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Tuesday, 16 July 2013

She's still got the moves! Supportive Demi Moore, 50, dances with the kids as her talented daughter Rumer Willis performs

Giving her all: Demi got dancing but she stuck to a healthy green smoothie for refreshment  Like many mothers and their daughters, they've certainly had their ups and downs. But it looks as if Moore and her eldest child Rumer are finally back on track after a rocky couple of years following the explosive breakdown of the actress's marriage to Ashton Kutcher. The concert is just the latest example of the pair's growing closeness and Demi's willingness to forge a strong bond with her eldest. Cheering squad: Demi threw her all into cheering her gal along Repairing the bond: Demi Moore came to cheer on her daughter Rumer Willis as she sang at an Los Angeles music festival over the weekend Dressed in a cool black, lace sundress and with over-sized sunglasses,...
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Tuesday, 5 November 2013

Annie Lennox wins praise from Adele and Elton John at Music Industry Trust Award

All eyes were on singer, Annie Lennox on Monday night when she attended the 22nd Music Industry Trust Award at the Grosvenor Hotel in London. The former Eurythmics star was honoured in recognition of her outstanding contribution to British music and her charity work at the event which was hosted by BBC Radio 2 presenter, Jo Whiley. Annie, whose solo hits include Why and Walking On Broken Glass, was thrilled with the accolade and said: 'I’m very touched and honoured to receive this award. There must be an angel: Annie Lennox arriving at the Music Industry Trust Award at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on Monday night 'Music has given me a lifetime of experiences and opportunities that I would never have dreamed possible, and I feel very privileged to have been able...
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Thursday, 17 July 2014

The Curious Mechanics of EDM and How It Became Distinct From Electronic Dance Music

Over the next two weekends, the People of Tomorrow will witness floating stages, pyrotechnic phenomena, fountains, flamethrowers and flowers dropped by helicopters. They will camp in DreamVille, push buttons on their bracelets to keep in touch, and find the mythical key to happiness. They are 360,000 deep, they hail from 220 countries, and they are here for the largest electronic dance music (EDM) festival in Europe. Their stories will live on in the Book of Wisdom, and in the photos and videos they are statistically more likely to share before, during and after an event than their non-EDM peers.The 10th anniversary of Tomorrowland will bring approximately 400 DJs to 20 stages. But according to many, the festival experience far eclipses the music: a phenomenon unique to EDM. The smoke and...
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Monday, 22 July 2013

'When you fall in love, you feel alive and everything is magical': Diana Vickers opens up on her romance with George Craig as she poses for high-fashion shoot

She's about to burst back onto the music scene after a three-year hiatus from the industry. But Diana Vickers has admitted falling in love with her One Night Only rocker beau George Craig has had a 'big impact' on the creative process of recording her second studio album, Music To Make Boys Cry. Opening up about her two-year romance with the Burberry model - who previously dated actress Emma Watson - the 21-year-old singer admitted she has felt like 'everything is magical' ever since the pair got together.  Scroll down for behind-the-scenes video Scarlet woman: Diana Vickers opened up on love, life and making music in an interview with the August edition of DRAFTED magazine Speaking in an interview with the August edition of DRAFTED magazine, she said: 'I fell in...
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Thursday, 17 July 2014

Amerigo Gazaway: For Love of Hip Hop

Music has a funny way of imprinting a time period in the listener's head. And maybe that's why we like it. As a work of both art and performance, listening to music becomes more than a passive experience. The audience participates in different, and now evolving ways. Technology has drastically changed the way we enjoy and consume the music we love, as well as changed the way it's produced. This evolution has come at a cost, however, and there are various schools of thought as to who is on the side of good or not. In 1979, The Sugar Hill Gang's "Rapper's Delight", incorporated nearly note for note, Chic's "Good Times", and went on to become an international hit. It was a defining moment in what would come to be known as hip hop. It wasn't however, a new phenomenon.DJs of those days would...
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Monday, 12 August 2013

Madonna shows off diamond encrusted grills as she attends Menton music festival with boyfriend Brahim Zaibat

Madonna showed off her distinctive looking grills when she arrived in the south of France accompanied by boyfriend Brahim Zaibat. The 54-year-old singer was paying a visit to Menton, a picturesque coastal town close to the French-Italian border and site of the annual Festival de Musique de Menton – a celebration of classical music with performances from a range of global artists and symphony orchestras. But while then occasion was all about classical music, Madonna also took the opportunity to show off the distinctly urban grills she previously showcased for followers on picture messaging service Instagtram. The bizarre fashion accessory includes 24 diamonds and an open-tooth design that shows her real teeth underneath. Something to smile about: The singer shows...
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