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| With the series finale of Smash in her rearview mirror, Katharine McPhee said she can now devote her time to recording her new studio album for Columbia Records, as well as some “concert dates in the fall. ” The American Idol season five runner-up said she had intended to release the album -- her third -- a year ago, but was delayed by the intense schedule of the now canceled NBC program. “We had this idea that on my weekends off from working on the show, I would get in the studio and we would fly out writers to New York, and we kind of tried that,” she explained in a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter. Before Smash’s first season, McPhee flew out to Texas for a writing camp to work on some demos, but while she enjoyed collaborating with several people, and even bonded with Anna Nalick, who had a hit in 2005 song with the song “Breathe,” she ultimately decided it would be better not to rush the recording process. “I found it difficult to try and draw from an artistic place when you are day in, day out working on a TV show and it's all-consuming,” she said. “It's really hard on the weekends to be, like, 'Well, what are you feeling? What are you going through?’ and the only thing I can experience right now is the show, and that's what I'm going through. To try and write a record during that time... we found was challenging and unrealistic. ” Fortunately for McPhee, Columbia was willing to wait rather than put out something the artist and the company didn’t believe in. “It's not just something that you just throw together where you go into a session and you have to find inspiration,” she said of the process. “There are sessions that you go into and you don't have inspiration and that's OK. I have been really grateful because Columbia has been incredibly supportive as far as developing me and allowing me to put out an actual artist record. So that's been my journey so far with them. ” McPhee’s still untitled album, due in the fall, deals with several themes, including her need for perfection and the realization that the goal is “completely impossible.” The record includes songwriting collaborations from Linda Perry, Salaam Remi, OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder and Sia, best known for her work with Flo Rida, Rihanna and David Guetta. She added that Remi in particular has been instrumental in drawing lyrics out of her, which she describes as a “soul bearing experience." Said McPhee: “He has been taking time to just have me and him in the studio and figure out without their being other voices: Who is Kat? Who is Kat as an artist? What do her melodies sound like? What do her lyrics sound like? I find the songwriting process a daunting thing. It’s not like being on a TV show or in a movie playing a part. You can hide behind someone's words and be the character and not take responsibility for how it was written and you do the best with what you're given. But when you're writing a record, and making a record, you have to stand behind it.” McPhee confessed that even though she hasn’t had much time to watch television, she enjoyed her return to the American Idol stage where she joined Tedder for a performance of OneRepublic's song, “If I Lose Myself.” McPhee, whose mom and sister are both vocal coaches on Idol, said she even got nostalgic joining season 12's top five girls. “It was a nice thing,” she said. “It was kind of symbolic of where I started, sitting on that couch. I knew the pressure they were under." Still, there is one singing competition that has her attention as it heads into the finale, NBC’s The Voice. McPhee is friends with Amber Carrington, currently the last girl standing on Adam Levine’s team. “She is an amazing country singer but she has a pop inclination,” said McPhee. “She is a huge star to me. I hope she wins.” And while McPhee is focused on making music, acting is certainly not taking a backseat. Just last week, it was reported that McPhee will star in the film Depravity, a thriller written by Dennis Lehane with Paul Tamasy set to direct. “The acting is not on the back burner at all, but I'm squeezing in auditions,” she said. “I get bored easily. I'm thankful I have a lot of outlets to focus on.” |
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Katharine McPhee Talks New Music, Writing, Recording
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/katharine-mcphee-writing-recording-who-561478
Emblem 3 Tracklist
1) Just For One Day
2) Spaghetti
3) XO
4) Chloe (You’re The One I Want)
5) Girl Next Door
6) Nothing to Lose
7) Love LA
Sunset Blvd 9) 3000 Miles
10) Teenage Kings
11) One Day
12) Do It All Again*
13) I Wish*
14) Jaiden (Live)*
15) Reason (Live)*
*Deluxe version only
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''We Can't Stop'' Producer: Miley Not Singing About Ecstasy
http://www.tmz.com/2013/06/04/miley-cyrus-molly-ecstasy-drugs-we-cant-stop/
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| Miley Cyrus is NOT singing about ecstasy in her new single "We Can't Stop" ... despite what seems to be an OBVIOUS lyrical reference to the drug ... so says the guy who produced the track. The controversy is centered around the hook of the song -- in which it SOUNDS like Miley's saying, "We like to party/ Dancing with Molly/ Doing whatever we want.” Unhip Old Person Translation: "Dancing with Molly" is slang for partying on ecstasy. But a rep for the song's producer Mike WiLL Made It tells TMZ ... the whole thing is a giant misunderstanding because what Cyrus is REALLY singing is ... "Dancing with MILEY." As for the lyric about people "trying to get a line in the bathroom" ... the rep wouldn't say if Miley was talking about cocaine ... but HELLO?!?!?!? |
Monday, May 27, 2013
REVIEW Florida Georgia Line Feat. Nelly – Cruise (Remix)
Florida
Georgia Line Feat. Nelly – Cruise (Remix)
Rating: 9/10
Okay I
thought I was going to be the last person to like this song but truth to be
told I really REALLY like this song. I twang really works for the song. It starts off like the original then it gets
off the remix with the auto tuned I got my windows down part. From there the beat changes to a better
country/dance version. I also loved
Nelly’s part in the song. I really think
this song is going to be a smash for the summer. It is a must by. Side note the video is freaking amazing. Lots
of hot women in it along some hot cars.
Everyone needs to check that out.
