Rapper Lil Wayne is to become dad for the fourth time.
According to E!Online, 27-year-old singer Nivea is pregnant with the “Lollipop” singer’s fourth kid.
This child would be the third son in about a year for the 27-year-old Wayne (real name Dwayne Michael Carter Jr.), reports Us magazine.
Wayne’s first son was born to a woman – [...]
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Lil Wayne to be dad for fourthRapper Lil Wayne is to become dad for the fourth time. According to E!Online, 27-year-old singer Nivea is pregnant with the “Lollipop†singer’s fourth kid. This child would be the third son in about a year for the 27-year-old Wayne (real name Dwayne Michael Carter Jr.), reports Us magazine. Wayne’s first son was born to a woman – whose identity has not been made public – last October. His second son, Lennox Samuel Ari, was born to actress Lauren London in September 2009. The Grammy award winning hip-hop artist is also father to a daughter, Reginae, nine, from ex-wife Antonia Carter. time
October 16th, 2009 |
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Justin Bieber diggin’ on Beyonce
September 4th, 2009 |
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Mini heart-throb Justin Bieber, 15, has revealed Beyonce Knowles as his ultimate celebrity crush, claiming rapper JAY-Z better “watch out!”
The jokester, who has risen to fame underneath the popularity of his hit single ‘One Time’ also lists actresses Megan Fox and Elissa Sursara, as well as singers Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez.
A thing for older [...]
Whitney Houston not a morning person when it comes to singing live
August 3rd, 2009 |
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Whitney Houston will not be singing live on her performance on ‘Good Morning America’ in September, as she is not a morning person.
Instead of singing live, the singer’s performance will be pre-taped the day before.
“Lots of singers don”t like to perform at 7:30 in the morning,” the New York Post quoted an insider as saying.
While [...]
Califone: New Album
July 15th, 2009 |
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Califone Will Release Their New Album All My Friends Are Funeral Singers
October 6 On Dead Oceans
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The critically acclaimed Chicago post-rock act Califone is set to release their forthcoming album All My Friends Are Funeral Singers October 6 on Dead Oceans. The album marks the highly anticipated follow-up to 2006′s Roots & Crowns, which The New York Times calls “enthralling,” and Paste praises as “Acoustic Delta blues, back-porch Appalachia, folk-pop and syncopated funk marinate in futuristic sounds, like Mississippi John Hurt, Neil Young and Curtis Mayfield transported through Four Tet‘s chop shop.”
The Chicago-based band consists of multi-instrumentalists Tim Rutili, Jim Becker, Joe Adamik, and Ben Masseralla. On All My Friends Are Funeral Singers, produced by longtime collaborator Brian Deck (Iron & Wine, Gomez, Modest Mouse), the band employs a wide range of instrumentation and electronic effects to create a dense collage of sounds. Instruments range from the traditional (guitar, violin, banjo, percussion) to the unusual (optigan, stylophone, baritone ukulele, mbira, thumb piano).
Primary songwriter and vocalist Tim Rutili, whose artistic endeavors stretch beyond music and include the creation of surreal short documentaries, music video and film scores, recently wrote and directed his first feature-length film. The screenplay for the film draws on the same themes and inspirations as the album, and many of the songs were written at the same time and contain the same images and characters. The film, also titled All My Friends Are Funeral Singers, will be submitted to film festivals early next year. Califone will incorporate a full-length presentation of the film during their live performances, adding a new element to the band’s live show.
Nationwide tour dates will be confirmed shortly.