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:: Lady Gaga enjoys a football game like any normal sports fan - wearing a diamond-encrusted tutu while pouring out extremely expensive champagne. [Celebuzz]
:: Ke$ha gets patriotic while pimping out her Baby-G watch line. [Just Jared]
:: Sheryl Crow will write the score to a new Broadway musical based on the 1982 movie Diner. "If It Makes You Hungry" opening number, anyone? [Vulture]
:: Twilight star Robert Pattinson is reportedly recording an album. The first track will just be pre-teens screaming in joy. [Pink Is The New Blog]
:: Kelly Clarkson has gone through a variety of looks over the years, but she's pretty much always been the definition of "super cute". [MTV Buzzworthy]
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Posts Tagged ‘Sheryl Crow’
Mariah Carey And Kylie Minogue To Give Tree Lighting Special A Dose Of Diva
Fri Nov 5 2010 by Robbie Daw
NBC's 13th annual Christmas In Rockefeller Center special just got a lot more festive with the announcement of its lineup of performers this year: Merry Christmas II You mom-to-be Mariah Carey, Kylie Minogue, Susan Boyle, Annie Lennox (who has her own A Christmas Cornucopia out November 16), Sheryl Crow, Jessica Simpson, Katherine Jenkins, Josh Groban, Charice and even pint-sized America's Got Talent opera tween Jackie Evancho. That's a whole lot of diva to light one Christmas tree! The special airs live on November 30 at 8 p.m. EST. [Via The Hollywood Reporter]
Justin Timberlake Is A No-Show In Sheryl Crow’s “Sign Your Name” Video
Fri Sep 17 2010 by Robbie Daw
Occasional singer Justin Timberlake provides vocals on Sheryl Crow's cover of Terence Trent D'Arby's 1988 hit "Sign Your Name." Alas, he's nowhere to be found in the music video for the tune, which appears on Crow's recent Top 10 album 100 Miles From Memphis. Head below to watch ageless Sheryl's latest, and to see the clip for the original version of the song.
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Eminem’s ‘Recovery’ #1 For A Fifth Week, Holds Off Rick Ross And Sheryl Crow
Wed Jul 28 2010 by Robbie Daw
In its fifth week at #1 on the Billboard Top 200, Eminem's unstoppable Recovery sold another 187,000 copies and fended off new albums from Rick Ross and Sheryl Crow. Even more painful—Jonas Brothers' latest, the Jonas L.A. soundtrack, was beat on the chart by the 18th installment of the Kidz Bop series. See how the album roundup played out after the jump.
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The 10 Most Absurd Influences Seen In Miley Cyrus’ “Can’t Be Tamed” Music Video
Wed May 5 2010 by Erika Brooks Adickman
Miley Cyrus spread her wings and left the cozy Disney nest yesterday with her "Look how grown up I am!" music video for "Can't Be Tamed." While watching the Hannah Montana star strut like a proud peacock (in a corset worth the price of a college tuition), we couldn't help but notice that many of the elements in Miley's video seemed familiar—almost too familiar. Finally we were able to put our finger on the 10 cuckoo elements that must have influenced "Can't Be Tamed". After the jump, check out our list and see if you agree. And be sure to chime in if you think we've made a glaring omission! More »
‘Good Morning America’ Summer Concert Series Lines Up Black Eyed Peas, Miley Cyrus, Jonas Brothers And More
Thu Apr 29 2010 by Becky Bain
Good Morning America announced its annual summer concert series, and it looks like there's something for everybody—that is, if absolutely no one is a fan of indie rock music. Jump below to check out the lineup. More »
Lilith Fair 2010 Lineup Includes More Than Pretty Faces
Thu Dec 10 2009 by Becky Bain
It’s been eleven years since the last Lilith Fair toured the country, and it’s interesting to note who’s still making relevant music over a decade later: past performers Sheryl Crow, Tegan & Sara (they played one date of the last incarnation), Erykah Badu, The Indigo Girls and Lilith Fair founder Sarah McLachlan are all coming back for the return of the ladies-only music fest. (Paula Cole and Meredith Brooks, however, are still MIA.)
The newcomers include top names from across the spectrum: soul songstresses Mary J. Blige and Jill Scott (and pop-soul android Janelle Monae), country firecrackers Sugarland and Miranda Lambert and pop dolls such as Sarah Bareilles and the ever-so-quotable Ke$ha. (Who wants to be the one to tell her Jack Daniels isn’t a sponsor?) Check out the first group of artists on the lineup after the jump. More »
“30 Rock” Brings Together A Few Voices That Care
Fri May 15 2009 by Maura
Last night’s 30 Rock season finale closed out with a grand parody of one of those celebrity-studded benefit songs, a la “We’re Sending Our Love Down This Well” and “What’s Going On ‘01.” “Kidney Now!” saw Cyndi Lauper, Michael McDonald, Mary J. Blige, Elvis Costello, Norah Jones, and a slew of other well/sorta-well-known musicians warbling in honor of Jack Donaghy’s dad (played by Alan Alda)’s nephorotic needs. There’s even a splashy mini-site with a karaoke version of the track to go along with it–although Clay Aiken fans are probably going to get a bit riled up, given that its list of participating celebrities somehow managed to exclude their hero, perhaps because of his alleged relation to Kenneth the Page. (Take heart, Claymates: Mike D got left off the list as well, and he doesn’t even have your insane completely devoted fanbase!) Clip after the jump. More »
David Lynch Gets Half The Beatles Back Together
Thu Mar 5 2009 by Maura
Ringo Starr has been added to the lineup of next month’s concert benefiting The David Lynch Foundation For Consciousness-Based Education And World Peace, which already had Paul McCartney and Eddie Vedder (and, sigh, Sheryl Crow) on its bill. The meteorologist-slash-director has a goal of teaching one million children to meditate; “In today’s world of fear and uncertainty, every child should have one class period a day to dive within himself and experience the field of silence-bliss-the enormous reservoir of energy and intelligence that is deep within all of us,” he says in a statement on the foundation’s Web site. (Which has me thinking about the boredom/bliss divide that the late David Foster Wallace wanted to probe with his final work of fiction, not to mention how excited I am to be staying in a hotel that doesn’t have TVs in its rooms next week.)
This Just In: Artists Who Don’t Sell Many Records Even Less Likely To Sell Lots Of Clothing
Thu Feb 5 2009 by Maura
Ad Age reports that celebrities trying to earn some extra scratch from their name’s wattage might want to start looking somewhere that isn’t a fashion “partnership” with a retail outlet, what with the economy continuing its long, slow swoon and chains all over the country struggling to keep their lights on. Tough break, musicians who want to avenge those rejected FIT applications!
