Saturday, August 30, 2008 3:00PM - By Seraphina
Tomorrow on August 31st 2008 and in 25 different cities, runners all over the world will run a 10K marathon to support a great cause through Nike. Coming together will not only raise money for charities, but each location provides music performances to celebrate the union of athletes around the globe.
As headquarters in Los Angeles, participants not only get free music from the top music acts of today but also have Kanye West as the musical spokesperson. Bringing sports and music together, West has performed at the official registration opening for the event and will perform a post-marathon show as well.
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Saturday, August 30, 2008 9:30AM - By Mali
Pop Star magazine and Take Ovuh Records celebrates teen star power as they help kick off the Lil Kev and Alivia Annette Show album launch party with red carpet host Manny from the Streets (Ryan Seacrest/Kiss FM) and Lil C-Note of NBC’s Heroes. The new teen pop stars are celebrating the release of their album with an all teen party to be held Saturday August 30, at the Platinum Live club in Studio City, Ca. Lil Kev and Alivia Annette have invited all of their friends on the teen scene in Hollywood to come party with the next plateau of young entertainers in the business. Manny from the streets (Ryan Seacrest Show) will get the party started by hosting live from the red carpet and introducing the event’s teen host Lil C-Note from the popular NBC series Heroes.
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Saturday, August 30, 2008 8:30AM - By Mali
Pop Star magazine and Take Ovuh Records celebrates teen star power as they help kick off the Lil Kev and Alivia Annette Show album launch party with red carpet host Manny from the Streets (Ryan Seacrest/Kiss FM) and Lil C-Note of NBC’s Heroes. The new teen pop stars are celebrating the release of their album with an all teen party to be held Saturday August 30, at the Platinum Live club in Studio City, Ca. Lil Kev and Alivia Annette have invited all of their friends on the teen scene in Hollywood to come party with the next plateau of young entertainers in the business. Manny from the streets (Ryan Seacrest Show) will get the party started by hosting live from the red carpet and introducing the event’s teen host Lil C-Note from the popular NBC series Heroes.
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Friday, August 29, 2008 10:30AM - By Brian McConnell
With a name that implies something new, undiscovered, mysterious and well, altogether, different, there was definitely a level of expectation prior to seeing The New Frontiers at the Troubadour on Sunday, August 3. Expectation often results in let down which can quickly turn into deep rooted resentment which later evolves into unadulterated rage which… well, thank god The New Frontiers didn’t disappoint. Living fully up to the expectation placed upon them, The New Frontiers covered a realm of live music many have likely never quite experienced before. Yes, there was a lead singer, yes there were guitars and yes, there was even a drummer. Yet, while the setup was quite familiar (an old frontier so to say) the music and vocals were anything but.
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Friday, August 29, 2008 8:00AM - By Guest Writer
Morrissey is going to be on KCRW this morning. Yes, you read correctly, the Moz father will be on Morning Becomes Eclectic with Nic Harcourt discussing his favorite music, his new album, “Years of Refusal” and his disdain for traveling. In true Morrissey style, it has taken him 10 years to finally appear on the program. Morrissey’s stint as a guest DJ will air at 11:05 a.m. You can either listen at 89.9 on your radio, or tune into the live stream online.
“Sitting down with Morrissey was both daunting and exciting. He is such an interesting person, with strong opinions and immense musical talent. He does not mince words when he dislikes something, but when he talks about music he respects, he is an outspoken fan,” said KCRW Music Director Nic Harcourtin a press release.
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Monday, August 25, 2008 9:30AM - By Winnie Jaing
Drinking takes a toll on you. The Cure doesn’t!
1. The Cure – Just Like Heaven | Preview and Buy
2. The Cure – The Only One | Preview and Buy
3. The Cure – Pictures of You | Preview and Buy
4. The Cure – In Between Days | Preview and Buy
5. The Cure – The Lovecats | Preview and Buy
6. The Cure – Boys Don’t Cry | Preview and Buy
7. The Cure -Â A Forest | Preview and Buy
8. The Cure – Close To Me | Preview and Buy
9. The Cure – The Walk | Preview and Buy
10. The Cure – Love Song | Preview and Buy
Thursday, August 21, 2008 12:22PM - By Guest Writer
Michelle Shaprow
Singer, songwriter, and producer, Michelle Shaprow, performs two shows this week. First up is The Hotel Cafe tonight and the Knitting Factory on Friday. Michelle will be showcasing her new album, “Sevenly.” Her single, “If I Lost You,” reached No. 1 on the BBC radio station 94.9 FM, and landed a spot on Giles Peterson’s Top 20 list, as well in regular rotation on KCRW. Her single, “Time,” reached No. 5 on the billboard dance charts and was nominated for Best Pop Dance Record for the International Dance Music Awards.
Thursday 21st August
The Hotel Cafe
1623 1/2 N. Cahuenga Blvd.
(323) 461-2040
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Thursday, August 21, 2008 8:00AM - By Guest Writer
There’s been some eventful changes on Billboard’s Hot 100 this week! She-who-kissed-a-girl-and-shall-not-be-named dropped down to the third spot and replacing her at number one is the lovely Rhianna with ‘Disturbia.’ Unless you’re my dog, Cheerio, you can’t see my happy dance that I’m doing it in the privacy of my own house right now as I revel in joy. Rhianna also makes the Top 5 twice with ‘Take a Bow’ at number four.
Chris Brown is holding his own at number two with ‘Forever.’ Brown is young and hot, while his lyrics are not that creative or original it’s a sure-fire way to get a party jumping. It’s gonna be me and you on the dance floor, double your pleasure, double your fun…
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008 5:00PM - By Brian McConnell
Amy Kuney’s debut full-length LP, “Bird’s Eye View” was released Tuesday, August 12. With it’s release, audiences finally have the chance to become acquainted with this brilliant 23 year old whose life experiences could put those of people twice her age to shame. Amy moved from her comfortable teenage life in the states to the rugged poverty stricken Honduras when her parents felt called to be missionaries in the country. While in Honduras, Amy found great comfort in exploring her music and, eventually, finding her voice. A voice that is as unique as the experiences leading her to its discovery.
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