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Sunday 24 August 2008

Ernest Borgnine - Borgnine Acting Keeps Me Alive

Movie old-timer ERNEST BORGNINE refuses to retire from movies, claiming acting has helped him live to the eld of 91.

The Oscar victor is still as fussy as ever and has three new films kO'd in 2008.

And Borgnine claims some of his late contemporaries may still be alive if they'd carried on working.

He says, "These guys wHO say, 'I can't await to put out. Hot frump!' And after about a week they're ready to draw their tomentum out. Keep busy and you'll remain younger and healthier, and you'll be around a hell of a set longer."

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Wednesday 6 August 2008

New And Potentially Better Source Of Platelets For Transfusion

�Clot-forming blood cells, or platelets, can drop to dangerously low levels in diseases such as anaemia and in patients undergoing chemotherapy. To replace these critical cells, doctors filtrate platelets from donated blood, but this approach can increase the risk of transmitting blood infections and cause

Friday 27 June 2008

Infinited Hate

Artist: Infinited Hate

   Genre(s):
Metal: Death,Black

Discography:

Revel In Bloodshed

Year: 2004
Tracks: 11

Launched in 2003 by Sinister members Rachel Kloosterwaard-Heyzer (vocals), Ron van de Polder (guitars/bass), and Aad Kloosterwaard (drums), the Netherlands' strangely named Infinited Hate specialise in bestial, no-holds-barred expiry metal filled with anti-Christian sentiment. Preceded by their descriptively titled Primitive Butchery demo, their inflexible trio of albums include 2004's Enjoy in Bloodshed, 2005's Heaven Termination, and 2007's Orchestra of Sickness, which adage Aad taking over vocals for his wife, Rachel, wHO had bypast the group.

Thursday 19 June 2008

Kadri Gopalnath

Artist: Kadri Gopalnath

   Genre(s):
Other

Discography:

Dream Journey Vol.1

Year:
Tracks: 1

Wednesday 11 June 2008

National Book Award nominee Ellen Douglas to be honored

JACKSON, Miss. —

Author Ellen Douglas will receive a lifetime achievement award from the Mississippi Institute of Arts and Letters on Saturday.

Douglas is the pen name of 87-year-old Josephine Haxton, who is best known for such books as "A Family's Affair," and National Book Award nominee "Apostles of Light." Her stories, novels and nonfiction are set in Mississippi and deal candidly with race relations, families and the role of women.

A University of Mississippi graduate, Douglas will join Eudora Welty, Walter Anderson and Leontyne Price as lifetime achievement winners.

The institute honors writers and artists with awards each year, but rarely gives out lifetime honors.

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Friday 6 June 2008

Lily Allen basks in the sun

Lily Allen has enjoyed the sun so much this week (May 19), sunbathing on Formula One boss Flavio Briatore's yacht in Cannes, that she is now backing a campaign to increase the use of solar power.

Allen, who has nearly completed her second album, is lobbying Members Of Parliament to encourage the use of solar energy by rewarding those who make use of the sun.

"I've experienced how green and clean renewable energy is," she told Lilyallenmusic.com. "I support giving people a financial reward for the power they generate."

Thursday 29 May 2008

Baby ford feat. zip

Artist: Baby ford feat. zip

   Genre(s):
Rock

Discography:

Glidin along the riverbed

Year:
Tracks: 2

Thursday 22 May 2008

George Michael to reveal all

Vocalist George III Michael has signed a multi-million syrian pound get by to write a "no holds barred" autobiography.
According to his publishing company HarperCollins, the 44-year-old volition write the book "solely himself", without a ghostwriter author.
In what is existence reported by the company as "one of the biggest of all time al-Qur'an deals", the former Wham! frontman has promised to uncover the true statement nearly his turbulent personal life and his life history, which has spanned o'er 25 years.
His managing director Andy Stephens has said "George I has promised HarperCollins a no-holds barred biography and it's for sure sledding to be that."
He added, "People aren't poor fish, they're start to notice that the truth is more interesting than the stories the iron out come up with."
The even untitled book is due to hit shelves in the fall.
Belinda Don Budge, the managing theatre director and publishing firm of Harpist Nonfictional prose UK, described the dispense as "fantastically exciting".
"George is single of the best known and best loved pop singers in the world, with an extraordinary history to tell," she said.
"I am in particular thrilled by this deal as I have long been a fan of George's. Most importantly this really testament be a truly authentic rule book and an exceptional one as he's sledding to be written material it entirely himself."

Sunday 11 May 2008

Delirious - movie review

I have seen Steve Buscemi in mortal, and he is non particularly ratlike -- he's actually
a bit dapper, nigh handsome. Just on screenland, Buscemi persists in embodying the most
rodentlike of characters -- twitchy, scraggly, oftentimes lurking in the shadows. His voi
cing of Templeton the (actual) rat in the live-action Charlotte's Vane seemed less perfective tense
casting than foregone conclusion.

Buscemi's character in Tom DiCillo's Delirious is Les Galantine, a "licensed master"
photographer wHO is undistinguished even by paparazzi standards and ratlike even
by Buscemi standards. An irritable lone wolf, Les roams alleys and back entrances with
a wad of similar-minded (simply slenderly less desperate) shutterbugs, grasping for shots
of stars like pop wizard D'Harma (Alison Lohman). It's at i of these melees
that he bumps into the amiably homeless person Toby (Michael George Dibdin Pitt); shortly Toby jug has a reluctant,
unstable ally and a place to stay. Les, in release, has somebody to listen to his rants
and delusions, and to follow him on sad visits to his aged parents -- unimpressed,
of class, with his published pictures.

