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Lionsgate Signs Grammy-Nominated(R) Pine Leaf Boys for Records and Publishing

SANTA MONICA, Calif., Aug. 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Lionsgate (NYSE:
LGF), the leading next generation filmed entertainment studio, has signed
cajun/zydeco act as the Pine Leaf Boys to a record and publishing care, it was
announced today by Lionsgate Music President Jay Faires. Their modern album is
slated for a September release.

"Their last deuce records actually caught our attention and when the
opportunity came to work with them, we jumped at it," said Faires. "Wilson
and the guys are so plainly talented and to control them treat this genre
with such reverence piece they strike it ahead is very exciting to us. This
continues our push into what we see as underserved genres from which we can
break away new acts."

Hailing from southwest Louisiana, the Pine Leaf Boys made their mark in
2007 with a Grammy (R) nomination for Best Cajun/Zydeco Album. The banding
consists of five musicians in their 20s wHO have created their have take on
traditional Cajun music. With three European tours in the past year and
approximately 160 tour dates that included Jazzfest, Merlefest, and the
Kennedy Center, the Pine Leaf Boys make become renowned for their strong live
performances. Geoffrey Himes praises them in a New York Times article,
describing their shows as "combination a orphic past -- the virtually
forgotten idiom and the archaic squeezebox's red bellows -- with an
unembarrassed rock 'n' roll energy." Rolling Stone describes the group as
"steeped in tradition ... merely with free-range ambitions in soul" and NPR
recently featured the Pine Leaf Boys on "Morning Edition," crediting the
band for keeping Cajun Music alive.

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its film slate. Lionsgate's music team recently proclaimed an unprecedented
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such as Bob Dylan, Miles Davis and the Andrews Sisters on the Golden
Globe(R) winning and multiple Emmy-winning television drama "Mad Men,"
innovative main title covers from the likes of Linkin Park, Randy Newman
and Elvis Costello on the television system comedy impinge on "Weeds" and original end
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Lionsgate is the leading next generation filmed entertainment studio
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the box office. The Company has also forged leadership positions in
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 Dotyk Chmur

   Year: 1987   
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Arnold Schoenberg and Anton Webern

   
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 Pierot Lunaire - Concerto Op. 24

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Coens triumph at Critics' Choice Awards

The Coen Brothers latest movie 'No Country For Old Men' was the big winner at the 2008 Critics' Choice Awards in Los Angeles last night.
The film landed three awards including the coveted Best Picture award.
Joel and Ethan Coen shared the Best Director trophy while the Best Supporting Actor category went to Javier Bardem.
The awards are given out by the Broadcast Film Critics Association and have often served as a good indicator as to who may pick up Oscar nominations later this month.
Unlike the Golden Globes the awards are not covered by Writer's Guild contracts so they were not affected by the ongoing strike which has forced the cancellation of the prestigious Golden Globe Awards.
Other winners at the event included Daniel Day Lewis, who picked up Best Actor for his role in 'There Will Be Blood', and Julie Christie, who won Best Actress for 'Away From Her'.

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Mumba voted out of Dancing on Ice

Mumba voted out of Dancing on Ice

Isaac Bashevis Singer Samantha Mumba has been voted away the world show 'Dancing on Ice'.
She left the show finale night subsequently the book of Judges chose to make unnecessary javelin throwster Steve Backley, following the skate-off subsequently the public suffrage.
Mumba said afterward: "I've really enjoyed myself. This is something I'm going to keep up."
Meanwhile, 'Coronation Street' asterisk Zaraah Abrahams has joined the show as a dissident, chase the difference of injured television system presenter Michael Underwood.

Britney Spears told to pay $400,000 in lawyers’ fees

Britney Spears told to pay $400,000 in lawyers’ fees

A Los Angeles court on Th ordered payment of near $400,000 to the attorneys involved with Britney Spears’ conservatorship case.
Whole the attorneys have been workings on the case for less than three months.
There are 2 conservators of Spears’ financial, medical checkup and legal decisions: Andrew Notecase and her father, Jamie. Billfold, wHO has not been paid nevertheless, testament be presumption $100,000. Jamie is organism paid $2,500 per workweek.

Zimmers Hole Frontman's Spit Made Into Artwork; Plus Guns N' Roses, Slipknot & More News That Rules, In Metal File

Zimmers Hole Frontman's Spit Made Into Artwork; Plus Guns N' Roses, Slipknot & More News That Rules, In Metal File

