Monday 26 May 2008

Gerard Depardieu Fined Over Paparazzi Clash

French film star Gerard Depardieu has been fined 800 euro (US$1,270) by an Italian court, after he was found guilty of head-butting a photographer. Depardieu, who was nominated for an Oscar in 1990 for his leading role ‘Cyrano de Bergerac’, was not present at the court hearing, but was ordered to pay the fine for "injuries and threats against Dario Orlandi" for an incident that occurred in 2005. The 59-year-old actor was found to have assaulted the journalist, after being photographed shopping in a southern Italian city with a young woman. Orlandi told the court that Depardieu had signalled to him to come closer and then, without warning, smacked his forehead on Orlandi's nose, rendering Orlandi unable to work for four days. Photo courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics.

Friday 23 May 2008

Live: Death Cab For Cutie

Live: Death Cab For Cutie




It's a decade since Death Cab FOR CUTIE got together.

That substance the teenage boys world Health Organization saturday at home in 1998 listening to this Seattle
band and moping about girls, are nowadays (by and large) grown up hands world Health Organization sit at home
fretting more or less whether to serve pork barrel or dear at a dinner party party.

Just around grown ups still suffer from unrequited love.

Frontman Ben GIBBARD has a few issues to get o'er on the band's epos
new single I Will Possess Your Heart, which is out this calendar week.

In fact, for him, relationships have forever been a moment of a rollercoaster
ride, and well-nigh of the 21 indie-rock songs the band dally during this packed
demonstrate - at Camden's Electric Dance palace - labour at the heartstrings. Photobooth
and A Film Script Closing are the real number lump in the pharynx ones.

Whole this soppy talk of plans and cuddles and smooching in the rain causes some
people to prevail for the hills.

Only DCFC - dressed like they've precisely come in home from a shift at the sawmill -
are fundamentally a bunch of nice youth chaps.

As Gibbard gushes: "We're game in Greater London to toy a beautiful plaza with
beautiful citizenry!" Bless them.

No wonder the band's nigh famous fan is emo-loving flake Seth COHEN,
from TV's The OC.






Monday 5 May 2008

Dubstar

Dubstar   
Artist: Dubstar

   Genre(s): 
Dance: Pop
   



Discography:


Disgraceful   
 Disgraceful

   Year: 1995   
Tracks: 11


Goodbye   
 Goodbye

   Year:    
Tracks: 15




The British dance-pop outfit Dubstar formed in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England in 1992. Comprised of vocaliser Sarah Blackwood tree, keyboardist/programmer Steve Hiller and guitar histrion Chris Wilkie, the triple before long recorded a demo containing a report of Billy Bragg's "St. Swithin's Mean solar day," chop-chop earning a sign with the Food for thought label. After their starting time unmarried, "Stars," reached the U.K. Upper side 40 in the summertime of 1995, Dubstar issued their acclaimed debut LP, Shocking. In the former weeks of 1996, "Non So Manic Now" became the group's breakthrough grievance; their sophomore overwork So long appeared the undermentioned year. In December 2000 it was proclaimed that the band had rent, for Hillier aforementioned that he and Blackwood's professional and personal relationships had labored, and he had to creatively be active beyond that.