Loading ...The “special guest” who came out during Perry Farrell’s DJ set at Lollapalooza was none other than famous lesbian Samantha Ronson. How cutting edge are her playlist skills? So next-level, she’s not embarrassed to spin a song that her stepdad played on. More »
Posts Tagged ‘Lindsay Lohan’
Sun Aug 3 2008 by Maura
The “special guest” who came out during Perry Farrell’s DJ set at Lollapalooza was none other than famous lesbian Samantha Ronson. How cutting edge are her playlist skills? So next-level, she’s not embarrassed to spin a song that her stepdad played on. More »
Wed Jul 30 2008 by Michaelangelo Matos
The gossip pages are incoherent at the best of times, but this “portrait” of Samantha Ronson, aimed at folks who barely grasp the real-world role of Ronson’s GIRLFRIEND GIRLFRIEND A THOUSAND TIMES GIRLFRIEND Lindsay Lohan, is a doozy. More »
Wed Jul 30 2008 by Michaelangelo Matos
The gossip pages are incoherent at the best of times, but this “portrait” of Samantha Ronson, aimed at folks who barely grasp the real-world role of Ronson’s GIRLFRIEND GIRLFRIEND A THOUSAND TIMES GIRLFRIEND Lindsay Lohan, is a doozy. More »
N*E*R*D Get Their Cobrasnake On
Wed May 14 2008 by anthonyjmiccio
Lindsay Lohan, Kanye West, and a guy dressed up like a giant nose show up in the video for “Everybody Nose,” the predictably annoying new single from N*E*R*D. Coked-out potential American Apparel models strike awkward poses for Pharrell as he and his bandmates yell “achoo! achoo!” and get caught in a mosh. Ironically, this track, both musically and lyrically, is meant as more of a critique of club culture than a celebration. More »
Lindsay Lohan’s Long Island Roots Are Showing All Over Her New Single
Thu May 8 2008 by Maura
Another Lindsay Lohan album? Why not, when everything else about the music business is in Titanic-redecoration mode? Thankfully, she seems to have given up on the overly parenthetical titles for “Bossy,” the first song from the album to leak. More »
N.E.R.D. Video Shoot Gets Bloody, Stars Dancing Nose
Fri Apr 4 2008 by anthonyjmiccio
A N.E.R.D. video shoot featuring Lindsay Lohan and a giant, dancing nose turned even more tragic thanks to a bloody brawl between two extras on Wednesday night. Lohan and Kanye West, another visitor to the shoot for Pharrell and Co.’s ode to cocaine-inspired bathroom lines “Everybody Nose,” had already left the nightclub in Manhattan when the fight began. No word on whether the giant, dancing nose had been bloodied.
Lindsay Lohan’s Rehab Conquest’s Band Just As Lousy As You Might Expect
Fri Sep 21 2007 by Maura
From the “That’s Life In The Inferno Of Postmodernity” files: One of the most popular bands on Google Trends right now is the Atlanta duo Dead Stays Alive, one-half of which “befriended” Lindsay Lohan while the two were in rehab. (Rumors that the two hooked up have been zinging around the gossipsphere; Lohan’s rep is, of course, calling those tales “mean.”) Tony Allen, the Dead Stays Alive member in question, has even been referred to as “famous” more than once, which I’m going to chalk up to people confusing him with the Tony Allen who played with Fela Kuti and The Good, The Bad, And The Queen, and not the fact that he was spilling his guts about Lindsay on Extra the other night.
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Tue May 29 2007 by Brian Raftery
- 50 Cent has pushed the release date for his Curtis album from next month to September; in a press release on Interscope.com, 50 says: “I’m an international artist. My fans worldwide deserve to receive my album at the same time as my fans here in the US.” More »
Kelly Clarkson Does Not Want Lindsay Lohan’s Sloppy Seconds
Tue May 15 2007 by Maura
Kelly Clarkson’s release-date woes may be over–My December, which was shelved, then set for release in late July, is now coming out next month–but she probably isn’t making many friends at her label by telling all about how those rumors started:
“Everybody always wants me to go in different directions. Obviously they’re a record label so they need to sell records.They want the formula writers and the formula producers that do everybody else’s stuff, and while I love some of those people… and I don’t mind working with that…I just don’t like working with someone that gives you a song and is like, ‘Oh, I wrote this for you.’ But you find out that they’ve given it to every other artist and they turned it down, you know?” More »
