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:: Adam Lambert shot back at Tokio Hotel fans who suggested he was copying singer Bill Kaulitz's look, tweeting that he was "rockin this hairdo when Bill still had his lions mane... all this copycat talk is dumb". Surely, everyone will calm down now. [Neon Limelight]
:: Rihanna kicked off the UK leg of her world tour wearing one-eyed sunglasses and a bodysuit that bore a resemblance to Pink's Grammy performance outfit. [Just Jared]
:: Justin Timberlake has reportedly taped a "secret segment" for the season finale of SNL next week. Odds that it will be more entertaining than Betty White and Jay-Z? Zero. [Via Vulture/NYP]
:: It's officially too late to send your Mom a Mothers Day card. It is not too late to send her an Ozzy Osbourne video or one of the other 14 mother's day videos assembled by the experts. [Billboard]
:: Speaking of yo' mama, here's a list of infamous insults hurled by our favorite stars. Remind us never to make Lily Allen angry. [Spinner]
After the jump, find out how late you'll have to stay up to see Green Day in action.
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Posts Tagged ‘Tokio Hotel’
The Morning Mix: Adam Lambert Steps Into The Lion’s Den, Engages Tokio Hotel Fans
Mon May 10 2010 by Idolator Staff
Tokio Hotel’s Frontman Reveals That He’s Either A Robot Or A Real Doll
Wed Sep 2 2009 by Maura
Five Upcoming Album Titles That Should Be Seriously Rethought
Mon Jul 20 2009 by Maura
Titling an album is tough, especially in the era of people being averse to giving a hoot about new music. How do you sum up your artistic intentions in a few words that will look good on a five-inch-square piece of cardboard jammed into a big-box retailer’s rackspace? Unfortunately, some artists have been tripped up by the process so badly that we had to step in and gently tell them that they may not be rocking such a great look, word-wise. After the jump, five examples of really bad album titles that are on the way to a music retailer near you. (NB: Mew’s No More Stories Are Told Today I’m Sorry They Washed Away No More Stories the World Is Grey I’m Tired Let’s Wash Away gets a pass today, because their set at the Pitchfork Music Festival last night was absolute bliss.) More »
Is Nothing Sacred? Dept.
Tue Dec 9 2008 by Maura
Internet sensations Tokio Hotel may be lipsyncing… More »
MIchael Jackson May Lead A Pack Of Synchronized Zombies Down The Great White Way
Fri Nov 7 2008 by Kate Richardson
If there’s one thing you can be absolutely sure of, it’s that Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” will never, ever die, thanks to awesomely crappy early-oughts pop-punk, bad rom-coms, and silly world record attempts. So it’s no surprise that rumors are now surfacing about Thriller: The Musical!
Tokio Hotel Drummer Really Embracing The Rock And Roll Lifestyle
Wed Nov 5 2008 by Maura
Tokio Hotel, the “famous on the Internet” band of German mope-rockers, have had a clean-cut image… until now, anyway. No, pretty boy singer Bill Kaulitz hasn’t revealed that he’s actually an animatronic Real Doll: The drummer, Gustav Schafer (he’s the one on the left), went on something of a driving spree in Germany yeterday, crossing lanes and crashing into trams in a blaze of… well, something:
Microsoft (Still) Thinks Boy Bands Are Hilarious!
Wed Oct 8 2008 by Kate Richardson
Parody is a tricky form. Do it just right, and you’re a keen cultural observer with a razor sharp critical eye. But get it wrong and you look pathetically out of touch. Not surprisingly, Microsoft has gone the latter route, coming up with a fake boy band called 4 Softies and a Pizza Guy (what?) to promote Windows 7. They even have a silly music video! It looks like a rejected MadTV segment from 1999!
Rick Astley-Tokio Hotel Battle To Engulf The Internet In Flames, Clicking
Thu Oct 2 2008 by Maura
Earlier this week, MTV Europe announced the nominations for the European Music Awards, and I got halfway through a post about the nods before I got completely, utterly bored. Duffy’s Rockferry as a potential Album Of The Year? A shoehorned-in nod for the huge-in-Europe 30 Seconds To Mars? Well, apparently I wasn’t the only person on the Internet to be a bit underwhelmed by the nods, because in an effort to rally the troops via the employment of a meme that died six months ago, MTV has decided that Rick Astley–he of the Internet gotcha known as the “Rickroll”–should be one of the potential winners of the “Best Act Ever” award. And to further ensure that Internet attention would be forthwith, one of the other nominees is the way-more-popular-online-than-in-real-life German act Tokio Hotel. Yes, that’s for the best act ever, and not of that three-month period during sophomore year when you wrote in your journal a lot and thought hard about life’s unfairness. The full slate of potential all-time winners after the jump.
Presented Without Comment
Tue Sep 30 2008 by Dan Gibson
Miriam, a fan of inexplicably semi-huge… More »
Thu Aug 14 2008 by Maura
Tokio Hotel popped back into the album charts, selling 3,500 copies of Scream in the wake of their hosting TRL all week and coming in at No. 182 on the Billboard 200. The album by these so-called “sensations” has sold 67,000 copies since it came out on May 6. More »
