Artist: Arrest
Genre(s):
Metal
Discography:
Night Stalker
Year: 2004
Tracks: 12
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Sunday, 15 June 2008
E Nomine
Artist: E Nomine
Genre(s):
New Age
Chorus
Dance
Discography:
Die Prophezeiung
Year: 2003
Tracks: 27
Das Omen
Year: 2003
Tracks: 5
Deine Welt Mcd
Year: 2002
Tracks: 8
Deine Welt EP
Year: 2002
Tracks: 4
Deine Welt
Year: 2002
Tracks: 4
Das Tier In Mir
Year: 2002
Tracks: 3
Mitternacht
Year: 2001
Tracks: 6
E Nomine
Year: 2000
Tracks: 7
Vater Unser
Year: 1999
Tracks: 7
Das Testament CD2
Year: 1999
Tracks: 1
Das Testament CD1
Year: 1999
Tracks: 14
Finsternis
Year:
Tracks: 28
Wednesday, 4 June 2008
Shia LaBeouf falls in love with his female co-stars
Shia LaBeouf has revealed he has fallen with love with every woman that he’s ever worked with, and enjoys filming love scenes with members of the opposite sex.
The ‘Transformers’ star — who has previously worked with Megan Fox, Michelle Monaghan and Sarah Roemer — admits that he quickly develops crushes on his female co-stars.
He says, “I’ve been in love with every woman I’ve ever worked with. There’s the three-month attention span that actors have. I don’t know if it’s mutual, but I really don’t care. They have to kiss me when ‘action’ gets called, anyway, so I’ll get what I want.”
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Sunday, 1 June 2008
Mystery Jets top NME TV chart
Mystery Jets top the NME TV chart this week, with NME.COM users voting their song 'Two Doors Down' to the top spot.
The band fended off competition from the likes of The Ting Tings and The Last Shadow Puppets, who score highly on this week's chart.
You can watch the top ten music videos voted for by NME.COM users tonight at 6pm (BST) on NME TV � Sky channel 377.
The NME TV chart this week is:
1. Mystery Jets � 'Two Doors Down'
2. The Ting Tings � 'That's Not My Name'
3. The Last Shadow Puppets � 'The Age Of The Understatement'
4. The Raconteurs � 'Salute Your Solution'
5. Paramore � 'That's What You Get'
6. Does It Offend You, Yeah? � 'Epic Last Song'
7. The Futureheads � 'Radio Heart'
8. The Pigeon Detectives � 'This Is An Emergency'
9. The Zutons � 'Always Right Behind You'
10. Hot Chip � 'One Pure Thought'
See the NME TV page now to have your say on who will top next week's chart.
The band fended off competition from the likes of The Ting Tings and The Last Shadow Puppets, who score highly on this week's chart.
You can watch the top ten music videos voted for by NME.COM users tonight at 6pm (BST) on NME TV � Sky channel 377.
The NME TV chart this week is:
1. Mystery Jets � 'Two Doors Down'
2. The Ting Tings � 'That's Not My Name'
3. The Last Shadow Puppets � 'The Age Of The Understatement'
4. The Raconteurs � 'Salute Your Solution'
5. Paramore � 'That's What You Get'
6. Does It Offend You, Yeah? � 'Epic Last Song'
7. The Futureheads � 'Radio Heart'
8. The Pigeon Detectives � 'This Is An Emergency'
9. The Zutons � 'Always Right Behind You'
10. Hot Chip � 'One Pure Thought'
See the NME TV page now to have your say on who will top next week's chart.
Cotton quits X Factor for US career
Television presenter Fearne Cotton has reportedly quit 'The X Factor' after landing a deal for a new talent show in the US.
The 25-year-old star, who has hosted just one series of the spin-off show 'The Xtra Factor', is now planning to move to the US to pursue her television career there.
A source told The Sun: "Fearne had fun working on 'X Factor' but she decided to quit while she was ahead."
"There was no guarantee she would have been doing a second series. It made sense to make a clean break and concentrate on America."
Cotton has signed up to co-host the US talent show 'Last Comic Standing' on NBC.
The 25-year-old star, who has hosted just one series of the spin-off show 'The Xtra Factor', is now planning to move to the US to pursue her television career there.
A source told The Sun: "Fearne had fun working on 'X Factor' but she decided to quit while she was ahead."
"There was no guarantee she would have been doing a second series. It made sense to make a clean break and concentrate on America."
Cotton has signed up to co-host the US talent show 'Last Comic Standing' on NBC.
Lohan, Murphy top the Razzie nominees
Lindsay Lohan and Eddie Murphy have each scored multiple nominations for this year's Razzie Awards.
Celebrating Hollywood's worst in Film, the Razzie nominees were announced ahead of the Oscar nominees.
Lindsay Lohan's thriller, 'I know Who Killed Me', in which she plays two characters who may or may not be the same person, received nine Razzie nominations, amongst them Worst Picture of 2007.