Friday, May 24, 2013
Beyonce tour is SOLD OUT
EUROPE
Opening Night - April 15 – Belgrade, Serbia– Kombank Arena SOLD OUT
April 17 – Zagreb, Croatia – Arena Zagreb SOLD OUT - 3:00pm ET - Opening Act: Frank Batelic - 2pm ET
April 19 – Bratislava, Slovakia – Slovnaft Arena SOLD OUT
April 21 – Amsterdam, Holland – Ziggo Dome SOLD OUT - Opening Act: Eva Simons
April 22 – Amsterdam, Holland – Ziggo Dome SOLD OUT
April 24 – Paris, France – Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy SOLD OUT
April 25 – Paris, France – Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy SOLD OUT
April 26 – Birmingham, UK – LG Arena SOLD OUT
April 27 – Birmingham, UK – LG Arena SOLD OUT
April 29 – London, UK – The O2 SOLD OUT
April 30 – London, UK – The O2 SOLD OUT
May 1 – London, UK – The O2 SOLD OUT
May 3 – London, UK – The O2 SOLD OUT
May 4 – London, UK – The O2 SOLD OUT
May 5 – London, UK – The O2 SOLD OUT
May 7 – Manchester, UK – Manchester Arena SOLD OUT
May 8 – Manchester, UK – Manchester Arena SOLD OUT
May 9 – Manchester, UK – Manchester Arena SOLD OUT
May 11 – Dublin, Ireland – The O2 SOLD OUT
May 12 – Dublin, Ireland – The O2 SOLD OUT
May 15 – Antwerp, Belgium – Sportpaleis SOLD OUT
May 17 – Zurich, Switzerland – Hallenstadion SOLD OUT
May 18 – Milan, Italy – Mediolanum Forum SOLD OUT
May 20 – Montpellier, France – Park & Suites Arena SOLD OUT
May 22 – Munich, Germany – Olympiahalle SOLD OUT
May 23 – Berlin, Germany – O2 World SOLD OUT
May 24 – Berlin, Germany – O2 World SOLD OUT
May 25 – Warsaw, Poland – National Stadium—Orange Warsaw Festival
May 27 – Copenhagen, Denmark – Forum SOLD OUT
May 28 – Oslo, Norway – Telenor Arena SOLD OUT
May 29 – Stockholm, Sweden – Ericsson Globe Arena SOLD OUT
May 31 – Antwerp, Belgium – Sportpaleis SOLD OUT
August 17 – Hylands Park, Chelmsford – Hylands Park—V Festival SOLD OUT
August 18 – Weston Park, Staffordshire – Weston Park—V Festival SOLD OUT
NORTH AMERICA
June 28 – Los Angeles – BET Experience/Staples Center SOLD OUT
June 29 – Las Vegas, NV – MGM Grand Garden Arena SOLD OUT
July 1 – Los Angeles, CA – Staples Center SOLD OUT
July 2 – San Jose, CA – HP Pavilion at San Jose SOLD OUT
July 5 – Oklahoma City, OK – Chesapeake Energy Arena SOLD OUT
July 6 – Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center SOLD OUT
July 7 – New Orleans, LA – Louisiana Superdome—Essence Festival Single Day Tickets Will Be On Sale Closer to Festival Weekend
July 9 – Ft. Lauderdale, FL – BB&T Center SOLD OUT
July 10 – Miami, FL – American Airlines Arena SOLD OUT
July 12 – Atlanta, GA – The Arena @ Gwinnett Center SOLD OUT
July 13 – Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena SOLD OUT
July 15 – Houston, TX – Toyota Center SOLD OUT
July 17 – Chicago, IL – United Center SOLD OUT
July 18 – St. Paul, MN – Xcel Energy Center SOLD OUT
July 20 – Detroit, MI – The Palace of Auburn Hills SOLD OUT
July 21 – Toronto, ON – Air Canada Centre SOLD OUT
July 22 – Montreal, QC – Bell Centre SOLD OUT
July 23 – Boston, MA – TD Garden SOLD OUT
July 25 – Philadelphia, PA – Wells Fargo Center SOLD OUT
July 26 – Atlantic City, NJ – Boardwalk Hall SOLD OUT
July 27 – Charlotte, NC – Time Warner Cable Arena SOLD OUT
July 29 – Washington, DC – Verizon Center SOLD OUT
July 30 – Washington, DC – Verizon Center SOLD OUT
July 31 – East Rutherford, NJ – Izod Center SOLD OUT
August 2 – Uncasville, CT – Mohegan Sun SOLD OUT
August 3 – Brooklyn, NY – Barclays Center SOLD OUT
August 4 – Brooklyn, NY – Barclays Center SOLD OUT
August 5 – Brooklyn, NY – Barclays Center SOLD OUT
SOUTH AMERICA
September 13 – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – Parque Olímpico Cidade do Rock—Rock in Rio SOLD OUT
Opening Night - April 15 – Belgrade, Serbia– Kombank Arena SOLD OUT
April 17 – Zagreb, Croatia – Arena Zagreb SOLD OUT - 3:00pm ET - Opening Act: Frank Batelic - 2pm ET
April 19 – Bratislava, Slovakia – Slovnaft Arena SOLD OUT
April 21 – Amsterdam, Holland – Ziggo Dome SOLD OUT - Opening Act: Eva Simons
April 22 – Amsterdam, Holland – Ziggo Dome SOLD OUT
April 24 – Paris, France – Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy SOLD OUT
April 25 – Paris, France – Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy SOLD OUT
April 26 – Birmingham, UK – LG Arena SOLD OUT
April 27 – Birmingham, UK – LG Arena SOLD OUT
April 29 – London, UK – The O2 SOLD OUT
April 30 – London, UK – The O2 SOLD OUT
May 1 – London, UK – The O2 SOLD OUT
May 3 – London, UK – The O2 SOLD OUT
May 4 – London, UK – The O2 SOLD OUT
May 5 – London, UK – The O2 SOLD OUT
May 7 – Manchester, UK – Manchester Arena SOLD OUT
May 8 – Manchester, UK – Manchester Arena SOLD OUT
May 9 – Manchester, UK – Manchester Arena SOLD OUT
May 11 – Dublin, Ireland – The O2 SOLD OUT
May 12 – Dublin, Ireland – The O2 SOLD OUT
May 15 – Antwerp, Belgium – Sportpaleis SOLD OUT
May 17 – Zurich, Switzerland – Hallenstadion SOLD OUT
May 18 – Milan, Italy – Mediolanum Forum SOLD OUT
May 20 – Montpellier, France – Park & Suites Arena SOLD OUT
May 22 – Munich, Germany – Olympiahalle SOLD OUT
May 23 – Berlin, Germany – O2 World SOLD OUT
May 24 – Berlin, Germany – O2 World SOLD OUT
May 25 – Warsaw, Poland – National Stadium—Orange Warsaw Festival
May 27 – Copenhagen, Denmark – Forum SOLD OUT
May 28 – Oslo, Norway – Telenor Arena SOLD OUT
May 29 – Stockholm, Sweden – Ericsson Globe Arena SOLD OUT
May 31 – Antwerp, Belgium – Sportpaleis SOLD OUT
August 17 – Hylands Park, Chelmsford – Hylands Park—V Festival SOLD OUT
August 18 – Weston Park, Staffordshire – Weston Park—V Festival SOLD OUT
NORTH AMERICA
June 28 – Los Angeles – BET Experience/Staples Center SOLD OUT
June 29 – Las Vegas, NV – MGM Grand Garden Arena SOLD OUT
July 1 – Los Angeles, CA – Staples Center SOLD OUT
July 2 – San Jose, CA – HP Pavilion at San Jose SOLD OUT
July 5 – Oklahoma City, OK – Chesapeake Energy Arena SOLD OUT
July 6 – Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center SOLD OUT
July 7 – New Orleans, LA – Louisiana Superdome—Essence Festival Single Day Tickets Will Be On Sale Closer to Festival Weekend
July 9 – Ft. Lauderdale, FL – BB&T Center SOLD OUT
