At age 22, Lady GaGa (born Stefani Germanotta) has already written songs for Britney Spears and the Pussycat Dolls, gone number one in two countries and topped the iTunes chart with her debut album The Fame. Named after the Queen song "Radio Ga-Ga," she's also been accused of influencing the current...
At age 22, Lady GaGa (born Stefani Germanotta) has already written songs for Britney Spears and the Pussycat Dolls, gone number one in two countries and topped the iTunes chart with her debut album The Fame. Named after the Queen song "Radio Ga-Ga," she's also been accused of influencing the current sounds and visuals of another pop superstar, Christina Aguilera, who rocked a suspiciously GaGa-esque...
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pidgin:
Interesting... despite the claim that no one will remember her a year later, here it is three years later(roundabouts) and yet still she's popular...
redd3vil:
when i first heard the name gaga i thought of radio gaga...who knew?
she's 22 ? not sure, can't tell from the article, i thought she was 25 or so...
she's 22 ? not sure, can't tell from the article, i thought she was 25 or so...
This past summer -- Friday, June 13th to be specific -- SuicideGirls hopped a plane down to Austin, Texas to visit the set of Friday the 13th, the remake of the 1980 slasher classic that introduced the world to drowned-boy-turned-unkillable- ghoul Jason Voorhees. You can read about our night on the set right HERE, but the interviews conducted during that trip have been...
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big_trouble:
You know, when the story broke that this was being remade I'll admit to shitting on the idea but, after seeing what was done w/ the TCM remake, I'm up for it. Good interview.
toki_miller:
Okay, now they're gonna fuck up this classic franchise? I'm seriously pissed off that everbody and their mother needs to try and reinvent the classics. You need to fuck off and learn to put out something original.
For a man capable of making so much noise, Gavin Rossdale is very soft-spoken, his somewhat guarded reticence being understandable given all that he's been through....
For a man capable of making so much noise, Gavin Rossdale is very soft-spoken, his somewhat guarded reticence being understandable given all that he's been through.
The singer, songwriter and musician is currently enjoying his first Billboard Top 40 hit since the heady days when he fronted the post-grunge band Bush. For a while in the mid-nineties their singles ("Comedown" and "Glycerine") ruled the...
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The singer, songwriter and musician is currently enjoying his first Billboard Top 40 hit since the heady days when he fronted the post-grunge band Bush. For a while in the mid-nineties their singles ("Comedown" and "Glycerine") ruled the...
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cudnovati:
i was a huge Bush fan back in the day, thanks for this interview Miss Powers. i look forward to the Jonathan Shaw piece.
genxgina:
Gavin is a cool guy, very well-read, and a talented songwriter and musician. he also has a very kind heart. thanks for this interview <3
24 is back. Because of the writer's strike last year, they only completed half of the season. They couldn't just air twelve hours of a twenty-four hour story, so they had to wait a whole year to finish the job. They used the extra time the extended schedule allowed to shoot a TV movie airing this weekend,...
24 is back. Because of the writer's strike last year, they only completed half of the season. They couldn't just air twelve hours of a twenty-four hour story, so they had to wait a whole year to finish the job. They used the extra time the extended schedule allowed to shoot a TV movie airing this weekend, 24: Redemption. It's still real time, it's...
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jcjb:
Im excited to see it! I have waited through this long mess and think it will be as great as the 6 previous seasons. Great interview Fred!
jennylou:
I wish I had gotten into this show when it first started. Now I have so many other shows I watch I don't want to add another but I know this would be a great one to watch.
Call me Hollywood, but I don't usually dress up for work. It's almost de rigueur to wear jeans and T-shirts to an interview. And if the actors are doing it, why shouldn't we? Quantum of Solace was a special occasion though. For James Bond, at least for Craig's James Bond,...
Call me Hollywood, but I don't usually dress up for work. It's almost de rigueur to wear jeans and T-shirts to an interview. And if the actors are doing it, why shouldn't we? Quantum of Solace was a special occasion though. For James Bond, at least for Craig's James Bond, I put on my best black suit. It's the suit I got married in, but,...
