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Posted by Jeff Niesel on Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 8:00 AM Opening with interviews with hopeful dancers auditioning for parts in the Michael Jackson concerts scheduled to commence this past summer in London, Michael Jackson's This Is It begins... ... Full Article
Do we really need stadium concerts anymore? Probably not, but if we have to endure the outdated tradition of bloated extravaganzas housed in huge outdoor arenas generally reserved for football or baseball games, then U2 is certainly the band for... ... Full Article
Gourmet to All That
nytimes.com –
2009-10-08
THE precursor to Gourmet, and the first truly successful American food publication, was founded in the 1890s and titled The Boston Cooking School Magazine of Culinary Science and Domestic Economics. ... Full Article
Nick Cannon's New Gig: Network CEO!
warnerbros.com –
2009-09-29
Posted on September 29, 2009 Nick Cannon has been named the new chairman of TeenNick (formerly known as The N) -- and all his celebs friends are wishing him the best! ... Full Article
The New Boyz's "Skinny Jeanz and a Mic" (Shotty/Asylum/Warner Brothers), released last week, is one of the year's most charming rap debuts, and certainly the least expected. ... Full Article
'Jennifer's Body' May Not Be All That
celebuzz.com –
2009-09-11
Diablo Cody 's new movie Jennifer's Body starring Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried opened last night at the Toronto Film Festival, and some reviewers are saying that movie just doesn't deliver. ... Full Article
Jay Leno adds seven comedy correspondents
thrfeed.com –
2009-09-08
Feldman started performing stand-up comedy at 16, much to the dismay of her parents, whom most of her jokes were about. At 18, she landed a job as a writer/performer on Nickelodeon's "All That." ... Full Article
All That Sucks About Steve
gawker.com –
2009-09-04
It was a nailbiter, and the fierce competition came down to the wire. In a summer led by Transformers 2 , it seemed like movie released was the worst movie of the summer. ... Full Article
'Taking Woodstock,' But Not All That Seriously
npr.org –
2009-08-25
Forty years after the hippies invaded Yasgur's Farm in upstate New York, Woodstock remains a muddy bog on the cultural landscape; it's an enduring symbol of ideals realized and squandered, ground zero for the great rift within the baby-boomer generation,... ... Full Article
Things were different, to say the least. There was no gate crashing, no mud, no shortage of food, no warnings of bad LSD. The sold-out crowd of 15,000 was less than 5 percent of Woodstock's estimated attendance. ... Full Article