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Entertainment - Movies / TV / Books / I Love the 90s: part deux
« on: January 17, 2005, 06:24:35 pm »
Vanessa is on the 1990 episode during the Paula Abdul segment 
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Other Musicians / Ciara
« on: January 11, 2005, 01:29:28 pm »
Wow. This girl came out of nowhere with "Goodies" featuring Petey Pablo. It was the #1 single for 7 weeks, and now her follow-up single "1, 2 Step" is currently #2. It's some really catchy shit. Her album Goodies has gone platinum...expect big things from her.
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Other Musicians / Phil Collins
« on: December 20, 2004, 01:50:37 am »
Anyone else like this guy? He like, totally pwns me. My favorite by him is "Sussudio"
I finally got my hands on Serious Hits...Live! and it's the best live CD ever. Can't wait to get the DVD.
I finally got my hands on Serious Hits...Live! and it's the best live CD ever. Can't wait to get the DVD.
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Entertainment - Movies / TV / Books / American Idol 4
« on: December 19, 2004, 05:26:07 pm »
It's baaaaack on January 18th 
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Other Musicians / TLC
« on: December 15, 2004, 11:37:32 am »
Oh come on, who doesn't know who TLC is? 
Anyway, they are replacing Left Eye in their new reality show called R U The Girl with T-Boz and Chilli.
Anyway, they are replacing Left Eye in their new reality show called R U The Girl with T-Boz and Chilli.
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Other Musicians / Paris Hilton
« on: December 10, 2004, 10:01:54 pm »
No seriously, she's trying to be a musician :|
Look for the album in early 2005. There is said to be a song with Lil' Jon. God help us all.
Look for the album in early 2005. There is said to be a song with Lil' Jon. God help us all.
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Entertainment - Movies / TV / Books / James Bond 21 (2006)
« on: December 02, 2004, 11:24:10 am »
Rumor:
Aiden Turner as Bond? I love him on All My Children
From TVGuide:
It's becoming the norm for big action-film directors to cast former daytimers as their next breakout stars. The late Christopher Reeve did Love of Life before landing Superman, and One Life to Live grad Brandon Routh (ex-Seth) has just been crowned the new Man of Steel. So it doesn't seem too much of a stretch to believe that All My Children's Aiden Turner (Aidan) has been named as the new James Bond, the latest rumor to hit the web. After all, he's handsome and British. While this is only a fantasy, it's one that Turner would love to make real. "It's what I aspire to," exclaims the actor, "but I've been told I'm too young to play him." Ever a resourceful performer, Turner has figured out a way to get some 007 action — before he hits 30. "They could say that I was Sean Connery's illegitimate son," he offers. "All of those Bond girls he slept with, one of them must have not been taking the Pill."
Ooh EDIT: Word is, they may be looking for a younger Bond, and I hope he gets the part. Also, why isn't Pierce Brosnon playing the role anymore?
Aiden Turner as Bond? I love him on All My Children
From TVGuide:
It's becoming the norm for big action-film directors to cast former daytimers as their next breakout stars. The late Christopher Reeve did Love of Life before landing Superman, and One Life to Live grad Brandon Routh (ex-Seth) has just been crowned the new Man of Steel. So it doesn't seem too much of a stretch to believe that All My Children's Aiden Turner (Aidan) has been named as the new James Bond, the latest rumor to hit the web. After all, he's handsome and British. While this is only a fantasy, it's one that Turner would love to make real. "It's what I aspire to," exclaims the actor, "but I've been told I'm too young to play him." Ever a resourceful performer, Turner has figured out a way to get some 007 action — before he hits 30. "They could say that I was Sean Connery's illegitimate son," he offers. "All of those Bond girls he slept with, one of them must have not been taking the Pill."
Ooh EDIT: Word is, they may be looking for a younger Bond, and I hope he gets the part. Also, why isn't Pierce Brosnon playing the role anymore?
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Completely Off-Topic / Dan Rather to step down
« on: November 23, 2004, 03:42:34 pm »
This saddens me :cry:
NEW YORK - Dan Rather, whose nearly 24-year tenure as anchor of the “CBS Evening News” was clouded by a recent questionable report on President Bush’s National Guard service, said Tuesday he will step down in March.
Rather said his last broadcast as anchor would be March 9, the 24th anniversary of when he assumed the position from Walter Cronkite.
The 73-year-old newsman said he will continue to work for CBS, as a correspondent for both editions of “60 Minutes.”
“I have always been and remain a ‘hard news’ investigative reporter at heart,” he said in a statement. “I now look forward to pouring my heart into that kind of reporting full time.”
He made no mention of the National Guard story in announcing the change, saying he had agreed with CBS executives last summer to leave sometime after the Nov. 2 election. But he was forced to fight for his professional life after anchoring a September “60 Minutes Wednesday” story about Bush’s service that turned out to be based on allegedly forged documents.
Investigation of Guard story imminent
A report on what went wrong with the National Guard story, from a two-man independent investigative panel, is due imminently.
CBS didn’t talk about potential successors. Newsmen John Roberts and Scott Pelley have long been considered in-house candidates, but the network will also probably look outside.
Rather has been with CBS News for more than four decades and made his name as a reporter covering the Nixon White House.
“He has been an eyewitness to the most important events for more than 40 years and played a crucial role in keeping the American public informed about those events and their larger significance,” CBS Chairman Leslie Moonves said.
