We are being more lenient on her these days because the Hard Candy grudge is wearing off. So, we have to say that she is looking stellar arriving to her 52nd birthday party in Shoreditch, London.
Alesha Dixon performs “Drummer Boy” live
3Don’t Quote Vol. 435
Video: “Lost Where I Belong” by Andreya Triana
This has to be one of our favorite songs at the moment. Autumn is heading here, so maybe that’s why.
Fail!
Legendary: “Keep This Fire Burning” by Robyn
1Even when Robyn delved into Scandinavian oblivion she was releasing tunes to rival that of hits at the time. This song escaped us as Robyn’s management and/or record company were not promoting her right. But, years later Beverley Knight brought this track to our attention and it changed out 2005. Lovely, simple, soulful and upfront.
Pouring champagne sideways is scientifically better!
To avoid too much “foamage.” You need to pour sideways, new international research finds. Click here.
Check out Indian Idol!
3Now this is a show we would watch. The makers of American Idol have captured a bigger market than the American one and now are concentrating on making this runaway phenomenon a success that they are forgetting about American Idol. “Over a hundred million viewers in Asia await the results of an Indian Idol today. Maybe the folks at American Idol are too busy with a bigger market. Could our Idol judging selection being put on the back burner? Maybe we will have the indian dudes takes over for Simon Cowell,” asserted Lady Obama.
Lady Gaga by the numbers!
Video Premiere: “Stilettos” by Sirens
Cheryl Cole’s new book cover
Introducing… Kaya
Born in Madison, Wisconsin, and now pursuing a variety of performing art opportunities in California, Kaya hopes to inspire her fans to identify the things they are passionate about and pursue them. Coming from a family of musicians, including her 86 year old grandfather who still performs, making music that is danceable, laughable and fun is in her blood. Kaya, now a junior in high school, would name Will.I.Am as a role model because of his efforts to use his art to make the world a better place.
We added a “Tweet This” button to our posts!
We don’t know about you, but we love us some Twitter. So, it came as no surprise that when WordPress presented this option that we had been dying for, we incorporated it into our blog immediately. All you have to do is click on the blog post title and then the “Tweet” button appears. Do it!
