Celebrity Big Brother - Celebrity Big Brother Back On Uk Screens & other

Wednesday, 6 August 2008

A Very British Gangster - movie review

The curtain raising scenes of Donal MacIntyre's blunt, supercharged documentary A Very British
Gangster

Friday, 27 June 2008

Jay West

Artist: Jay West

   Genre(s):
House

Discography:

Flying High Ep

Year: 2007
Tracks: 3

Everywhere We Dance EP-(FR007) Vinyl

Year: 2007
Tracks: 4

Thursday, 19 June 2008

Carnie Wilson - Carnie Wilson Pens Tell-all Book

Singer CARNIE WILSON is the latest celebrity to pen her own memoir - uncovering details of her tumultuous past in an effort to come to terms with a lifelong struggle with her weight.

The Wilson-Phillips star, daughter of Beach Boy rocker Brian Wilson, underwent gastric bypass surgery in 1999 after expanding to a weight of 300 pounds (136 kilograms) on her five-foot-three-inch (1.61 meter) frame.

Qualified by doctors as morbidly obese, Wilson became an easy target for stand-up comics and a centrepiece among tabloid fodder - and now she's turning inward to reveal details of lesbian affairs, her battle with drug and alcohol addiction and her rocky relationship with her famous father in the latest tome.

Forty-year-old Wilson, now a married mother to three-year-old daughter Lola, whittled down from a U.S. size 28 to a size six after shedding 152 pounds (68.9 kilograms) following the surgery.

The singer posed in Playboy in 2003 to show off her new figure - though she has since put some of her weight back on.

Wilson is set to collaborate with Chicago Sun Times' newspaper journalist Cindy Pearlman on the new book.

In 2005, Wilson published a collection of family-style recipes in her cookbook To Serve With Love. She has also published 2003's I'm Still Hungry, a follow-up to her 2001 autobiography Gut Feelings: From Fear and Despair to Health and Hope.

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Friday, 13 June 2008

Coldplay - Martins Songwriting Trauma

COLDPLAY frontman CHRIS MARTIN rarely shares a bed with wife GWYNETH PALTROW when he is writing music - because he works at night in a hidden corner of their London home.

The singer confesses the creative process is a tortuous one for him, and his best lyrics are often fuelled by insomnia.

Martin, currently promoting the band's new album Viva La Vida, tells Rolling Stone magazine, "My problem is that I often take a sleeping pill in order to go to sleep, but then I get excited about a song, so I go and play music, and then it kind of kicks in halfway through.

"I have a little corner where nobody can hear me in the middle of the night, and that's where I spend most of the night times. I wake up the next morning and find these strange notes to myself. I'm a little bit ashamed about it."

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