Wednesday, November 23, 2005 - Posts
As is her wont, Madonna will be stuffing plenty of stockings this
holiday season.
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Think Green Day's monster hit record American Idiot didn't
need any help to top the charts and sell millions of copies? Think
again.
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The Vatican has withdrawn an
invitation for Brazilian singing star Daniela Mercury to
perform before the pope in a Christmas concert because she took
part in an anti-AIDS campaign promoting the use of condoms, the
singer said on Wednesday.
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The Anti-Defamation League on Wednesday demanded that Michael Jackson apologize for allegedly calling Jews "leeches" in a private telephone message that was recorded two years ago and has now surfaced in connection with a lawsuit against the
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Venerable pop icon Madonna danced
to the top of the U.S. pop album charts for the sixth time in
her career on Wednesday with her third consecutive No. 1
release, "Confessions on a Dance Floor."
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The Canadian government should ban U.S.
rapper 50 Cent from touring Canada later this year because he
has a criminal record and glorifies gun violence, a legislator
from the ruling Liberal party said on Wednesday.
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"That was then and this
is now," Bonnie Raitt sang at the beginning of "I Will Not Be
Broken," which opens her new album and was played early on
Monday at the Wiltern.
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(Please read in 3rd paragraph ... British-born keyboard
player Jon Cleary ... instead of ... N'Awlins-born keyboard
player Jon Cleary
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Britney Spears has given the world its first glimpse of her baby boy.
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Pop star Britney Spears is in talks to
play the lead role in the musical "Sweet Charity" on Broadway,
the New York Post reported on Wednesday.
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John Mayer won't go ballistic if he hears you've outgrown his "Room for Squares" CD. Or that you're so over his Grammy-winning hit "Daughters." Or that you'd rather go deaf than hear "Your Body Is A Wonderland"
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Enya, "Amarantine" (Reprise)
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Pop star Britney Spears is in talks to
play the lead role in the musical "Sweet Charity" on Broadway,
the New York Post reported on Wednesday.
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Pop diva Mariah Carey suffered a
surprise setback in the resurrection of her career on Tuesday
when she picked up just one prize at the American Music Awards,
having led the field with four nominations.
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Live 8 organizer Bob Geldof was scheduled to receive a peace award in Rome on Thursday from a foundation headed by former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.
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"That was then and this
is now," Bonnie Raitt sang at the beginning of "I Will Not Be
Broken," which opens her new album and was played early on
Monday at the Wiltern.
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The members of Destiny's Child may have gone their separate ways,
but that didn't stop the band from picking up a pair of awards at
Tuesday's American Music Awards.
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Chris Whitley, a chameleon singer-songwriter who oscillated between roots rock 'n' roll, blues and alt-rock, has died. He was 45.
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Pop diva Mariah Carey suffered a
surprise setback in the resurrection of her career on Tuesday
when she picked up just one prize at the American Music Awards,
having led the field with four nominations.
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The American Music Awards spread things around Tuesday, with country star Tim McGraw, alternative rockers Green Day, soul stars Destiny's Child and hip-hop chart toppers Black Eyed Peas each winning two awards.
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Rapper 50 Cent's tough-guy reputation preceded him to Tuesday night's American Music Awards at the Shrine Auditorium.
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Rapper 50 Cent's tough-guy reputation preceded him to Tuesday night's American Music Awards at the Shrine Auditorium.
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Mariah Carey, riding high with a
spectacular career comeback, shared early honors at the
American Music Awards on Tuesday with such acts as country
singer Gretchen Wilson and pop star Gwen Stefani.
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Partial list of winners at the 33rd annual American Music Awards:
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Mariah Carey continued her career comeback Tuesday, receiving the favorite female artist in the soul/R&B category at Tuesday's 33rd annual American Music Awards — one of four honors for which she was nominated.
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The Poison
frontman literally dodged a bullet, or at least a pellet, escaping
injury after someone fire a single shot into his tour bus Monday night.
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As U2 wound down its seventh show of
the year at New York's Madison Square Garden Monday, the band
was joined by punk icon Patti Smith for a rendition of the John
Lennon classic "Instant Karma."
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Elvis Costello is planning a world
symphony tour with longtime collaborator Steve Nieve. Dates
have not yet been confirmed for the outing, which is expected
to launch early in January.
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A former adviser to Michael Jackson
has filed a $64 million lawsuit against the pop star, alleging
breach of contract and fraud.
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