Monday, October 19, 2009
Lily Allen's new video is Elton obsessed - watch now
We're not sold on the song - it's not bad, just not spectacular - but the video is at least inventive and a little sassy.
Everyone that cares already got the album though. Top 30 also-ran ahoy.
Everyone that cares already got the album though. Top 30 also-ran ahoy.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Musings re: Whitney's crack-tastic X-Factor performance (video)
Some choice moments from tonight's shambolic but somehow still absolutely immense performance of 'Million Dollar Bill':
1. Whit's obvious lack of Spanx. You're on live television. Wear a girdle.
2. Whit's absolute refusal to sing any notes outside a one-octave range.
3. The 'crack-ho on the dance-flo' moves during the chorus
4. Whit's finally noticing that her bra has LITERALLY SNAPPED OPEN at 3:10
5. The fact that anyone allowed Whit to speak at the end
6. Whit not actually knowing when her album comes out
7. Whit's 'Ima cut you, Simon' moment at 6:00
8. Whit basically calling the contestants utter and complete shit
Ten out of ten, babe. Ten out of ten.
1. Whit's obvious lack of Spanx. You're on live television. Wear a girdle.
2. Whit's absolute refusal to sing any notes outside a one-octave range.
3. The 'crack-ho on the dance-flo' moves during the chorus
4. Whit's finally noticing that her bra has LITERALLY SNAPPED OPEN at 3:10
5. The fact that anyone allowed Whit to speak at the end
6. Whit not actually knowing when her album comes out
7. Whit's 'Ima cut you, Simon' moment at 6:00
8. Whit basically calling the contestants utter and complete shit
Ten out of ten, babe. Ten out of ten.
Chart Chat UK: Oct 18, 2009
Oh how the mighty have fallen. Robbie Williams' BIG COMEBACK TUNE, as well as being a bit shit, clocks up not-so-big numbers and has to settle for the number 2 spot this week. In the end it's not much of a surprise, though, because anytime you're up against a reality competition show winner you're probably going to lose. That's right, last year's X-Factor champ Alexandra Burke easily claims the number 1 position with her new single 'Bad Boys.' That pushes last week's chart topper Chipmunk down to 3 with 'Oopsy Daisy,' as Taio Cruz and Jay-Z round out the top 5. The only other entry in the top 10 is a somewhat surprising placing for Michael Bublé, whose 'Haven't Met You Yet' slides in at 9 and becomes his first top ten in this country. At 14 we have Whitney Houston sliding back after 'Million Dollar Bill' debuted at 12 last week. Don't fret though, Whitney fans, as tonight's X-Factor performance is sure to catapult the track into the upper reaches of the chart. Everything else on the chart is a bit boring to be honest, with top 20 debuts for Lostprophets and Mr. Hudson, an underwhelming Editors track at 23, and in what is fast becoming our least favorite thing to say, ANOTHER Black Eyed Peas song debuts, down at 26.
The UK Top Ten:
1 - Alexandra Burke: Bad Boys
2 - Robbie Williams: Bodies
3 - Chipmunk: Oopsy Daisy
4 - Taio Cruz: Break Your Heart
5 - Jay-Z ft Alicia Keys: Empire State of Mind
6 - Black Eyed Peas: I Gotta Feeling
7 - Shakira: She Wolf
8 - The Saturdays: Forever Is Over
9 - Michael Bublé: Haven't Met You Yet
10- David Guetta ft Akon: Sexy Chick
The UK Top Ten:
1 - Alexandra Burke: Bad Boys
2 - Robbie Williams: Bodies
3 - Chipmunk: Oopsy Daisy
4 - Taio Cruz: Break Your Heart
5 - Jay-Z ft Alicia Keys: Empire State of Mind
6 - Black Eyed Peas: I Gotta Feeling
7 - Shakira: She Wolf
8 - The Saturdays: Forever Is Over
9 - Michael Bublé: Haven't Met You Yet
10- David Guetta ft Akon: Sexy Chick
Leona Lewis isn't "Happy" in her new video
When she's not getting punched in the face, Leona Lewis is busy making music videos like this one. In it she meets a man and then loves a man and then loses a man and all she wants is to be HAPPY.