July 10 – Miami, FL – American Airlines Arena SOLD OUT
July 12 – Atlanta, GA – The Arena @ Gwinnett Center SOLD OUT
July 13 – Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena SOLD OUT
July 15 – Houston, TX – Toyota Center SOLD OUT
July 17 – Chicago, IL – United Center SOLD OUT
July 18 – St. Paul, MN – Xcel Energy Center SOLD OUT
July 20 – Detroit, MI – The Palace of Auburn Hills SOLD OUT
July 21 – Toronto, ON – Air Canada Centre SOLD OUT
July 22 – Montreal, QC – Bell Centre SOLD OUT
July 23 – Boston, MA – TD Garden SOLD OUT
July 25 – Philadelphia, PA – Wells Fargo Center SOLD OUT
July 26 – Atlantic City, NJ – Boardwalk Hall SOLD OUT
July 27 – Charlotte, NC – Time Warner Cable Arena SOLD OUT
July 29 – Washington, DC – Verizon Center SOLD OUT
July 30 – Washington, DC – Verizon Center SOLD OUT
July 31 – East Rutherford, NJ – Izod Center SOLD OUT
August 2 – Uncasville, CT – Mohegan Sun SOLD OUT
August 3 – Brooklyn, NY – Barclays Center SOLD OUT
August 4 – Brooklyn, NY – Barclays Center SOLD OUT
August 5 – Brooklyn, NY – Barclays Center SOLD OUT
SOUTH AMERICA
September 13 – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – Parque Olímpico Cidade do Rock—Rock in Rio SOLD OUT
Biggest touring power and performer of our generation.
Selling out arenas and stadiums left and right.
No new music required.
Lil Wayne has signed Paris Hilton
Lil Wayne just signed Paris Hilton to a record deal .... and she's planning on dropping a brand new album in the very near future!!
Wayne's mentor -- Birdman -- confirmed the news on Twitter ... saying, "Lil Wayne's Cash Money family has a new member! Paris Hilton: RichgangRichgirl."
According to Showbiz411, Hilton's album will focus on house music -- no surprise, since she's been DJing at various clubs all over the world ... and training with some house music bigshots for years.
The album -- Hilton's first since 2006 -- will feature bona fide stars like Lil Wayne and Afrojack.
Paris told Showbiz411, "[The new album] is a lot different than my first album. It's really going to be house music."
That should be interesting combo.
Kelly Rowland & Paulina Rubio Join The X-Factor
In the continuing game of singing competition musical chairs, "The X-Factor" announced its new lineup of judges in preparation for the show's return this fall.
According to a report from Entertainment Weekly, longtime Destiny's Child member Kelly Rowland and Latin star Paulina Rubio will join the FOX singing talent show, joining returning judge Demi Lovato and show founder Simon Cowell.
Both additions to the judges' table are no strangers to such competitions, though. Rowland judged the British counterpart of "The X-Factor," while Rubio took a spot on the Mexican version of "The Voice."
The inclusion of Rowland and Rubio creates a first for American singing competitions. When it premieres this fall, the show will have the first judging panel with a female majority, the three ladies outnumbering former "American Idol" judge Cowell.
Rubio becomes the second Latin music star with American crossover success ("Don't Say Goodbye" peaked at No. 41 on the Hot 100 and found its way onto a NOW compilation in 2002) to coach a U.S. singing competition, following in the footsteps of Shakira, who is currently a part of "The Voice," though she'll be leaving by season's end.
Rowland and Rubio replace the departing L.A. Reid, who had been with the show since its first season, and Britney Spears, who left "The X-Factor" after just one season.
TMZ
Entertainment Weekly
Billboard
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Kelly Rowland might be the new US X Factor Judge
| Fox’s The X Factor is looking to have plenty of girl power next fall. The judges panel will likely consist of executive producer Simon Cowell and three female judges. One will be returning judge Demi Lovato, as the network previously announced. If all goes according to plan, another will be singer, dancer and Super Bowl halftime show-stopper Kelly Rowland. The Grammy-winning Destiny’s Child founding member has previously been floated as a potential judge in the press, but EW can exclusively report she’s firming up a deal to join the show. Rowland should feel quite comfortable at the judges table; she has extensive on-camera experience, from serving as a judge on the eighth season of the UK version of The X Factor to performing on Fox’s So You Think You Can Dance. We’re not certain who will secure the third judge spot, though we’re hearing Latin singer-actress Paulina Rubio is in talks. The deals will have to be completed soon — The X Factor starts production on season three on Tuesday. The new judges will replace season two panelists Britney Spears and L.A. Reid |
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I hope so.
Britney - Ooh La La: Leaked demo not official version
I heard an early demo of #OohLaLa smurfed its way onto the internet today  The real version will be at radio and iTunes June 16th  |
Which means it's probably the same one with some minor changes.
Guess what now.
Guess who got sick as hell, had jury duty, then foot started hurting for like 3 days? This guy. Aren't I so lucky? I will be posting music news in a few minutes (or seconds).
MH
MH
Monday, May 13, 2013
Danity Kane Is Getting Back Together!!!
http://www.tmz.com/2013/05/13/danity-kane-reunion-back-together-diddy-video-damaged-song/
Diddy's gonna be pissed -- TMZ has learned, Danity Kane (the band he created and later destroyed) is reuniting ... without his blessing.
Four original members of the group -- Aubrey O'Day, Shannon Bex, Dawn Richard, and Aundrea Fimbres -- grabbed lunch today in L.A. with a new manager to discuss the reunion ... and sources tell TMZ, it's definitely happening. We're told they plan to record and tour.
We asked the girls if Diddy was involved this time around ... their response -- "Who's that?"
You'll recall, Diddy created the group back in 2005 during "Making the Band 3" and later signed them to Bad Boy Records. In 2009, Diddy fired the entire group (with the exception of Dawn Richard).