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dinamita:
i want to see this movie RIGHT NOW!.....
daniel craig rox
daniel craig rox
pyrhhus:
I have not seen the movie yet, but I will undoubtedly pay way too much money to do so some time in the near future, and here is why:
I agree with most of what has been said so far, particularly about Daniel Craig and Casino Royale. While I would hesitate to label the Craig Bond as "darker" he certainly is much harsher than we are accustomed to seeing. Roger Moore was probably a darker Bond as he carried with his overwhelming arrogance a smug cynicism toward everyone he met, and by extension life in general. He saw traps coming and still stuck his foot in as, of course, this is the best way to spring the trap and get the hunter to come running, but it also seemed as if his thought process was along the lines of: "Well, if I do get caught I can just cut off my foot to escape and that will be that." One of the crucial elements of Casino is that by the end Craig Bond's optimistic cockiness that everything would turn out in his favor was somewhat replaced by the more Mooreian distrust, but his previous state did not at all hamper his ability and affinity for wanton impromptu destruction.
Casino Royale's triumph was that it took a movie series that grew steadily more ridiculous during the Brosnan era, and brought it straight back down with a believable plot and a James Bond that bleeds, cries, falls in love, and is ripped - which is good because he gets tortured too - all of which are firsts or near firsts in the Bond line. The best part is that, except for the physique, they all come about due to his charming boyish arrogance which the film makers would have us believe is excised by the end, but we all know still lies under that groomed exterior. It may be immature to call this iteration the most complex Bond, but it stands to reason so much muscle is a cover for something.
I agree with most of what has been said so far, particularly about Daniel Craig and Casino Royale. While I would hesitate to label the Craig Bond as "darker" he certainly is much harsher than we are accustomed to seeing. Roger Moore was probably a darker Bond as he carried with his overwhelming arrogance a smug cynicism toward everyone he met, and by extension life in general. He saw traps coming and still stuck his foot in as, of course, this is the best way to spring the trap and get the hunter to come running, but it also seemed as if his thought process was along the lines of: "Well, if I do get caught I can just cut off my foot to escape and that will be that." One of the crucial elements of Casino is that by the end Craig Bond's optimistic cockiness that everything would turn out in his favor was somewhat replaced by the more Mooreian distrust, but his previous state did not at all hamper his ability and affinity for wanton impromptu destruction.
Casino Royale's triumph was that it took a movie series that grew steadily more ridiculous during the Brosnan era, and brought it straight back down with a believable plot and a James Bond that bleeds, cries, falls in love, and is ripped - which is good because he gets tortured too - all of which are firsts or near firsts in the Bond line. The best part is that, except for the physique, they all come about due to his charming boyish arrogance which the film makers would have us believe is excised by the end, but we all know still lies under that groomed exterior. It may be immature to call this iteration the most complex Bond, but it stands to reason so much muscle is a cover for something.
Fans of the '90s alt-rock hitmakers Garbage will have to wait a wee bit longer for the long-awaited solo album from the band's lead vixen Shirley Manson and maybe even longer for a new release from the group that brought us such hits as "Stupid Girl," "Only Happy When...
Fans of the '90s alt-rock hitmakers Garbage will have to wait a wee bit longer for the long-awaited solo album from the band's lead vixen Shirley Manson and maybe even longer for a new release from the group that brought us such hits as "Stupid Girl," "Only Happy When It Rains," "#1 Crush," and "The World is Not Enough," the theme from the James Bond...
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moniqueki:
great interview...love her...
ambientlight:
Shirley Manson is the most amazing woman, its ever been my pleasure to be obsessed with. I first encountered Shirley's music, back in '94, when she was still with Angelfish. I find her voice thrilling... reaching into my very marrow. I call her music an eargasmic experience. Much of her music truly reaches me, and says many things I would like to say, if I had her gift for words.
But she is also a woman of substance... who has championed many causes, and dared to speak her mind. She dared to take the Bush Administration to task, when others were afraid... in her blogs, in interviews, and in random comments - and she got in more than just a little trouble for that. And she has always challenged the conventional perceptions of women's roles in any given society, and has always shown great empathy for the human condition in general.
She is a great beauty, a great talent, and a great human being... and she is and shall always be, my #1 Crush.
But she is also a woman of substance... who has championed many causes, and dared to speak her mind. She dared to take the Bush Administration to task, when others were afraid... in her blogs, in interviews, and in random comments - and she got in more than just a little trouble for that. And she has always challenged the conventional perceptions of women's roles in any given society, and has always shown great empathy for the human condition in general.
She is a great beauty, a great talent, and a great human being... and she is and shall always be, my #1 Crush.
Director Darren Lynn Bousman is the master of extreme horror who helmed the Saw franchise through films II, III and IV. He stepped away from the director's chair for Saw V to chase a long held dream to place a musical on the big screen. That dream became a reality with the release of Repo...