Artist: Artist Series Vol.2
Genre(s):
New Age
Discography:
Metamusic
Year: 1994
Tracks: 2
Tuesday, 1 July 2008
Thursday, 19 June 2008
Hilton's Mum To Play Cruise's Wife In Stiller Comedy
***Spoiler Alert*** Paris Hilton's mum is to play Tom Cruise's wife in a hilarious scene in Ben Stiller's new movie Tropic Thunder. Kathy Hilton has told friends she has a cameo in the upcoming summer comedy. A source tells In Touch magazine, "She filmed the scene last winter and didn't even tell her kids because she wanted to surprise them. "She raved about Tom. She said he was so warm and friendly and made her very comfortable." News of Cruise's surprise cameo in the film hit the headlines late last year when the movie superstar was spotted sporting a bald hairpiece and prosthetic belly on the set of the film, which stars Stiller, Jack Black and Robert Downey, Jr.
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Tuesday, 10 June 2008
SAG "Solidarity?" Not With AFTRA
The Screen Actors Guild has scheduled what it is calling a "solidarity" rally at its Wilshire Boulevard headquarters in Los Angeles on Monday, but trade reports indicated today (Friday) that the rally will demonstrate no solidarity whatsoever with the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists -- and in fact will denounce AFTRA's recent agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers. Daily Variety reported that representatives of Membership First, the activist group that now controls the union plan to call on SAG members who hold dual membership in AFTRA to vote against the deal when ratification ballots are sent out next week. The trade publication quoted a message sent by Michael Heister saying that "being physically present at this rally makes it known to AFTRA leadership and the moguls that actors absolutely will stand up for their rights, that we will not let our images be maligned for pennies, and we will not let the relevance of our unions be eviscerated under the cover of new media." Variety reported that little progress between SAG and the AMPTP was made on Thursday and that the two sides had agreed to take three days off and meet again on Monday. Meanwhile, a report from the Milken Institute released on Thursday said that the recent strike by the Writers Guild of America cost the state's economy $2.1 billion, with 37,700 workers losing their jobs.
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Wednesday, 4 June 2008
Thursday, 29 May 2008
Kutcher to play serial womaniser
Ashton Kutcher is to play a serial womaniser in a new sex comedy called 'Spread'.
Variety reports that the film also stars Jennifer Jason Leigh as a thwarted lover.
Kutcher's company Katalyst is producing the new film, which will be directed by 'Hallam Foe', 'Asylum' and 'Young Adam' director David MacKenzie.
Shooting on 'Spread' begins in Los Angeles later this month.
Variety reports that the film also stars Jennifer Jason Leigh as a thwarted lover.
Kutcher's company Katalyst is producing the new film, which will be directed by 'Hallam Foe', 'Asylum' and 'Young Adam' director David MacKenzie.
Shooting on 'Spread' begins in Los Angeles later this month.
Friday, 23 May 2008
Maryland Summer Jazz Festival Launches 2008 Season
Maryland Summer Jazz Festival Launches 2008 Season
ROCKVILLE, Md., English hawthorn 1 -- Marylanders and tourists will be
treated to a chill serving of jazz when the Old Line State Summer Nothingness Festival
stages its fourth annual case July 15-25, 2008 in Rockville, well-nigh the
nation's capital. For musicians, the event offers exciting workshops and
jams: a chance for gifted amateurs and semi-pros to test their spunk. Malarkey
lovers can savour ternion major concerts featuring renowned artists from Frederick North
America and EEC.
The Teaching Artists
Held at Angel Mark Presbyterian Church service in Rockville, the festival
features many critically acclaimed performers and instructors.
Virtuoso sax player and Yamaha recording artist Jeff Coffin flies
in from Nashville, making sentence from a far-reaching touring schedule with
the Grammy Award-winning supporting players Bela Maculation and the Flecktones.
Saxist and composer Jeff Antoniuk is artistic film director and a
popular teacher and performing artist at MD Summertime Jazz. His 2007 CD, Here
Today with the Jazz Update dance band, quickly climbed the jazz charts in the US
and hit No. 2 in Canada, Antoniuk's fatherland.
Guitar lovers take distinction: Steve Herberman returns for the fourth season.
According to Jazz Times, "Steve Herberman exhibits a vast harmonic pallet
involving uncommon stretches on the fretboard along with a real capacity to
cauterise on fluent single note lines."
Each year, newly sounds are heard onstage and in festival classrooms.
Check out the Afro-Caribbean and Brazilian sounds of bassist Pepe Gonzalez.
Born in Spain and support in Washington, DC, he has appeared on many
recordings and in festivals in Europe and the Caribbean.
Trumpet player Alex Benjamin Franklin Norris Jr., Ph.D. began his Latin Jazz exploration with
Baltimore/DC-based Rumba Club and went on to work with Giovanni Hildago and
Monguito Santamaria. Tours with Steve Winwood and Miami Auditory sensation Machine show
the pop side of his career. He'll teach and perform at Maryland Summer Malarky
2008 along with ten-spot other malarky artists.
The Event Keeps Growing
Maryland Summertime Wind began as a three-day nothingness day bivouac with 36
students. Workshops, jams and concerts consume been added as the event grew.
Last year, fans and students came from many states -- just about for a day or
evening, about for deuce weeks of jazz immersion.
Perhaps because of the American Matinee idol craze, vocalists clamored for
inclusion in this year's festival. Hence vocal workshops take been added to
help aspiring jazz singers reach their musical theater goals.
The jazz summer camp for adults and gifted high school musicians is distillery the
spunk of the festival. Only public performances have been extended this year
to include a July 15 concert at Megrims Alleyway, the nation's premier malarky
baseball club, located in Georgetown. Additional concerts volition be held on July 18
and 25 at Saint Marker Presbyterian Church service in Rockville at 10701 Old
Georgetown Road.
The deadline for idle words workshop registration is June 30. Event tickets
are available May 1, 2008. For to a greater extent information call 410-349-1082 or impose
hypertext transfer protocol://www.marylandsummerjazz.com.
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Middleman:
Paula Phillips
410-349-1082
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Thursday, 8 May 2008
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