It's unclear who really owns the name "Danity Kane" -- but we're told the girls are going to use it regardless. Translation: you can expect a nasty legal battle.
As for why Diddy eventually gave the group the chop -- there have been all kinds of rumors ... but we're told the girls felt Diddy was screwing them big-time in the money department.
We called Diddy's people -- so far ... no response.
Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2013/05/13/danity-kane-reunion-back-together-diddy-video-damaged-song/#ixzz2TDWQ2IvT
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Diddy's gonna be pissed -- TMZ has learned, Danity Kane (the band he created and later destroyed) is reuniting ... without his blessing.
Four original members of the group -- Aubrey O'Day, Shannon Bex, Dawn Richard, and Aundrea Fimbres -- grabbed lunch today in L.A. with a new manager to discuss the reunion ... and sources tell TMZ, it's definitely happening. We're told they plan to record and tour.
We asked the girls if Diddy was involved this time around ... their response -- "Who's that?"
You'll recall, Diddy created the group back in 2005 during "Making the Band 3" and later signed them to Bad Boy Records. In 2009, Diddy fired the entire group (with the exception of Dawn Richard).
It's unclear who really owns the name "Danity Kane" -- but we're told the girls are going to use it regardless. Translation: you can expect a nasty legal battle.
As for why Diddy eventually gave the group the chop -- there have been all kinds of rumors ... but we're told the girls felt Diddy was screwing them big-time in the money department.
We called Diddy's people -- so far ... no response.
Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2013/05/13/danity-kane-reunion-back-together-diddy-video-damaged-song/#ixzz2TDWQ2IvT
Visit the TMZ Store: http://tmzstore.com
Demi Lovato Q&A With Billboard
"'Unbroken' wasn't my favorite album, and this one is my favorite one so far," the 20-year-old pop star tells Billboard.
Last Tuesday (May 7), Demi Lovato asked her 13 million Twitter followers, "What's your favorite song off #DEMI??" Her fourth studio album, "Demi," was to be released on May 14 through Hollywood Records, but the 20-year-old pop singer posted the full album online eight days earlier, and wanted to get some instant feedback. The question was retweeted 18,000 times, with responses ranging from the sassy synth flare-up "Fire Starter" to the yearning ballad "Nightingale" to "Heart Attack," the album's lead single, which currently sits at No. 12 on the Hot 100 chart.
"I actually wanted to see what everyone's favorite was," Lovato tells Billboard, "but there wasn't one song that stood out as everyone's favorite. A lot of the time the fans were like, 'Oh, there's too many good ones to name!' And that was really cool… but I actually wanted to know what their favorite was."
Demi Lovato Unveils 'Demi' Album with 'Release Timer' Twitter Campaign
It's a good problem for Lovato to have -- two and a half years after withdrawing from a world tour to enter a treatment facility and confront "physical and emotional issues," the singer has become one of the most in-demand young artists in pop music, thanks in part to a comeback album, 2011's "Unbroken," that spawned the radio smash "Give Your Heart a Break" and netted her a spot on the judges panel of the U.S. version of "The X Factor" last year. "Demi" is a more diverse album than "Unbroken" (read the Billboard track-by-track review here), expanding Lovato's repertoire while keeping her powerful pipes front and center; it's an album that carries a wealth of Top 40 offerings, and could very well continue the singer's upward trajectory towards ubiquity.
Before "Demi's" release, Lovato chatted with Billboard about idolizing vocal powerhouses, re-upping with "The X Factor" and why "Demi" captures who she is in a way that "Unbroken" did not.
Billboard: "Demi" is out this Tuesday. Are you the type of person that keeps a close eye on first-week album sales?
Lovato: I'm definitely the type of person that's gonna be watching it and wanting it to do well, but I have to tell myself that music isn't just coming out for a week -- it's about the long run. I'm putting this music out there to be around for a long time, so if it does well this next week, great, and if it doesn't, whatever, because I'll hopefully be around in this industry for a long time.
Your last album, "Unbroken," became your best-selling album and had the biggest hit of your career. Did you go into "Demi" with more pressure or less pressure on yourself?
I think with every album there's more pressure, because you always want to do better than the last album. I want a career that's going to last me a long time, so in order to do that, you have to keep making great music. For me, "Unbroken" wasn't my favorite album, and this one is my favorite one so far. I put a lot of work into it, and I think it's going to be my most successful album to date.
What about "Unbroken" made it resonate with you less?
I don't know! I got sick of the songs. When I would play them onstage, I was just like, 'Oh my gosh, I can't play these anymore.' And I have to wonder, was that album really who I was? Was I just experimenting with sounds? I think I wanted to try something more R&B, but when I tried that, it wasn't really me. And so with this album, I'm so excited to play new music rather than getting tired of the songs.
What message did you want these new songs to convey?
I always want to make positive music. Obviously I'm gonna have my songs about heartbreak and break-ups, but with this album… I get sick of listening to the radio and hearing only music that's talking about partying and drinking and getting high. That's not what I do. It's not what I stand for. Maybe a couple years ago I would have loved it, but I'm not the same person I was a few years ago. Now when I listen to the radio, I can't relate to a lot of it.
With my album this time, I wanted to go into it keeping in mind that I want to listen to stuff on the radio that I can relate to. I think the reason why artists like Adele and Taylor Swift are so relatable is because they talk about their experiences and pour it out in their songs. There's a lot more to their music than just partying and going out.
It could have been easy for you to bring in a bunch of guest vocalists for the album, but there's only one feature -- Cher Lloyd on "Really Don't Care."
I think I needed to make an album where I established my artistry before I collaborated with a ton of people. On the last album, I collaborated with a lot of people, and at the end of the day, I felt like, 'Is it my album, or a bunch of people's album?' If I'm coming out with something that represents who I am today, as an independent woman, I want it to be very obvious that my album is about me and my life, and not about a bunch of people coming together and making music. That's great, and it's fun to collaborate with people, but I have an opportunity to express who I am, and I didn't want a bunch of people on the album trying to help me do that.
The most personal song on the album is the final track, "Warrior," which references everything you went through before "Unbroken." How hard is it to write a song like that?
That song was probably the hardest and easiest song to write on the album. I was writing about personal experiences, and it's the type of song where you can't fit all of it into one song -- you can't put all of the emotions into one song. It was the hardest song to write because it was the most vulnerable for me, and you can't sum up that experience in three or four minutes. But it was the easiest song at the same time because it's something that I wanted to say. Like I said in the first line [of the song], 'This is a story that I've never told/I gotta get this off my chest to let it go.' I wanted to let it go.