There's been a great deal of confusion regarding the true identity of the Heathen, who fronts thrashy speed-metallers Zimmers Hole. Some think the Heathen is actually Devin Townsend, one of metal's most sought-after producers and the man who fronts Strapping Young Lad.
Considering that the band is rounded out by Strapping's drummer Gene Hoglan, guitarist Jed Simon and bassist Byron Stroud, and that Townsend produced Zimmers' new LP, While You Were Shouting at the Devil, We Were in League With Satan (in stores now), it's understandable how some fans might make that assumption. And then, on top of all that, Devin and the Heathen have uncannily similar voices, which hasn't helped matters.
But the Heathen — who dons devil horns when the band takes the stage — wants you to know he's not Devin Townsend, although he does credit the crazed Canadian with helping him hone his pipes.
"We're not one and the same person," he said, pointing out that Zimmers Hole was formed well before Strapping came on the scene. "Our voices have similarities, and I've known Devin forever. Where his voice has holes, that's where I'm strong. So I've basically been his studio whore the last three years. He knows my voice really well, and he basically pimps it out. I'm pretty much the mystery background vocalist for Strapping, and I think we've influenced each other a whole lot, vocally."
The Heathen (born Chris Valagao) doesn't mind people mistaking him for his longtime pal, who he claims rules the studio with an iron first. "He's a slave driver," said the Heathen. "He just pushes and pushes and pushes, until he gets the take he wants. That's why the stuff he produces is the way it is. Dude's got skills, man."
And so does the Heathen. When he takes the stage, he goes into full-on demonic possession mode and becomes hell-bent on corrupting the innocent with pure debauchery and malevolence — which is why the possibility of Zimmers Hole playing Ozzfest (yep, we've heard rumors) seems so inviting.
"We'd look forward to playing Ozzfest, just to f--- with people," he said. "Basically, they're going to get it — they have no choice when they come see us. We're going to ram it down their f---ing throats, because live, I take no prisoners. You simply have no choice."
For the most part, Zimmers Hole — who will be touring the States in the fall with Sigh — thrive on humor. Their lyrics poke fun at the metal genre and the album's title, for instance, is something of an inside joke the lads share. "But at the same time, we're celebrating metal," he defended, before launching into the story behind While You Were Shouting at the Devil, We Were in League With Satan.
"It came from a quote. ... I believe David Vincent of Morbid Angel was having a conversation with one of the guys from Forbidden," he recalled. "They were drinking and f---ing around, and they got into this argument over who's more metal. The dude from Forbidden, at one point, turned to Dave and said, 'Dude, when you were shouting at the devil [an obvious reference to Mötley Crüe], I was in league with Satan [a reference to Venom],' and Jed was in the room and picked up on that. So we started saying it as a joke. That little statement applies to a whole bunch of sh--. Basically, 'When you were a poseur, I was the real deal.' "
Even Zimmers Hole's formation is something of a humorous yarn. According to the Heathen, he'd once been in a band called the Kill with late bassist Dean Robert Zimmer, a 6-foot-6 gentleman with a huge green mohawk. "He was missing a few teeth and was a pretty imposing figure," the Heathen said. "That band disbanded, and Dean went on and formed a band call the Process. They were doing some big shows, and at the time, me and Byron were roommates, and Dean calls us up [and] tells Byron, 'We have this show, and the opener canceled. Do you want the opening slot?' He hangs up the phone and turns to me and goes, 'We have five days to start a band.' "
After four days holed up in a practice space with just the right amount of booze, Zimmers wrote several tracks, which would eventually become the core of 1997's Bound by Fire.
"This gentleman, Dean Zimmer, we go out drinking with him to a few parties, and he would proclaim it 'Clothing Optional Hour,' and so you'd have this big guy, taking all his clothes off in the middle of the party," the Heathen remembered. "He'd look around the room for the beautiful people and proceed to spread his ass cheeks wide open and run backwards at them, just to f--- with them. So when we got this first gig, we decided to call the band Zimmers Hole, just to roast the big guy."
The music they'd written was insane, and sounded very Mr. Bungle-esque. "I was listening to a lot of Brutal Truth at the time, and it was like this grindcore-spazz-jazz thing," the Heathen said. "The place went ape-sh-- for it, and the rest is history. Since then, Zimmers has been like a gentlemen's club — it's what we do to hide from the girlfriends and our responsibilities. We think the songs are awesome to play, and they make us laugh. Really, we don't care if anybody else likes it."
The Heathen said that already, Zimmers Hole have started scratching out ideas for their next studio effort. He's even named two songs: "Ride the Spider" and "Breath of a Thousand Co--s." And the Heathen said he'd like to work with Dev again, if only to make him another decorative artifact.
"In the studio, I tend to hack up a lot of lung when I am pushing to get a performance, so Devin provided me with this vase to spit in, and over the passage of the recording, I probably collected about a liter-and-a-half of spit," the Heathen confessed. "Devin refused to throw it out. He still has it in his studio. He actually sealed it, put a lid on it and made some weirdo papier-mâché face thing, and now it's some sort of sacred idol. It's been there six months, so I don't know what form of life has grown inside. There's probably a baby Heathen in the vase."
The rest of the week's metal news:
It won't be long before we start hearing new music from Slipknot, but for now, we'll just have to make due with the photos the band has been posting over at its MySpace page. Some of the photos display the new masks the band will be sporting on the upcoming RockStar Energy Mayhem festival, which is set to kick off July 9 in Seattle. ...
Could it be true? Could Guns N' Roses be done with Chinese Democracy, an album it has taken more than a decade to complete? Well, according to NME, Axl Rose has turned in the effort to his label, Geffen Records. ... DragonForce are reportedly in the studio, working on the yet-untitled follow-up to 2006's Inhuman Rampage, which has already been slated for an August 26 release date. Metal File will have more on the effort in the coming weeks. ...
Hatebreed have entered into a new agreement with Koch Records. As part of the deal, Koch will issue three Hatebreed releases, the first being the band's first live DVD, which will be in stores in the fall. At some point after that, Hatebreed is expected to begin work on their next LP. We'll keep you posted. ... All That Remains will start recording their next record May 1 in Florida, with producer Jason Suecof (Bury Your Dead, Chimaira). "We are wicked pumped to be working with Jason," frontman Phil Labonte said. "He's been a friend for a long time, and we are super-excited to hear how he will bend [our] sound and help squeeze new and badass metal out of our collective brains." ...
I guess a peace pipe has been smoked between now and three weeks ago, as Brain Drill seem to have mended fences. "Brain Drill will be carrying on despite all the recent rumors of breakups," the band said in a statement. "The band is currently looking for a new drummer, and more information will be made available shortly for those interested in trying out for the spot." The guys had announced on their MySpace page not too long ago that they were done (which makes us question their using the word "rumors" in the statement, but whatever), citing internal strife sparked by some of the bandmembers' chronic marijuana intake. ... Dark Tranquillity, Divine Heresy and Firewind will all be teaming up for a brief U.S. run next month. Things will get under way May 31 in Tempe, Arizona, and shows are booked through June 10 in Raleigh, North Carolina. ...
The date has been set for this year's Virginia Death Fest — the event is scheduled for May 10 and 11 and will feature Death Angel, God Forbid, Soilent Green, Dying Fetus, Origin, Sworn Enemy, Thy Will Be Done and Plague the Suffering, among others. ... Disturbed, In Flames, Testament and Children of Bodom will be performing at the Metal Hammer Golden Gods 2008 ceremony, set for June 16 in London. The event will be hosted by Gwar's Oderus Urungus and will be aired on MTV2 at a later date. Machine Head, Arch Enemy and Megadeth are up for the Best Live Band award, while Every Time I Die, Bloodsimple and DevilDriver are nominated for Breakthrough Artist honors. ... Celtic Frost singer and guitarist Tom Gabriel Fischer has apparently left the band, "due to the irresolvable, severe erosion of the personal basis so urgently required to collaborate within a band so unique, volatile and ambitious," a statement reads.