Changing of the anchor guard
Rather’s announcement comes eight days before his NBC rival, Tom Brokaw, steps down as “Nightly News” anchor and is replaced by Brian Williams (MSNBC is part of a joint venture between NBC and Microsoft).
The triumvirate of Rather, Brokaw and ABC’s Peter Jennings has ruled network news for more than two decades. Rather dominated ratings after taking over for Cronkite during the 1980s, but he was eclipsed first by Jennings and then by Brokaw. His evening news broadcast generally runs a distant third in the ratings each week.
His hard news style was mixed with a folksy Texan style that led him to rattle off homespun phrases on Election Night. But odd incidents dogged him: In 1987 he walked off the set, leaving CBS with dead air, to protest a decision to let a tennis match delay the news. And his claim that he was accosted on the street by a strange man saying, “What’s the frequency, Kenneth?” led rock band R.E.M. to write a song with the same name.
NEW YORK - Dan Rather, whose nearly 24-year tenure as anchor of the “CBS Evening News” was clouded by a recent questionable report on President Bush’s National Guard service, said Tuesday he will step down in March.
Rather said his last broadcast as anchor would be March 9, the 24th anniversary of when he assumed the position from Walter Cronkite.
The 73-year-old newsman said he will continue to work for CBS, as a correspondent for both editions of “60 Minutes.”
“I have always been and remain a ‘hard news’ investigative reporter at heart,” he said in a statement. “I now look forward to pouring my heart into that kind of reporting full time.”
He made no mention of the National Guard story in announcing the change, saying he had agreed with CBS executives last summer to leave sometime after the Nov. 2 election. But he was forced to fight for his professional life after anchoring a September “60 Minutes Wednesday” story about Bush’s service that turned out to be based on allegedly forged documents.
Investigation of Guard story imminent
A report on what went wrong with the National Guard story, from a two-man independent investigative panel, is due imminently.
CBS didn’t talk about potential successors. Newsmen John Roberts and Scott Pelley have long been considered in-house candidates, but the network will also probably look outside.
Rather has been with CBS News for more than four decades and made his name as a reporter covering the Nixon White House.
“He has been an eyewitness to the most important events for more than 40 years and played a crucial role in keeping the American public informed about those events and their larger significance,” CBS Chairman Leslie Moonves said.
Changing of the anchor guard
Rather’s announcement comes eight days before his NBC rival, Tom Brokaw, steps down as “Nightly News” anchor and is replaced by Brian Williams (MSNBC is part of a joint venture between NBC and Microsoft).
The triumvirate of Rather, Brokaw and ABC’s Peter Jennings has ruled network news for more than two decades. Rather dominated ratings after taking over for Cronkite during the 1980s, but he was eclipsed first by Jennings and then by Brokaw. His evening news broadcast generally runs a distant third in the ratings each week.
His hard news style was mixed with a folksy Texan style that led him to rattle off homespun phrases on Election Night. But odd incidents dogged him: In 1987 he walked off the set, leaving CBS with dead air, to protest a decision to let a tennis match delay the news. And his claim that he was accosted on the street by a strange man saying, “What’s the frequency, Kenneth?” led rock band R.E.M. to write a song with the same name.
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Entertainment - Movies / TV / Books / Living in Neon Dreams
« on: October 23, 2004, 01:53:49 pm »
This sounds interesting.
It's an Alice in Wonderland remake with a dark twist on it.
It stars Daryl Hannah, Alan Cumming, and Marilyn Manson as the Queen of Hearts. I kid you not.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0371796/
It's an Alice in Wonderland remake with a dark twist on it.
It stars Daryl Hannah, Alan Cumming, and Marilyn Manson as the Queen of Hearts. I kid you not.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0371796/
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Entertainment - Movies / TV / Books / Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
« on: October 16, 2004, 06:46:17 am »
Only 2 more weeks!
This is the most controversial video game to be released in the past few years and it's sure to break all kinds of sales records. All the people boycotting and protesting is going to do nothing but peak people's curiousity. The soundtrack is going to kick ass too.
http://ps2.ign.com/objects/611/611957.html
http://www.rockstargames.com/sanandreas/
This is the most controversial video game to be released in the past few years and it's sure to break all kinds of sales records. All the people boycotting and protesting is going to do nothing but peak people's curiousity. The soundtrack is going to kick ass too.
http://ps2.ign.com/objects/611/611957.html
http://www.rockstargames.com/sanandreas/
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Polls / Who are YOU voting for in November?
« on: October 01, 2004, 06:52:55 am »
I'm gonna vote for Bush.
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Entertainment - Movies / TV / Books / CSI: NY (2004)
« on: September 22, 2004, 05:10:17 pm »
The second spin-off of CSI.
Looks very good. The first episode debuts in under an hour here on the east coast.
Vanessa Fertilo as Aiden Burn is hot.
Looks very good. The first episode debuts in under an hour here on the east coast.
Vanessa Fertilo as Aiden Burn is hot.
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Entertainment - Movies / TV / Books / Joey (2004)
« on: September 17, 2004, 09:01:53 am »
Is anyone watching this show?
I wasn't a fan of Friends, but I like this show. Matt Le Blanc is pretty funny and I adore Drea de Matteo. I saw the first episode a few days ago and I'll probably download episode 2 tonight.
I wasn't a fan of Friends, but I like this show. Matt Le Blanc is pretty funny and I adore Drea de Matteo. I saw the first episode a few days ago and I'll probably download episode 2 tonight.
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Completely Off-Topic / Get your copy today...
« on: August 31, 2004, 03:50:00 pm »
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