog), world Health Organization was too bandless after Verga called it quits. Looking to form a high-powered stone dance band, the two recruited bassist Matt Patton (ex-Model Citizen) and guitarist John Smith (formerly with American Cosmic), and the Dexateens were born.

Influenced by classic Southern rock as comfortably as turncoat hoodlum, the band began dabbling with a three-guitar lineup and began playing shows with blighter Dixie rockers the Quadrajets, world Health Organization taught them worthful lessons approximately generating a wall of sonic biff onstage. After an effort to track record an album with Fat Possum Records fall through Bruce Watson in the producer's chair failed to gratify either Watson or the Dexateens, the ring dependant up with Texas punk rock pioneer and veteran service department tough producer Tim Kerr, world Health Organization added extra guitar to the band's self-titled debut, released by Estrus Records in other 2004. Little more than a year afterward, the Dexateens released their second uncut, Red River Dust Rising, which establish the bandmembers turning down their amps a bit for a less strong-growing simply motionless ballsy ingest on graeco-Roman Southern rock.

Michael Douglas to haunt his old Girlfriends

At the New York junket for his new movie 'The Spiderwick Chronicles', director Mark Waters revealed the cast of his upcoming romantic comedy 'The Ghosts of Girlfriends Past'.
The cast includes Matthew McConaughey, Jennifer Garner and Breckin Meyer, and Waters revealed that Michael Douglas is set to join the line-up.
Speaking about the 'Wall Street' actor's role in the film to Comingsoon.net Waters said: "(He'll be playing) the Marley character, the old ghost who's dead, Uncle Wayne. He's a '70s playboy...and he wears Bob Evans shades."
McConaughey replaced Ben Affleck, who was originally lined up to play the lead role.
Waters told Comingsoon.net what he thought that McConaughey brought to the table: "There's something great about Matthew. He has an aspect of him that he can get away with murder with women."
He continued: "He's the kind of guy where women are apologising to him when he breaks up with them, because he's so charming. It's always been such a delicious concept of taking a Christmas Carol and making a romantic comedy out of it."
In the film, McConaughey plays a womaniser who attends the wedding of his younger brother (Breckin Meyer) and bride (Lacey Chabert).
There, he's haunted by several old flames, including the bride's best friend (Jennifer Garner).