Tragida

   
Artist: Tragida

   Genre(s): 
Trance
   

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 Dream Eyes WEB

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 3

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Garraway denies affair with dance partner

Garraway denies affair with dance partner

TV presenter Kate Garraway has said she and her married man are as in love as of all time, dismissing allegations about her relationship with her 'Strictly Come Dancing' collaborator Anton Du Beke.
In a statement released by her solicitors, Garraway, world Health Organization is married to psychotherapist Derek Draper, said she had been "extremely injure" by allegations in a Billy Sunday newspaper.
She said: "Contrary to these insinuations Derek and I are as faithful, happy and in making love today as we have ever been.
She continued: "The field truth is that Anton and I became friends during 'Strictly Come Dancing'."
"Since then we often work and hang out together. For that to be twisted into something else is sad, hurtful and entirely untrue."
The 'GMTV' presenter added: "I am exceedingly upset and pain by the allegations. I made it acquit ahead publication that there was no verity to them whatsoever.
"Presumption they were published in any event and carry on to be published, I feel I receive no option but to ingest libel legal proceeding against the newspaper to limit the record straight."




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Spears undergoing psychiatric evaluation

Spears undergoing psychiatric evaluation

Britney Spears is on a psychiatric bind in a Los Angeles infirmary as she undergoes valuation.
The 26-year-old was taken from her home to hospital yesterday by ambulance.
Oral presentation to People cartridge, Spears' voice, Surface-to-air missile Lutfi, said that Spears was undergoing evaluation on the orders of her shrink.
"She went willingly," Lufti told the magazine publisher. "It was like something in her heart was telling her she should go. She knew something was legal injury."
UCLA Checkup Center declined to support if Spears was a patient, citing confidentiality.
Spears' parents and Lufti were pictured going the infirmary on Thursday. When asked if her girl was "OK" by reporters, the singer's mother Lynne said: "Yes."
Friends and family experience said they believe that the 26-year-old is suffering from bipolar disorder or other psychiatric problems.
An unnamed seed told Us Weekly that Spears had not slept since Sabbatum.
The source said that the "treatment" by Spears' crime syndicate and psychiatrist had been planned for a turn of days.
The National Alliance on Mental Illness in the US has pleaded for Spears' secrecy during her treatment.