What was your reaction the first time you heard the finished song?
I… was really pleased with it. It's still one of those songs that I don't like to listen to in front of other people, because I feel really vulnerable and almost naked when other people hear it.
When you were at the Billboard Film & TV Music Conference last fall, you talked about never having to go the "sexy route" with your music, because that never felt true to your personality. Who were some of your female musical idols growing up?
My [recent] inspirations are people like Kelly Clarkson, and the people that I listened to when I was growing up were more known for their vocals rather than their sex appeal. I had a lot of respect for Whitney Houston, and Christina Aguilera, on some songs where she was really amazing and wasn't trying to be sexy or anything like that. I just found that I had more respect for artists that didn't talk about that stuff, and those were the ones that were more successful.
I feel like, if you have talent, you don't have to go down that route. If you don't have to sing about drinking and partying and sex, then don't. I have a little sister that's listening to this music -- the last thing I want to do is release music that is gonna influence her in a way that will take her down the wrong path. My dad and my family hear this music! I don't want to feel too uncomfortable when they're listening to it.
Are there any up-and-coming pop artists who have impressed you with their vocal ability?
Ariana Grande. She has vocals that are just unbelievable, and I have so much respect for her because she is a true singer. She's someone that I feel like is going to have a long career because of her voice, and I think she's going to be a huge name. She's gonna be great.
"Demi" is being released a few months before "The X Factor" comes back in the fall -- no one would have blamed you for taking a break from the show, or leaving it altogether, to promote your new album, but you decided to come back for the third season. Why?
There are multiple reasons. When you have the opportunity to be in front of America every single week several times a week, that's a very incredible opportunity, not only because your fans get to know you better, but… I was on the Disney Channel forever, and was waiting for that right job that would help me cross over to the mainstream world. I was not only in front of my fans every week, but I was also in front of adults. I never used to get recognized by adults, and now when I'm at the airport or the grocery store, the guy behind the register will be like, "I love you on 'X Factor'!" It's really awesome to have expanded my fan base.
And there's also how much ['X Factor'] did for me last year. I learned so much, and I just want to do it again. I don't like it when you attach yourself to a judge, and then the judges switch up and you're like, 'Oh no!' I didn't want any of my fans to think that was me -- I didn't want them to get excited for me to come back, and then I don't come back, you know? I'm so excited to learn even more next season.
Last Tuesday (May 7), Demi Lovato asked her 13 million Twitter followers, "What's your favorite song off #DEMI??" Her fourth studio album, "Demi," was to be released on May 14 through Hollywood Records, but the 20-year-old pop singer posted the full album online eight days earlier, and wanted to get some instant feedback. The question was retweeted 18,000 times, with responses ranging from the sassy synth flare-up "Fire Starter" to the yearning ballad "Nightingale" to "Heart Attack," the album's lead single, which currently sits at No. 12 on the Hot 100 chart.
"I actually wanted to see what everyone's favorite was," Lovato tells Billboard, "but there wasn't one song that stood out as everyone's favorite. A lot of the time the fans were like, 'Oh, there's too many good ones to name!' And that was really cool… but I actually wanted to know what their favorite was."
Demi Lovato Unveils 'Demi' Album with 'Release Timer' Twitter Campaign
It's a good problem for Lovato to have -- two and a half years after withdrawing from a world tour to enter a treatment facility and confront "physical and emotional issues," the singer has become one of the most in-demand young artists in pop music, thanks in part to a comeback album, 2011's "Unbroken," that spawned the radio smash "Give Your Heart a Break" and netted her a spot on the judges panel of the U.S. version of "The X Factor" last year. "Demi" is a more diverse album than "Unbroken" (read the Billboard track-by-track review here), expanding Lovato's repertoire while keeping her powerful pipes front and center; it's an album that carries a wealth of Top 40 offerings, and could very well continue the singer's upward trajectory towards ubiquity.
Before "Demi's" release, Lovato chatted with Billboard about idolizing vocal powerhouses, re-upping with "The X Factor" and why "Demi" captures who she is in a way that "Unbroken" did not.
Billboard: "Demi" is out this Tuesday. Are you the type of person that keeps a close eye on first-week album sales?
Lovato: I'm definitely the type of person that's gonna be watching it and wanting it to do well, but I have to tell myself that music isn't just coming out for a week -- it's about the long run. I'm putting this music out there to be around for a long time, so if it does well this next week, great, and if it doesn't, whatever, because I'll hopefully be around in this industry for a long time.
Your last album, "Unbroken," became your best-selling album and had the biggest hit of your career. Did you go into "Demi" with more pressure or less pressure on yourself?
I think with every album there's more pressure, because you always want to do better than the last album. I want a career that's going to last me a long time, so in order to do that, you have to keep making great music. For me, "Unbroken" wasn't my favorite album, and this one is my favorite one so far. I put a lot of work into it, and I think it's going to be my most successful album to date.
What about "Unbroken" made it resonate with you less?
I don't know! I got sick of the songs. When I would play them onstage, I was just like, 'Oh my gosh, I can't play these anymore.' And I have to wonder, was that album really who I was? Was I just experimenting with sounds? I think I wanted to try something more R&B, but when I tried that, it wasn't really me. And so with this album, I'm so excited to play new music rather than getting tired of the songs.
What message did you want these new songs to convey?
I always want to make positive music. Obviously I'm gonna have my songs about heartbreak and break-ups, but with this album… I get sick of listening to the radio and hearing only music that's talking about partying and drinking and getting high. That's not what I do. It's not what I stand for. Maybe a couple years ago I would have loved it, but I'm not the same person I was a few years ago. Now when I listen to the radio, I can't relate to a lot of it.
With my album this time, I wanted to go into it keeping in mind that I want to listen to stuff on the radio that I can relate to. I think the reason why artists like Adele and Taylor Swift are so relatable is because they talk about their experiences and pour it out in their songs. There's a lot more to their music than just partying and going out.
It could have been easy for you to bring in a bunch of guest vocalists for the album, but there's only one feature -- Cher Lloyd on "Really Don't Care."
I think I needed to make an album where I established my artistry before I collaborated with a ton of people. On the last album, I collaborated with a lot of people, and at the end of the day, I felt like, 'Is it my album, or a bunch of people's album?' If I'm coming out with something that represents who I am today, as an independent woman, I want it to be very obvious that my album is about me and my life, and not about a bunch of people coming together and making music. That's great, and it's fun to collaborate with people, but I have an opportunity to express who I am, and I didn't want a bunch of people on the album trying to help me do that.
