Monthly Archives: February 2010
Jewish spoof of MTV’s hit show Jersey Shore – Jewsey Shore
Although this has been up for a few weeks, we just found it. If you haven’t seen it – not bad!
Posted in Entertainment, Television
Tagged Jersey Shore, Jewsey Shore, mtv, New York City, Snooki, spoof, The Situation
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‘Pants on the Ground’ Las Vegas Bound
General Larry Platt is heading to Las Vegas with his “Pants on the Ground” routine. The Georgia native who auditioned on American Idol (and surprisingly was rejected) is now getting paid to perform in Vegas reports TMZ. Platt is scheduled … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Music, Pop, Television
Tagged american idol, General Larry Platt, las vegas, Mirage, Pants on the Ground
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Contest: Them Crooked Vultures Xbox360 RockBand2 Giveaway
Them Crooked Vultures, hot off a mind-erasing Saturday Night Live performance, and the release of their debut album are teaming up with andPOP.com to give one lucky fan a chance to score a sweet prize pack. One winner will be … Continue reading
Rapper Yung Berg Attacked and Robbed at House Party
Down in Hollywood, party-crashers mean serious business. TMZ is reporting that rapper Yung Berg, best known for his hit song “Sexy Can I”, was brutally beaten and robbed while at a house party in Los Angeles. At 2 a.m. on … Continue reading
Posted in Hip Hop/Rap, Music, Pop
Tagged attacked, house party, los angeles, robbed, Sexy Can I, Yung Berg
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Huge Climate Change Music Fest Coming to T.O
Even though Woodstock’s 40th anniversary concert never got off the ground last year, one of its creators is back with a big green bang. The Imagine Music & Arts Festival, inspired by John Lennon’s song of the same name and … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged climate change, Donsview Park, Imagine Music & Arts Festival, John Lennon, music festival, Woodstock
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Vampire Weekend, Beck, Of Montreal to Appear on Haiti Benefit CD
Vampire Weekend, Beck, Of Montreal and Noah and the Whale are among the artists who are set to appear on an upcoming Haiti benefit album, reports NME.com. “Hear To Help,” a collaboration between Filter Magazine and American Eagle, will raise … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Rock
Tagged american eagle, Beck, cd, Haiti, Oxfam America, relief effort, Vampire Weekend
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Pickle Officially Has More Facebook Fans than Nickelback
Crunchy, salty, dilly pickles – who WOULDN’T want to become a Facebook fan of such a delicious food? If you have Facebook, chances are you have seen the “Can This Pickle Get More Fans Than Nickelback (sic)?” fan page. You … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Pop
Tagged Can This Pickle Get More Fans Than Facebook?, Chad Kroeger, facebook, Nickelback, pickle
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Alexisonfire’s Official Statement on Cancelled Olympic Show
Canadian rock band Alexisonfire have released an official statement about the free show they had to cancel at Vancouver’s LiveCity Yaletown Olympic venue last week, reports CHARTattack.com. The statement: “We always take great care in the safety of our fans … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Rock
Tagged Alexisonfire, cancelled show, LiveCity Yaletown, official statement, olympics
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Moby – A Refreshing Intellectual
When speaking with Moby you realize one thing very quickly – his broad knowledge of so many different topics, besides music. He is a music industry veteran who consistently creates an amazing product, and it was a pleasure to pick … Continue reading
Jennifer Lopez Leaves Sony’s Epic Records
Jennifer Lopez ain’t so Epic these days. Pop singer Jennifer Lopez has left her long-time label, Sony’s Epic Records, according to Eonline. “Jennifer had a wonderful relationship with the Sony Music Group, and they have shared many successes together, but … Continue reading
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Tagged J. Lo, Jennifer Lopez, Sony Music Group, Sony's Epic Records
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Kurt Cobain Biopic in the Works
It seems that biopic is the new black, as yet another film about an iconic musician is in the works. Universal Pictures is moving forward with their long-time-running Kurt Cobain biography film, reports rollingstone.com. The film is based partly on the … Continue reading
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Tagged biopic, Kurt Cobain, Nirvana, Oren Moverman, Universal Pictures
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Lindsay Lohan Accuses Father for her Drug Addiction
Lindsay Lohan told British newspaper The Sun that her father, Michael Lohan, is the reason that she was introduced to cocaine. “I was only aware of cocaine because of my dad. I was terrified of it. But I tried it … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Pop
Tagged alcohol, cocaine, Drugs, Father, lindsay lohan, Michael Lohan, rehab
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The Rural Alberta Advantage Interview on Side B – Already Gone Insane
Things have been crazy for the Rural Alberta Advantage. In a good way. The group has proven themselves as one of Canada’s best and most exciting musical acts. Even Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is down with them, according to … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Interviews, Music, Rock, Side B
Tagged rural alberta advantage, Side B, Stephen Harper
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Ryan Phillippe and Abbie Cornish Separate
E! News reports that Ryan Phillippe and Abbie Cornish have gone their separate ways. “Abbie ended the relationship with Ryan and she moved out of their home,” a rep for Cornish said in a statement. People Magazine first reported the … Continue reading
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Tagged Abbie Cornish, break-up, couple, Ryan Phillippe, separate
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Child Services Checks In on Charlie Sheen’s Kids
E! Online is reporting that Child Services have paid a visit to the home of Charlie Sheen, according to a source. Sheen and his wife Brooke Mueller have twin 10 month old boys. “It was a short visit,” the source … Continue reading
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Tagged brooke mueller, Charlie Sheen, Child Services, Twin Boys, Two and a Half Men
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Contest: 31 Days of Oscar
It’s officially award season in Hollywood, and that means glitz, glamour, gowns…and celebrating the year’s great films, of course! Turner Classic Movies’ annual 31 DAYS OF OSCAR festival has officially started! It runs through the end of February and features … Continue reading
Actor Andrew Koenig from ‘Growing Pains’ Missing
TMZ is reporting that actor Andrew Koeing from “Growing Pains” is missing. Koeing played Boner on the ABC sitcom. Koening was last seen a week ago when he was supposed to be on a flight back to the United States. … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Koenig, Boner, Growing Pains, Missing, vancouver
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Elton John Says Jesus was Gay
In a recent interview with Parade Magazine, Elton John says Jesus was gay. Not surprisingly some religious groups are taking an issue with this comment. “I think Jesus was a compassionate, super-intelligent gay man who understood human problems,” John tells … Continue reading →