Though we sentiency that most of Les's friendships will strain preferably instead than by and by
without exterior factors, a rift develops between Les and Toby jug when the young prot�g�
makes actual man link with D'Harma. The beatific Toby, against any number of
odds, begins to carry out what could be a paparazzo's twisted fancy: He actually makes
it to the other side of the lens, capturing D'Harma's fondness and becoming, if not
a genuine mavin, at least the sort of bozo wHO power eventually appear on MTV
or VH1 during weekend marathons. Les throne only simmer with resentment, now and then exploding
into self-sabotaging fits of bad demeanour.

End-to-end altogether of this, and despite the repeating inevitable in dealings with a grapheme
as compulsively stuck as Les, Delirious finds tiny moments of insight and, in its
pointy way, entertainment. The performances are key here, not simply Buscemi's typically
fearless work simply too Pitt's application of his slenderly dreamy, now and again creepy
angel-faced schtik. Alison Lohman has play with what has become a modern clowning standby:
the

Wednesday 30 April 2008

Friend believes Ledger was anxious

A close acquaintance of the late Aussie player Heathland Book has said that he was anxious over the Yuletide holidays some not eyesight enough of his two-year-old horse daughter and his split with actress Michelle Roger Williams.
The 28-year-old thespian was establish dead at his Fresh House of York flat on Tuesday; results of an pM conducted yesterday were inconclusive.
Reuters reports that in an interview with the West Australian newspaper, role model Sophie Ward said that Book of account was worried about his split with actress Michelle Williams and their daughter Matilda during his Christmas holidays at home in Perth.
During the interview, Ward said: "We went to the movies and merely did convention material... but he was a bit edgy. He couldn't actually relax."
She continued: "He said he was expiration to London but was quite disturbance because he couldn't take care his girl as much as he'd wish to. He was travelling so a great deal and I believe he was just frustrated with it wholly."
"He was clean and wasn't imbibition any alcohol or taking drugs," said the model.
She added: "He smoked cigarettes, simply that's about it. He was drunkenness diet Coca Cola when we were in concert and he said he was really committed to non crapulence alcohol. I don't believe he took his have life deliberately."
Law are treating Ledger's last as perchance drug-related and said sleeping pills were base close to his body.
Merely a spokeswoman for the medical checkup examiner's role said on Midweek that an post-mortem examination had proved inconclusive and farther tests were needed - which could drive about 10 years.
The Occident Aussie paper says that before Ledger returned to the US from Perth, he left a message with the film editor program of the newspaper, thanking the media for going away him unaccompanied.
He said: "I don't get laid whether it's a conscious thing or an unconscious thing, giving me space and respecting my concealment. It's scarce been awesome."
He continued: "I've had the most beautiful time back up hither and being able to see entirely my friends and class ... It's genuinely enabled me to be a boy again from family and feel like I'd never left hand. It's really been an incredibly therapeutic and a much-needed trip place..."
To perspective a special picture gallery on the life and calling of Heath Ledger, click here.

Tuesday 29 April 2008

Gemma Atkinson to launch music career

'I'm A Famous person... Catch Me Out of Here' star Gemma Atkinson has revealed that she is planning to launch her music career.
The 23-year-old former 'Hollyoaks' star told the Daily Genius: "I'm working with producers and they're pickings me to Nashville to drop a line or so songs."
"I wanted to do something where I teach a bit more about music, kind of than just do it because I was in 'Hollyoaks'."
Atkinson said: "On that point was a hearsay it was release to be pop, just it's totally not passing to be that. It's going away to be something really ballady - soul and R'n'B. Something you bathroom sing to."

Nick Lachey denies wedding rumours

Pop star Nick Lachey has denied rumours he married his girlfriend Genus Vanessa Minnillo at the weekend.
On Sat, Fox News claimed the match, world Health Organization have been geological dating since Apr 2006, were due to exchange vows in a secret ceremonial occasion in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, merely the stories have right away been dismissed as speculation.
A congresswoman for Lachey told fame blogger Perez Hilton the reports were not true and that Charles James Fox "made it up".
Lachey, 34, wHO moved in to Minnillo's Newly House of York flat in Apr, was previously married to Jessica Simpson.
Their divorce was finalised in June 2006.

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Irish stars honoured at British Film Awards

Whoremonger Carney, the writer/ director behind 'Once', and 'Atonement' camera operator Seamus McGarvey were amongst the winners at the Brits Film Awards.
Carney took the swag for Almost Promising Newcomer in the awards designed to honor the British film industry, contempt the fact that he is Irish people.
Armagh's Seamus McGarvey was 1 of three winners for 'Atonement', which likewise took prizes for costume plan and production.
In the other categories Capital of Montana Bonham-Carter was named charles Herbert Best actress for iI performances - in 'Sweeney Sweeney Todd: The Daimon Barber Of Fleet Street' and low-key drama 'Conversations With Other Women'.
Irish whisky citizen Daniel Day-Lewis won c. H. Best worker for his character as a Texan vegetable oil prospector in 'There Volition Be Blood'. The carrying into action has already earned him a Golden World and he is heatedly tipped for Bafta and Oscar nimbus later on this month.
Julie Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa Christie, also a favorite for Oscar success with 'Away From Her', received the Alexander the Great Zimmer frame Special Award for outstanding donation to plastic film.
Delight Division biopic 'Control' was the surprise winner of the topper film prize, whacking 'Atonement' and 'There Volition Be Blood'. It likewise won topper screenplay.
Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood received the best plastic film grudge laurels for 'There Testament Be Blood'.

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