Monday, February 26, 2007
Muniz New Do
Freddie New TV Pilot
Sunday, February 25, 2007
Oddball Spirit
What's Poppin' With Nina Sky
They've been working on a new joint called The Musical. The album is said to be touched by Scott Storch, Ryan Leslie, Cipha Sounds, Solitair, Cool & Dre, Salaam Remi, The Jettsonz and a few others. Features include Rick Ross, Trey Songz, Ne-Yo, Styles P. & Sheek Louch.
Here is a clip of Nina Sky in the studio with the Jettsonz. Sometimes you gotta get a good vibe going in the studio in order to pop off a hit.
The first single off of The Musical is "Sugar Daddy."
Kirk Acevedo in New TV Series 'The Black Donnellys'
The story was inspired by writer Bobby Moresco’s experiences growing up in New York’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood. The cast includes: Jonathan Tucker, Billy Lush, Olivia Wilde, and Kirk Acevedo.
The Black Donnellys Premieres on the 26th of February 2007 at 10:04 PM on NBC.Retro Puerto Rico
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Saturday, February 24, 2007
Michelle Rodriguez Writes to Fans
I'm seriously left at a loss for words, You don't know how many times I've felt soo misunderstood, misinterpreted, alone, and I hate to say it, Lost. I don't think you guys understand how amazing it feels to know that someone gets it. That people out there can read between the lines and understand my truth. I just want to live, love, spread strength, Joy, and eventually pass on to the next fase after death. I am so freakin Lucky & Blessed to be part of such a big group of humans around the world who really appreciate Freedom, The power of individuality, and people with all there imperfections. You guys understand unconditional love. Thats fierce, Thank You. Thank you. Thank You. You bet your ass I'm gonna keep on strutting away on my path, Devouring anything that gets in the way of my unifying agenda. Unity is a power that too many people take for granted. I appreciate it. Love it and plan on giving to it. Aslong as you do too. ONE LOVE GUYS, Now I know Where to go for inspiration.
Jennifer Booed By Movie Flock
Bordertown premiered at the event, but the reception it received was less than favorable.
According to reports, most of the audience voiced their disappointment by booing and jeering while others gave the movie a round of muted applause.
A source claims J.Lo fled the cinema in tears after hearing the cacophony of boos and is now said to be worried the movie will be panned by critics.
In Bordertown, the 37-year-old actress plays an American journalist investigating a series of murders near American-owned factories in Juarez and El Paso, in Mexico.
Here's a clip of a press conference Jennifer did after the festival, where she talks about the movie:
I was kind of feeling bad for her until I reminded myself the income she most likely got from this movie. Oh well, better try next time Jennifer.
Friday, February 23, 2007
Geraldo Rivera's Fed 23, 2007 Blog Entry
Jack, who’s kind of a typical every man, was especially scornful of the living twin, Britney, accusing her of being a grossly negligent mother. He didn’t fault Anna Nicole as much as he excoriated reporters covering the travels and travails of her dead body, especially with so many, much more important issues out there worthy of discussion.
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Hottie Alexis Cruz
Here's the trailer to Alexis' latest movie Tortilla Heaven releasing in March:
Jennifer Lopez Embraces Latin Roots
"I wanted to sing in Spanish from the beginning of my recording career," said the New Yorker of Puerto Rican origin. The album, which will be released in the United States March 27 after more than two years of work, was mainly produced by her husband, Marc Anthony.
Lopez soon plans to promote "Como ama una mujer" in the United States, Spain, Mexico and "everywhere we can."
Bernie's Final At Bat?
"He understands the situation," Rufina Williams told the Daily News yesterday from her home outside San Juan. "I'm just praying he will be at peace with it."
The spring training standoff between the Yankees and their longtime star apparently came to an end this week, with Williams' agent declaring that the popular veteran would not report to camp if he had to play his way onto the roster.
Williams' relatives in Puerto Rico said the Yankees' decision to not offer him a guaranteed contract caused him great heartache. But they said they're still hoping he can somehow play one more season in the Bronx.
"If he knows he can't play any more, he would just walk away," said Williams' uncle Jedan Figueroa, 73, who has a framed autographed poster of his nephew in his living room in Barrio Maricao, where Williams grew up. "But he knows he can still play."
Ricky Signs at Wedding...
The Latino pop star set the dance floor on fire with his popular numbers like Maria, The Cup of Life and Livin 'La Vida Loca, at the Hotel Le Merdien in Jaipur. The singer shared the floor with DJ Aqueel and a couple of Lebanese belly dancer.
Martin and his 30-member troupe performed in a black-coloured dome, especially erected within the hotel premises for the show that is said to have cost over Rs 3 crores. As soon he started singing, the select gathering of guests, including some Europeans, began dancing. It was a big dance party.
The high-profile wedding, with star personality like Martin, performing in India for the first time and top businessmen and industrialists as guests, is estimated to have cost Rs 100 crores, the costliest in Jaipur's history.
Int'l Reggae & World Music Awards return to world-famous Apollo Theater
Daddy Yankee is one of the nominees among many other Reggae artist from all-over.
Elizabeth Vargas Chimed In
Elizabeth Vargas chimed in: "Everybody has that reaction, Robin. 26 million mothers in this country work. The vast majority say to make ends meet, they must. With that many moms in the work force, you'd think the U.S. would lead the way in flexible, family-friendly policies. Think again. For millions of working moms, those first weeks after giving birth are a time to take off, recover, and bond with your new baby. But increasingly, the question is who pays?"
When a Labor Department official suggested that "we need to do more to encourage Americans to save more for the times they do need to be out of the workforce," Vargas found that reasonable idea which has worked for generations to be incredible: "It's up to a person to save enough money before they have a baby to be able to stay home for a few weeks and recover and spend some time with that new baby?"
Hector Elizondo To Guest Star on 'Grey's Anatomy'
The Grey's Anatomy episode is entitled "My Favorite Mistake," it has not yet been assigned an air date.
Geraldo Rivera on 'Live with Regis & Kelly'
Geraldo Rivera guest co-hosts; actor Billy Bob Thornton; from “Law & Order SVU,” actor Jesse L. Martin; “Beautiful Baby Week 2007” winner announced. (N) (WIS-10); Martha: The winner of the dream kitchen sits down for a talk with Martha; Chef Secret from Sue Torres. (N) (WKTC-63); The Tyra Banks Show: Actress Jennifer Hudson talks about her life-changing role in “Dreamgirls.” (N) (WLTX-19); Montel Williams: Life-threatening dangers, including a doctor and his wife who were paralyzed from a botox injection. (N) (WOLO-25)
Coach Who Won It All With Anthony
So Boeheim has a unique perspective on the new rule that prevents players from entering the draft until they're a year out of high school, a stipulation that Texas Tech's Bob Knight decried Monday by calling it "the worst thing that's happened to college basketball since I've been coaching."
It's not as if freshmen never turned pro after only one season before the regulation came into effect - 15 from four-year colleges did so over the last five drafts, to be exact. Even when recruits had the option to head straight to the NBA from high school, there were some who signed with colleges but stated their intention to play their way into the draft after just one year.
Boeheim has experienced the positive impact that a one-and-done player can make, but he also recognizes how rare Anthony's feat was.
"He, and other freshmen before that and since that, have had an effect," Boeheim said. "He's the first one that actually took his team to the national championship and won it."
Six of the Orange's top seven scorers were freshmen and sophomores that season. Anthony earned