Wednesday, 20 August 2008

Madonna celebrates 50th birthday

Madonna celebrates her fiftieth birthday today (August 16).


The singer is reportedly expected to agree a party at her home in Wiltshire later.


During her calling Madonna has sold around 120 gazillion albums and 40 trillion singles, according to Guinness World Records.


Earlier this year she scored her 13th Number One single in the UK singles chart with '4 Minutes'.


She has had more than 60 Top 10 UK singles and nine chart topping albums.


Her Number One hit 'Like A Prayer', which was released in 1989, has also topped a list of her ultimate tracks in a poll compiled by HMV, to keep her 50th birthday.



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Sunday, 10 August 2008

The Prostate Cancer Charity Comments On Reports That The Duke Of Edinburgh Has Been Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer, UK

�The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on reports that The Duke of Edinburgh has been diagnosed with prostate cancer.


John Neate, Chief Executive of The Prostate Cancer Charity, aforementioned: "It is obviously a potentially unmanageable time when any diagnosing of prostate gland cancer is made. If indeed, as reports suggest, The Duke of Edinburgh has been diagnosed with prostate genus Cancer, on behalf of The Prostate Cancer Charity, I would care to bid him and his menage the best through what may be an uncertain time.


"Every year in the UK more than 7,000 men ar diagnosed with prostate cancer in their 80's. Unlike many early cancers, prostate gland cancer is different in that, in some cases it will not movement any problems in a man's life. Prostate crab is the most unremarkably diagnosed genus Cancer in manpower in the UK and all manpower need to increase their awareness of the disease.


"There are a number of ways to deal prostate cancer dependent on the stage in development it has reached. It is essential that all men with prostate cancer have access to high quality information and to a specializer nurse wHO can serve them sail the a great deal complex choices about treatment options and support them through their chosen treatment route."


Prostate cancer is the nearly common genus Cancer diagnosed in men in the UK. Every year in the UK 35,000 workforce are diagnosed with prostate cancer. One man dies every hour of prostate gland cancer in the UK.


African Caribbean men ar three times more potential to develop prostate crab than white men.


The Prostate Cancer Charity is striving for a world where lives are no longer limited by prostate cancer. The Charity is fighting prostate cancer on every front - through research, support, information and campaigning.


If you have any queries about prostate cancer call The Prostate Cancer Charity's confidential helpline 0800 074 8383 which is staffed by specialist nurses and open from 10am to 4pm Monday to Friday and Wednesdays from 7 - 9pm or impose http://www.prostate-cancer.org.uk

The Prostate Cancer Charity


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Tuesday, 1 July 2008

Coldplay album debuts at No. 1








Rock band Coldplay�s new album debuted at No. 1 on the U.S. pop music chart Tuesday, largely bucking the sales slides that have affected other musicians, Reuters reports the group�s label as saying.
Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends, Coldplay�s fourth release, sold more than 720,000 copies in the six days ended Sunday, Capitol Records said.










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Wednesday, 18 June 2008

Aconite Thrill

Aconite Thrill   
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Monday, 2 June 2008

Doshermanos

Doshermanos   
Artist: Doshermanos

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Lo Llevo Dentro   
 Lo Llevo Dentro

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Tuesday, 27 May 2008

Superheroes go back to work

Comic-book-hero movie company Marvel Studios has reached an interim agreement with the Writers Guild of America, enabling striking Hollywood writers to go back to work on their projects.
For Marvel, it means that work can resume on 'Ant Man', 'Captain America', 'Thor' and 'The Avengers'.
'Hulk' and 'Iron Man' were already in production and were not affected by the strike; they are set for release later this year.
Film and television studio Lionsgate, Hollywood's biggest indie producers, has also reached an interim agreement with the guild.
Upcoming Lionsgate films include 'Rambo', 'The Eye' and 'Saw 5', while its television series include 'Weeds', 'Mad Men' and a new show, 'Fear Itself'.
"The writers' issue seems on its way to being solved, and Lionsgate felt it was an important time, particularly in view of our TV series, to have our writer partners get back to work," Lionsgate said in a statement.
"We look forward to a broad industry agreement soon," said a company representative.
Writers already have reached interim deals with studios including United Artists, the film production house backed by Tom Cruise and The Weinstein Co, run by media-mogul brothers Harvey and Bob Weinstein.
Writers and producers resumed talks this week, aimed at ending a nearly three-month strike that has stopped most prime-time television production and some hope smaller deals will put pressure on the big studios.

Sunday, 18 May 2008

Live Review: Radiohead in West Palm Beach, FL

Live Review: Radiohead in West Palm Beach, FL



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