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Monday, 23 June 2008
R. Kelly: I'm Not Taking the Stand
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Sunday, 15 June 2008
Living End Make Noise With New Album!
The Living End have been one of Australia's best loved bands for years, and next month they unleash their brand new studio album 'White Noise'!
take40.com went to an exclusive laneway gig to see the guys play some of the new songs live... and they sounded amazing!
Previewing new songs like 'Make The Call', 'Raise The Alarm' and 'Moment In The Sun' - The Living End were in top form, and definitely excited us about the release of 'White Noise'!
Closing the set with a cover of AC/DC's 'Jailbreak' (with Jon Toogood from Shihad on guitar), the concert most certainly ended on a truly rockin' high note.
'White Noise' is set to be released on July 19th, and if the laneway gig was anything to go by, it is certanly going to rock!
Check out the title track on your radio now, and stay tuned to take40.com as we'll be chatting to the Living End boys this week!
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Wednesday, 4 June 2008
No Twins Yet For Angelina Jolie
Reports that Angelina Jolie has given birth to her twins are premature, her representative stated on Friday (May 30), after stories circulated that the new additions to her family had arrived.
"Angelina has not given birth," her rep explained to People. "She is fine, enjoying her home and her family in France."
While attending the recent Cannes Film Festival, Jolie announced she was expecting twins after her 'Kung Fu Panda' co-star, Jack Black, accidentally let the news slip during an interview on the U.S. 'Today' show.
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Saturday, 31 May 2008
Madonna orders Timberlake to drop pants
Speaking at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, where Madonna was honoured, the 27-year-old star said: "She proceeds to pull a Ziploc bag of B-12 syringes out [of her purse] and says, 'Drop 'em'."
"I don't know what you say to that, so I immediately dropped my pants," Timberlake said, referring to the incident as "one of the greatest days" of his life.
When Madonna later took to the stage, she said: "Everything he said is basically true, but I didn't say 'drop 'em,' I said, 'pull your pants down'. I like to be accurate because you know I am a control freak."
Check out all the pictures from the ceremony in our gallery here.
Friday, 30 May 2008
Co-star gave Pitt marriage insight
The comic star revealed to the Daily Express newspaper: "I did a scene with Brad in the back of a taxi and it was only a few days after he had married Jennifer. I chatted to him for hours giving him advice about the three stages of marriage."
He continued: "Stage one is perfection - blind love. Stage two is the difficult stage because you start to despise everything about her. If you can deal with the baggage you can possibly get to stage three - a harmonious marriage."
Pitt and Aniston were married in July 2000 in Malibu and Djalili told the newspaper: "After six weeks Brad came up to me and said, 'I'm definitely in stage two Omid!'"
Rumours of marital problems surfaced in 2004 as Pitt filmed 'Mr and Mrs Smith' alongside Angelina Jolie.
Aniston, 39, filed for divorce in March 2005. A month later, Pitt, 44, was seen with Jolie in Kenya. Earlier this week it was claimed the couple are planning to marry in an intimate ceremony this summer.
Pete Wentz - Wentz Slams Mtv Bosses
Newlywed PETE WENTZ has taken time out of celebrating his nuptials to launch a scathing attack on music network MTV.
The Fall Out Boy bassist is "frustrated" by bosses at the channel because of the small amount of airtime actually dedicated to playing music.
The 28-year-old has even started a poll on his online blog, asking fans, "What's the number one thing you hate about MTV?"
And Wentz says, "I could only assume that you would be completely frustrated with the same things I am with MTV. It is a network called music television that does not play music videos. And when they do play videos, it is in 30 second clips on (show) TRL or underneath the credits of whatever reality show.
"The truth is whole videos should be played. Bands should play live. Premieres should be a big deal like they used to be, not just a snippet of a video. Artists should be able to let their imaginations go and know that people will be able to see what they have crafted. Artists should talk about their videos. we should and can make the music video important again."
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