The Beaver County blues act is booked this Tuesday and Friday at Cafe Boogaloo in Hermosa Beach, Calif., run by former New Brighton area resident Nick Klutka.Ī little West Coast exposure can be another step up the career ladder for a band that finished 12th in the 2008 International Blues Challenge in Memphis. ** Billy the Kid and the Regulators are going to California. Maybe it will be “Unstoppable,” an action film Scott has signed on to direct, reuniting him with Denzel Washington.
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* Hot rumor: Director Tony Scott (“The Taking of Pelham 123”) is looking to film a movie this fall in Pittsburgh.
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What, you were expecting them to say they were pushing the TV cameras out the door and instead focusing on rebuilding their marriage? Of course the episode’s big “surprise” was that Jon and Kate filed for divorce but the show will go on after a brief hiatus. That won’t dispel the frequent criticism that Jon and Kate are exploiting their children for money. Company spokesmen appeared prominently on camera and two of Jon and Kate’s sextuplets wore orange T-shirts with the company’s slogan. At least half of the hour-long episode focused on the playhouses. It was more nauseating seeing the TLC reality show blatantly morph into an infomercial for some Maine-based company that built customized play houses for Jon & Kate’s eight kids.
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Last week’s “Jon & Kate Plus 8” was sickening, though not because the parents publicly addressed the well-publicized collapse of their 10-year marriage. This past February, Pittsburgh’s Bodiography Contemporary Ballet presented a world premiere of a ballet set to Pink Floyd music. Pink Floyd has become the go-to band for cultural groups striving to attract non-traditional fans. The Machine and the symphony also will team up on symphonic Floyd songs like “Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun,” “Sorrow” and “Shine On, You Crazy Diamond” with visual pizzazz provided by computerized lighting and multi-media imagery.
With Daniel Meyer at the baton, the symphony will join forces with the Machine, one of the world’s best Pink Floyd tribute bands, for a Heinz Hall concert that will feature Floyd’s epic “The Dark Side of the Moon” played in its entirety. The Pittsburgh Symphony will push aside the Bach and crank out the rock July 10. Think about it: What’s a ridiculously rich man like Jay-Z doing watching TV commercials?ĭon’t Jay-Z and his wife Beyonce have TiVo so they can easily fast-forward through them?Īll in all, it’s amusing to see this whole tiff was sparked unintentionally by Dunlap, a Baden native and Berklee College of Music grad, who also has penned commercial melodies for Burger King, Wal-Mart and Chili’s. Jay-Z’s song, ironically produced by West, has ruffled some feathers according to MTV News, which said rap artist and Auto-Tune user DJ Webstar got on Twitter and told everyone that Jay-Z is old and out of touch.
Some people made great music with it, now it’s time to move on.” “I saw a Wendy’s commercial and they’re using Auto-Tune. “I just think in hip-hop when a trend becomes a gimmick, it’s time to move on,” Jay-Z told Chicago radio station WGCI. (Death of Auto-Tune),” which calls for an end to that voice-altering trend.
Rap superstar Jay-Z credits Dunlap’s tongue-in-cheek song with inspiring his provocative new tune “D.O.A. Their vocals are embellished with Auto-Tune, a computerized, distorted sound effect popularized in hit songs by Kanye West, T-Pain and Lil Wayne. Rihanna, Halle Berry, Ed Sheeran, Alicia Keys, Diddy, Regina King, Lena Waithe, Chris Martin, Rick Ross, Queen Latifah, Lupita Nyong'o, former President Barack Obama, and lots more recite JAY-Z's lyrics to honor him in the tribute.Danny Dunlap, a 1992 Ambridge grad, co-wrote and produced the music for the new Wendy’s commercial featuring “The Frosty Posse.”ĭunlap also sings a solo in the commercial, in which five male cubicle workers throw on white suits and start dancing like the Backstreet Boys. Carter, ghostwriter / You paid the right price, so we just make your hits tighter," she says before bursting into laughter. Blue closes the video as she recites a clean version of JAY-Z's "Ride or Die." "Congrats, S. "In my lifetime, more than a million rhymes, no joking," Beyoncé begins the video, later rapping, "So gather 'round hustlers, 'cause it's about to go down," from "The Ruler's Back," which is the opening track off the rapper's iconic album The Blueprint. Beyoncé and Blue recite the Hall of Famer's lyrics to open and close the tribute, which was uploaded on Friday. Blue Ivy is already an icon in the making! The 9-year-old appeared in a video tribute for her father, JAY-Z, during his Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Oct.
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