Out now in the US on J Records, and out Nov 9 in the UK on Syco
Out now in the US on J Records, and out Nov 9 in the UK on Syco
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato want you to 'Bounce'
There really aren't any words. It's like Joe Jonas watched Justin Timberlake on SNL and thought 'hey I can do that.' But he can't :(
Still it's not 100% terrible. Anything that skewers hipsters is fine by us. And if the Jonas Brothers continue down this musical route we'd totally be on board with it.
Still it's not 100% terrible. Anything that skewers hipsters is fine by us. And if the Jonas Brothers continue down this musical route we'd totally be on board with it.
It's Scopitone Saturday!!
Have you ever woken up on a Saturday morning and thought 'I wish I could see a bunch of scantily clad female dancers in faux-Mexican outfits and closeted gay men in ponchos dance to instrumental brass music?' Us either, but that's what we get anyway.
Friday, October 16, 2009
The Lady Gaga "Monster Ball" Tour Announced!
Oh yes. It is happening. So polish your metal shoulderpads and don your ridiculously impracticable glasses. The first round of dates was just announced, but we're sure there will be more shows added as these sell out. We will now shamelessly cut and paste from the press-release:
....International pop superstar Lady Gaga today announced plans for her next North American tour, entitled "The Monster Ball." The tour will begin on November 27 in Montreal, and will wind up on January 21, 2010 in Gaga's hometown, New York City. Kid Cudi will be the supporting act for the entire tour....
And now we paste in the dates...
Nov. 27: Montreal, Quebec (The Bell Center)
Nov. 28: Toronto, Ontario (Air Canada Center)
Nov. 29: Ottawa, Ontario (Scotiabank Place)
Dec. 1-2: Boston, Mass. (Wang Center)
Dec. 3: Camden, N.J. (Susquehanna Bank Center)
Dec. 9-10: Vancouver, B.C. (Queen Elizabeth Theatre)
Dec. 13: San Francisco, Calif. (Bill Graham Civic Auditorium)
Dec. 18: Las Vegas, Nev. (TBD)
Dec. 19: San Diego, Calif. (San Diego Sports Arena)
Dec. 21: Los Angeles, Calif. (Nokia Theatre)
Dec. 29: Atlanta, Ga. (The Fox Theatre)
Dec. 31: Miami, Fla. (James L. Knight Center)
Jan. 3: Orlando, Fla. (Hard Rock Live)
Jan. 7: St. Louis, Mo. (The Fox Theatre)
Jan. 8-9: Chicago, Ill. (The Chicago Theatre)
Jan. 12: Detroit, Mich. (The Fox Theatre)
Jan. 16: Atlantic City, N.J. (Borgata)
Jan. 20-21: New York, N.Y. (Radio City Music Hall)
Ms. Gaga describes the show as the 'first ever pop electro opera.' We wonder if Kanye will be buying a ticket...
....International pop superstar Lady Gaga today announced plans for her next North American tour, entitled "The Monster Ball." The tour will begin on November 27 in Montreal, and will wind up on January 21, 2010 in Gaga's hometown, New York City. Kid Cudi will be the supporting act for the entire tour....
And now we paste in the dates...
Nov. 27: Montreal, Quebec (The Bell Center)
Nov. 28: Toronto, Ontario (Air Canada Center)
Nov. 29: Ottawa, Ontario (Scotiabank Place)
Dec. 1-2: Boston, Mass. (Wang Center)
Dec. 3: Camden, N.J. (Susquehanna Bank Center)
Dec. 9-10: Vancouver, B.C. (Queen Elizabeth Theatre)
Dec. 13: San Francisco, Calif. (Bill Graham Civic Auditorium)
Dec. 18: Las Vegas, Nev. (TBD)
Dec. 19: San Diego, Calif. (San Diego Sports Arena)
Dec. 21: Los Angeles, Calif. (Nokia Theatre)
Dec. 29: Atlanta, Ga. (The Fox Theatre)
Dec. 31: Miami, Fla. (James L. Knight Center)
Jan. 3: Orlando, Fla. (Hard Rock Live)
Jan. 7: St. Louis, Mo. (The Fox Theatre)
Jan. 8-9: Chicago, Ill. (The Chicago Theatre)
Jan. 12: Detroit, Mich. (The Fox Theatre)
Jan. 16: Atlantic City, N.J. (Borgata)
Jan. 20-21: New York, N.Y. (Radio City Music Hall)
Ms. Gaga describes the show as the 'first ever pop electro opera.' We wonder if Kanye will be buying a ticket...
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