For her Worst Actress nomination, Lohan polled more heavily than any star since Sofia Coppola in 'The Godfather Part III,' according to Razzie founder, John Wilson.
2007 may have been the year Eddie Murphy won an Academy Award nomination for his role in 'Dreamgirls', but that didn't prevent his film 'Norbit' from receiving eight nominations.
Besides a nod for Worst Picture, five of those went to Murphy alone, more than any one person has ever received in a single year.
"We decided that each of his characters was so offensive that he deserved individual nominations," said John Wilson.
Adam Sandler ('I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry') and Cuba Gooding Jr ('Daddy Day Camp', 'Norbit') joined Murphy in the Worst Actor category, along with Nicolas Cage ('Ghost Rider')and Jim Carrey ('The Number 23').
The 'winners' of the 28th Razzies will be announced on 23 February, a day before the Oscars.
Celebrating Hollywood's worst in Film, the Razzie nominees were announced ahead of the Oscar nominees.
Lindsay Lohan's thriller, 'I know Who Killed Me', in which she plays two characters who may or may not be the same person, received nine Razzie nominations, amongst them Worst Picture of 2007.
For her Worst Actress nomination, Lohan polled more heavily than any star since Sofia Coppola in 'The Godfather Part III,' according to Razzie founder, John Wilson.
2007 may have been the year Eddie Murphy won an Academy Award nomination for his role in 'Dreamgirls', but that didn't prevent his film 'Norbit' from receiving eight nominations.
Besides a nod for Worst Picture, five of those went to Murphy alone, more than any one person has ever received in a single year.
"We decided that each of his characters was so offensive that he deserved individual nominations," said John Wilson.
Adam Sandler ('I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry') and Cuba Gooding Jr ('Daddy Day Camp', 'Norbit') joined Murphy in the Worst Actor category, along with Nicolas Cage ('Ghost Rider')and Jim Carrey ('The Number 23').
The 'winners' of the 28th Razzies will be announced on 23 February, a day before the Oscars.
Adam Sandler Embraces Fans, Politics At Sneak Peek Week Screening Of 'You Don't Mess With The Zohan'
LOS ANGELES — Hollywood is home to movie studios, a thriving fashion industry and more beautiful people than seems reasonable, but Sunday night a few hundred lucky fans got a first look at what real style is all about, thanks to an Israeli hairdresser who aims to please (and then some!). Adam Sandler was on hand to inaugurate MTV's first ever Sneak Peek Week with a showing of "You Don't Mess with the Zohan" and an audience Q&A hosted by MTV Movies editor Josh Horowitz at the world famous Mann's Chinese Theater.
"I don't miss stand-up," Sandler quipped in answer to an audience question on whether or not he would ever go back to his roots. "This is close to it, and I don't like this too much!"
That didn't show when he appeared as the credits rolled on his newest film, the Judd Apatow-penned story of a top military commando who fakes his own death to follow his dream of making the world "silky and smooth" in an American salon. Sandler joked with questioner after questioner, explaining everything from what he wanted to be when he grew up ("A baseball player," he said, "but my father told me I was too slow!") to why he doesn't do more dramas in the mold of "Reign Over Me."
"The guys that do dramas, they're in a bad mood all the time," he laughed. "I like coming home and having fun with my family."
"I have a few questions," a gentlemen said when he got up to the mic.
"You get two," Sander replied.
"I'm a big fan of your films."
"OK, then," Sandler smiled. "You get four!"
Since the movie has a plot that centers on silly terrorists and the Middle Eastern conflict, a big question the audience wanted answered was whether or not Sandler ever felt pressure to portray the politics more realistically.
"Yeah," he answered. "Our hope was to balance it on both sides. There's a lot of poking fun at everybody. We just wanted to make the funniest movie possible."
But the serious quickly gave way to the jovial. When a 10-year-old boy named Ramsey told Sandler he wanted to be an actor, Sandler joked that he'd start him on the path by cutting his hair. "Do you want me to style it for you," he asked in his Zohan accent. When another 10-year-old, Gabrielle, came up to ask a question, Sandler tried to play matchmaker. "Have you met Ramsey yet?" he joked. "He's gonna be big someday!"
In the end, after nearly 20 minutes of questions, the opportunity to meet their favorite comic left more than a few people tongue-tied. "Can I shake your hand?" one man asked of Sandler.
"You bet!" Sandler answered, ending the evening as he began it, by welcoming and embracing his newest fans.
"You Don't Mess With the Zohan" opens June 6.
Read about Monday's Sneak Peek Week screening of "The Foot Fist Way" here. And join us all week for more reports from Sneak Peek screenings of "The Rocker," "Get Smart," "Kung-Fu Panda" and "The Pineapple Express," and special appearances from Rainn Wilson, Jack Black, Seth Rogen, James Franco and Steve Carell.
Check out everything we've got on "You Don't Mess With the Zohan."
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