Lindsay Pearce will sing “Buenos Aires” from Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s Evita on the December 6 episode of FOX’s hit series Glee.
In addition, the show will feature a mash-up of Gloria Gaynor’s “I will Survive,” which can be heard in Broadway’s Priscilla Queen of the Desrert, and Destiny’s Child’s “Survivor” to be performed by the fictional group The trouble Tones.
by Jade Watkins
Last updated at 11:49 AM on 18th November 2011
She married her husband Jay-Z over three years ago in a lavish new York wedding which was shrouded in secrecy.
But now fans have been given a glimpse of Beyonce’s extravagant wedding dress, which was made by her mother Tina, now 57.
Diane Alter – AHN News Reporter
Beverly Hills, CA, United States (AHN) – new York hip-hop rap artist Heavy D died Tuesday at the age of 44.
BY OMAR TOMLINSON Observer staff reporter tomlinsono@jamaicaobserver.com
Wednesday, November 02, 2011
TRUE passion for one’s art is evident in the eyes. There’s always that twinkle and unrestrained glee that make the artiste’s gaze more alive when discussion is centred on their craft.
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Tonight’s episode of The Sing-Off begins, appropriately, with a Halloween-themed performance of freaky songs (Danny Elfman’s “this Is Halloween,” Warren Zevon’s “Werevolves of London,” and Ray Parker Jr.’s “Ghostbusters”; click the link above to see it now). afterwards, the top seven groups will each perform a medley of three hits by a pop music icon. here are the tunes the talented singers will tackle:
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Hospital Week. that is the best I could come up with. having a catchy name for something is very important. People are so uncreative that almost every scandal over the last forty years has been called blank-gate in honor of the Watergate scandal. that is why Janet Jackson can call her breast “Nipple-gate”.
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Janet Jackson is a diva. Want proof? well, miss Jackson’s tour rider leaked, revealing all the things she requests (some might call this a list of “demands”) from the venue and promoter when she comes to play their town.
The band that made the Minneapolis Sound famous is back — with an asterisk. Make that two asterisks.
First, it is the only band in pop history that has all of its original members but can’t use its original name. (Thank you, Prince.) second, Morris Day is the only lead singer who performs essentially the same repertoire with two different groups. (Thank you, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis.)
The following story is an excerpt from chapter one of Craig Marks and Rob Tannenbaum’s new oral history of MTV, “I want My MTV: The Uncensored Story of the Music Video Revolution.”
If viewed as a manufacturing factory churning out teen stars, the Korean pop music industry is streets ahead of the U.S. in its heyday in terms of output, according to a leading U.S. media. “American teen-pop at its peak has never been this productive. K-pop is an environment of relentless newness, both in participants and in style,” the new York Times wrote on Tuesday in an article about Korean entertainment agencies’ ability to foster new talent. the paper ran the story on two pages along with a review of the SM Town Live concert held at Madison Square Garden in new York on Sunday. It said that producing a singer along the likes of Canadian teen Justin Bieber requires the effort and coordination of an army of support staff, including producers, managers, vocal trainers, choreographers and stylists. but Korea now has several entertainment companies that specialize in churning out teen idol groups in various incarnations as it has refined this process.
If last week was all about fun for big ones, this week we have also squeezed a family fun day for those little mites. Not that this means we have forgotten all of you who had a stressful time last week, braving the heat and traffic at Janet Jackson’s performance on Yas Island. this weekend, we have India’s legendary rock band Indus Creed performing live in our neck of the woods, along with a fantastic stage adaptation of John Gray’s, “Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus.” But what we are really rooting for are those brave women who will take to the ramp on Friday at BurJuman, as they share their stories about surviving breast cancer. come on Dubai, let’s all pitch in and show our support. Thursday – October 20 Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus Anyone who has been in a relationship will probably be sniggering in their seats, while a few others might just give in to the urge of an elbow nudge or five. this, my dear friends, is extremely witty and eye-opening stage adaptation of John Gray’s bestseller novel, “Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus”. Simply sit back and watch the pages unravel a satire like no other as the narrator progressively describes all these everyday situations and explains why they are so frustrating and what we can do to get through them better. the show runs from Thursday through Saturday, from 8pm at the First Group Theatre, Souk Madinat Jumeirah. Tickets are priced at Dh150 and Dh175. Call: 050 624 7392 Friday – October 21 Pink Survivor Fashion show if there ever was an evening to turn out and show your support, this is it. BurJuman once again will host the Pink Survivor Fashion show, an annual event where breast cancer survivors walk the ramp to create awareness for a cause close to their hearts, and prove that life does go on; they are living proof. the event also aims at generating awareness amongst women that early detection can save lives. So sign up for that mammogram today, especially when Welcare Hospital is jumping in on the bandwagon and providing 50 per cent discounts n them. the Pink Survivor Fashion show starts at 7.30pm in BurJuman.
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The tooth of the matter … John Lennon. Photo: Brian Duffy
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The Tom Mankiewicz Conservation Carousel, which will debut at the Los Angeles Zoo on Thursday, Oct. 27, has so many interesting and colorful stories and facts swirling about it that it is hard to know where to begin.
Well, we want to begin with the dung beetle, but we’ll save him for the moment.