The most personal song on the album is the final track, "Warrior," which references everything you went through before "Unbroken." How hard is it to write a song like that?
That song was probably the hardest and easiest song to write on the album. I was writing about personal experiences, and it's the type of song where you can't fit all of it into one song -- you can't put all of the emotions into one song. It was the hardest song to write because it was the most vulnerable for me, and you can't sum up that experience in three or four minutes. But it was the easiest song at the same time because it's something that I wanted to say. Like I said in the first line [of the song], 'This is a story that I've never told/I gotta get this off my chest to let it go.' I wanted to let it go.
What was your reaction the first time you heard the finished song?
I… was really pleased with it. It's still one of those songs that I don't like to listen to in front of other people, because I feel really vulnerable and almost naked when other people hear it.
When you were at the Billboard Film & TV Music Conference last fall, you talked about never having to go the "sexy route" with your music, because that never felt true to your personality. Who were some of your female musical idols growing up?
My [recent] inspirations are people like Kelly Clarkson, and the people that I listened to when I was growing up were more known for their vocals rather than their sex appeal. I had a lot of respect for Whitney Houston, and Christina Aguilera, on some songs where she was really amazing and wasn't trying to be sexy or anything like that. I just found that I had more respect for artists that didn't talk about that stuff, and those were the ones that were more successful.
I feel like, if you have talent, you don't have to go down that route. If you don't have to sing about drinking and partying and sex, then don't. I have a little sister that's listening to this music -- the last thing I want to do is release music that is gonna influence her in a way that will take her down the wrong path. My dad and my family hear this music! I don't want to feel too uncomfortable when they're listening to it.
Are there any up-and-coming pop artists who have impressed you with their vocal ability?
Ariana Grande. She has vocals that are just unbelievable, and I have so much respect for her because she is a true singer. She's someone that I feel like is going to have a long career because of her voice, and I think she's going to be a huge name. She's gonna be great.
"Demi" is being released a few months before "The X Factor" comes back in the fall -- no one would have blamed you for taking a break from the show, or leaving it altogether, to promote your new album, but you decided to come back for the third season. Why?
There are multiple reasons. When you have the opportunity to be in front of America every single week several times a week, that's a very incredible opportunity, not only because your fans get to know you better, but… I was on the Disney Channel forever, and was waiting for that right job that would help me cross over to the mainstream world. I was not only in front of my fans every week, but I was also in front of adults. I never used to get recognized by adults, and now when I'm at the airport or the grocery store, the guy behind the register will be like, "I love you on 'X Factor'!" It's really awesome to have expanded my fan base.
And there's also how much ['X Factor'] did for me last year. I learned so much, and I just want to do it again. I don't like it when you attach yourself to a judge, and then the judges switch up and you're like, 'Oh no!' I didn't want any of my fans to think that was me -- I didn't want them to get excited for me to come back, and then I don't come back, you know? I'm so excited to learn even more next season.
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Full List (so far..) of Cancelled and Renewed TV Shows
http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2013/05/10/list-of-renewedcanceled-broadcast-scripted-shows-from-2012-13-season-updated/182190/
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| Show Network Status 666 Park Avenue ABC Cancelled Body Of Proof ABC Cancelled Don't Trust The B---- in Apartment 23 ABC Cancelled Family Tools ABC Cancelled Happy Endings ABC Cancelled How To Live With Your Parents... ABC Cancelled Last Resort ABC Cancelled Malibu Country ABC Cancelled Private Practice ABC Final Season Finished Red Widow ABC Cancelled Zero Hour ABC Cancelled CSI: NY CBS Cancelled Golden Boy CBS Cancelled Made In Jersey CBS Cancelled Partners CBS Cancelled Rules of Engagement CBS Cancelled Vegas CBS Cancelled 90210 CW Canceled/Final Season Cult CW Cancelled Emily Owens, M.D. CW Cancelled Gossip Girl CW Final Season Finished Ben And Kate Fox Cancelled Cleveland Show, The Fox Cancelled Fringe Fox Final Season Finished The Mob Doctor Fox Cancelled Touch Fox Cancelled 1600 Penn NBC Cancelled 30 Rock NBC Final Season Finished Animal Practice NBC Cancelled Deception NBC Cancelled Do No Harm NBC Cancelled Go On NBC Cancelled Guys With Kids NBC Cancelled Office, The NBC Final Season Smash NBC Cancelled The New Normal NBC Cancelled Up All Night NBC Cancelled Whitney NBC Cancelled TBA Hannibal NBC Renewed Castle ABC Renewed Grey's Anatomy ABC Renewed Last Man Standing ABC Renewed Middle, The ABC Renewed Modern Family ABC Renewed Nashville ABC Renewed Neighbors, The ABC Renewed Once Upon A Time ABC Renewed Revenge ABC Renewed Scandal ABC Renewed Suburgatory ABC Renewed 2 Broke Girls CBS Renewed Big Bang Theory, The CBS Renewed Blue Bloods CBS Renewed Criminal Minds CBS Renewed CSI CBS Renewed Elementary CBS Renewed Good Wife, The CBS Renewed Hawaii Five-0 CBS Renewed How I Met Your Mother CBS Renewed Mentalist, The CBS Renewed Mike & Molly CBS Renewed NCIS CBS Renewed NCIS: Los Angeles CBS Renewed Person Of Interest CBS Renewed Two and a Half Men CBS Renewed Arrow CW Renewed Beauty And The Beast CW Renewed Carrie Diaries, The CW Renewed Hart Of Dixie CW Renewed Nikita CW Renewed (Short Season) Supernatural CW Renewed Vampire Diaries, The CW Renewed American Dad Fox Renewed Bob's Burgers Fox Renewed Bones Fox Renewed Family Guy Fox Renewed Following, The Fox Renewed Glee Fox Renewed Mindy Project, The Fox Renewed New Girl Fox Renewed Raising Hope Fox Renewed The Simpsons Fox Renewed Chicago Fire NBC Renewed Community NBC Renewed Grimm NBC Renewed Law & Order: SVU NBC Renewed Parenthood NBC Renewed Parks & Recreation NBC Renewed Revolution NBC Renewed |
Katharine McPhee Talks 'Smash' Cancelation
Just one day before NBC officially announced the cancelation of Smash, star
Katharine McPhee talked to The Hollywood Reporter about the inevitable
conclusion of the fictional Broadway drama.
“Sure, I wish that it could have five more seasons, but we had two great seasons and all I can say is I loved every moment of it,” said McPhee, whose costars included Debra Messing, Anjelica Huston, and Megan Hilty. “I loved getting to the set, I loved the people, I loved my crew. We did amazing things on the show in two years.”
The former American Idol runner-up is certainly no stranger to show business. She's been trying to break into acting for as long as she's been singing, and having grown up in Los Angeles, McPhee knows what trials lie ahead. "With this business, you can never predict what people are going to like or love or hate," she told THR. "All I know is that when the show started and people were so excited about the pilot, I was excited to finally be a part of something that could showcase me. Everyone has perceptions about what you’re capable of and what you can do and this show was a huge gift.”
Soon after news broke on Friday that the network was pulling the plug on the show two seasons in, the 29-year-old took to Twitter with a lengthy response to her fans. Among McPhee's tweets: "Love you all! Your passion is so heartwarming! Life is about chapters and the relationships you make along the way. Next chapter! Exciting. And I love this girl @meganhiltly soooooooo much! One of the many great things I gained!"
Now with Smash shoots permanently wrapped, does McPhee, who said she “fell in love with New York -- the city and the people,” plan to stay on the East Coast? It's unlikely. Said McPhee: “The reality is everything I need to do and create and pursue at the moment is in L.A."
That includes working on new music for Columbia Records. Among her collaborators on songs for a forthcoming album are Linda Perry, Ryan Tedder, Salaam Remi and Sia.
“Sure, I wish that it could have five more seasons, but we had two great seasons and all I can say is I loved every moment of it,” said McPhee, whose costars included Debra Messing, Anjelica Huston, and Megan Hilty. “I loved getting to the set, I loved the people, I loved my crew. We did amazing things on the show in two years.”
The former American Idol runner-up is certainly no stranger to show business. She's been trying to break into acting for as long as she's been singing, and having grown up in Los Angeles, McPhee knows what trials lie ahead. "With this business, you can never predict what people are going to like or love or hate," she told THR. "All I know is that when the show started and people were so excited about the pilot, I was excited to finally be a part of something that could showcase me. Everyone has perceptions about what you’re capable of and what you can do and this show was a huge gift.”
Soon after news broke on Friday that the network was pulling the plug on the show two seasons in, the 29-year-old took to Twitter with a lengthy response to her fans. Among McPhee's tweets: "Love you all! Your passion is so heartwarming! Life is about chapters and the relationships you make along the way. Next chapter! Exciting. And I love this girl @meganhiltly soooooooo much! One of the many great things I gained!"
Now with Smash shoots permanently wrapped, does McPhee, who said she “fell in love with New York -- the city and the people,” plan to stay on the East Coast? It's unlikely. Said McPhee: “The reality is everything I need to do and create and pursue at the moment is in L.A."
That includes working on new music for Columbia Records. Among her collaborators on songs for a forthcoming album are Linda Perry, Ryan Tedder, Salaam Remi and Sia.
Thursday, May 9, 2013
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3OH!3 announce new album and single
3OH!3 have announced details of their new album 'Omens', which releases on June 17th. Their new single ‘Back to Life’ is set to release two weeks prior on June 3rd.
Over the past year, the band have been writing, recording, producing and mixing their new album 'Omens' in their native Colorado. Commenting on what we can expect from the new release, Nathanial Motte says:
“We’ve learned so much about songwriting and production as well as the actual logistical and technical side of making a record, so we really wanted to explore the idea of allowing this record to showcase who we are as musicians.”
Check out the video for new single 'Back To Life', below.
Over the past year, the band have been writing, recording, producing and mixing their new album 'Omens' in their native Colorado. Commenting on what we can expect from the new release, Nathanial Motte says:
“We’ve learned so much about songwriting and production as well as the actual logistical and technical side of making a record, so we really wanted to explore the idea of allowing this record to showcase who we are as musicians.”
Check out the video for new single 'Back To Life', below.
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Billboard Reveals Hot 100 March Madness Winner
SCREAM AND SHOUT!!!!
After three weeks of voting and hundreds of thousands of responses, we have a champion of the second annual Hot 100 March Madness -- and she looks a lot like last year's winner! Will.i.am & Britney Spears' "Scream & Shout" was voted the best song to reach the Top 5 of the Hot 100 chart over the past year, emerging from a field of 32 and giving Spears a repeat victory after the pop princess claimed the 2012 crown with "Hold It Against Me." Kelly Clarkson's "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)" streaked into the Finals, but was no match for the pop star duo that met it in the final round. Scream, shout, let it all out -- Will.i.am and Britney Spears are your Hot 100 March Madness 2013 champs!
From April 1, 2012 through the charts dated March 9, 2013, there have been exactly 32 songs that appeared in the Top 5 of the Hot 100 chart. The head-to-head match-ups within this year's bracket were decided arbitrarily, and after four rounds of voting throughout the month of March, "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)" and "Scream & Shout" emerged from their respective sides of the bracket. Click here to see the original bracket.
Looking back at the Finals of this year's Hot 100 March Madness, Will.i.am & Britney Spears began the final round of voting with a steady but not overwhelming lead over Kelly Clarkson, hovering around the 60 percent mark of the overall vote. In the final hours of voting, however, the diehards came out in droves: "Scream & Shout" finished with 84 percent of the final vote, giving the song its most lopsided victory in the entire competition! Comparatively, "Hold It Against Me" garnered 73 percent of fan votes last year, when the No. 1 single took down Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream."
Over the course of its five match-ups, "Scream & Shout" defeated One Direction's "What Makes You Beautiful," Maroon 5's "One More Night," Katy Perry's "Wide Awake," P!nk's "Blow Me (One Last Kiss)" and Kelly Clarkson's "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)" to win Hot 100 March Madness 2013 championship. Congratulations to Will.i.am and Britney Spears, and thanks to all who voted!
Check out the "Scream & Shout" music video, and be sure to discuss the overall competition in the comments section.
After three weeks of voting and hundreds of thousands of responses, we have a champion of the second annual Hot 100 March Madness -- and she looks a lot like last year's winner! Will.i.am & Britney Spears' "Scream & Shout" was voted the best song to reach the Top 5 of the Hot 100 chart over the past year, emerging from a field of 32 and giving Spears a repeat victory after the pop princess claimed the 2012 crown with "Hold It Against Me." Kelly Clarkson's "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)" streaked into the Finals, but was no match for the pop star duo that met it in the final round. Scream, shout, let it all out -- Will.i.am and Britney Spears are your Hot 100 March Madness 2013 champs!
From April 1, 2012 through the charts dated March 9, 2013, there have been exactly 32 songs that appeared in the Top 5 of the Hot 100 chart. The head-to-head match-ups within this year's bracket were decided arbitrarily, and after four rounds of voting throughout the month of March, "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)" and "Scream & Shout" emerged from their respective sides of the bracket. Click here to see the original bracket.
Looking back at the Finals of this year's Hot 100 March Madness, Will.i.am & Britney Spears began the final round of voting with a steady but not overwhelming lead over Kelly Clarkson, hovering around the 60 percent mark of the overall vote. In the final hours of voting, however, the diehards came out in droves: "Scream & Shout" finished with 84 percent of the final vote, giving the song its most lopsided victory in the entire competition! Comparatively, "Hold It Against Me" garnered 73 percent of fan votes last year, when the No. 1 single took down Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream."
Over the course of its five match-ups, "Scream & Shout" defeated One Direction's "What Makes You Beautiful," Maroon 5's "One More Night," Katy Perry's "Wide Awake," P!nk's "Blow Me (One Last Kiss)" and Kelly Clarkson's "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)" to win Hot 100 March Madness 2013 championship. Congratulations to Will.i.am and Britney Spears, and thanks to all who voted!
Check out the "Scream & Shout" music video, and be sure to discuss the overall competition in the comments section.
JWOWW Joins one life to live
News of Jenni “JWOWW” Farley heading to TOLN’s “One Life to Live” had been brewing all day today as fans of the soap began noticing interesting messages posted on Twitter including one from “JWOWW” herself when she tweeted, “Heading out to the set of one hot new show! Can you guess where I’ll be making an appearance this week?” The tweet was accompanied by an image that showed her in the “OLTL” hair and makeup room getting prepared for her scenes.
In a press release issued just a short time ago, The OnLine Network has announced that Farley, who is best known for her MTV series “Jersey Shore” and “Snooki & JWOWW”), would be joining the cast of the series in the recurring role of Nikki, a bartender hired at “Shelter,” the new trendy nightclub owned by Blair Cramer (Kassie DePaiva).
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While filming scenes, Farley got some acting tips from co-star Josh Kelly (Cutter Wentworth), who demonstrated the infamous “pretend” slap.
“One Life to Live” premieres Monday, April 29 on Hulu, Hulu Plus and iTunes.
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THE POPULAR DRAMA “ONE LIFE TO LIVE”
SET FOR DEBUT ON THE ONLINE NETWORK ON APRIL 29TH Fuhgeddaboudit! Things are about to get rowdy in Llanview as Jenni “JWOWW” Farley (MTV’s ‘Jersey Shore’ and ‘Snooki & JWOWW’) gets a new recurring role on the popular drama “One Life To Live,” which is re-launching on April 29th on Hulu, Hulu Plus and iTunes thanks to The Online Network. On Thursday, March 28, JWOWW taped her scenes on the “One Life To Live” set in Stamford, CT. JWOWW plays Nikki, a bartender hired at the trendy nightclub Shelter, who in true JWOWW fashion, can mix an Alabama Slammer as well as she can flirt with customers. As Shelter’s newest barmaid, club owner Blair Cramer (Kassie DePaiva) knows that it’s best to keep an eye on Nikki so things don’t get out of control. While on set, JWOWW got some acting tips from Josh Kelly, who plays con man Cutter Wentworth. Things got out of control after Kelly showed JWOWW how to do a “pretend” slap. After a brief demonstration, Kelly asked JWOWW to slap, and she really did! JWOWW, starred on MTV’s reality series “Jersey Shore,” and can currently be seen in season two of the hit spin-off “Snooki & JWOWW.” In addition to her television success, JWOWW has written a book and has launched several successful brands. For more information about JWOWW, please visit her website at http://jwoww.com/. In an announcement earlier this year, Prospect Park’s The Online Network revealed its plans to re-introduce the beloved franchise, through a groundbreaking content deal that will bring premium first-run, broadcast-quality programming to a mass market audience via the Internet. Brand new 30-minute episodes of “One Life to Live” will be launched each weekday and available to stream online in HD (when available) via the free Hulu.com service and to subscribers of Hulu Plus making these venerable dramas available in a new format that suits the viewing habits of the digital generation. In addition, the iTunes Store will offer both series via iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Apple TV and Mac or PC. About Prospect Park Prospect Park is a media and production company founded in 2009 by entertainment industry veterans Jeffrey Kwatinetz and former Disney Studios head Rich Frank. Along with successful film and music divisions, the company’s television group has numerous shows in development and breakout network hits airing including “Royal Pains” and “Wilfred.” More information about TOLN series will soon be available at www.TOLN.com and www.theonlinenetwork.com or follow The Online Network on Twitter (@toln ). For news and information about “One Life to Live,” connect via Facebook or follow the series on Twitter at www.facebook.com/onelifetolive or @onelifetolive |
Hilary Duff joins Two and a Half Men
Hilary Duff @HilaryDuff 7h
So excited to be joining the cast of @TwoHalfMen_CBS this week! I get to play a crazy drunk girl, funnnn!!
https://twitter.com/hilaryduff!
So excited to be joining the cast of @TwoHalfMen_CBS this week! I get to play a crazy drunk girl, funnnn!!
https://twitter.com/hilaryduff!
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Exclusive: Two and a Half Men Nabs Hilary Duff The pieces of Two and a Half Men‘s season finale puzzle are falling into place. On the heels of our scoop that Taxi‘s Marilu Henner will guest-star in the Season 10 finale as the grandmother of a young woman Walden (played by Ashton Kutcher) is dating, TVLine can now confirm exclusively that erstwhile Lizzie McGuire Hilary Duff has been tapped to play the ingenue in question, Stacey. Men‘s season finale is scheduled to air May 9. http://tvline.com/2013/04/02/two-and-a-half-men-hilary-duff-season-10-spoilers/ |
Demi official tracklisting
01. Heart Attack
02. Made in the USA
03. Without the Love
04. Neon Lights
05. Two Pieces
06. Nightingale
07. In Case
08. Really Don't Care (featuring Cher Lloyd)
09. Fire Starter
10. Something That We're Not
11. Never Been Hurt
12. Shouldn't Come Back
13. Warrior
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