In a strange way, a duet between Johnny Depp and Marilyn Manson seems perfect. Not only are the two friends, but both of them are sort of wacky characters in Hollywood. According to MTV, Manson and Depp teamed up to cover Carly Simon‘s 1972 hit “You’re So Vain” for Manson’s upcoming album Born Villain.
With the news of Live Nation Entertainment trying to stay afloat, we now bring you news of another major tour that is trying to survive – which isn’t a good statement considering the fact that this is their revival year. Of course, we’re talking about Lilith Fair – the music festival which celebrates women in music.
When creators Sarah McLachlan and Nettwerk Music Group CEO, Terry McBride, announced the return of Lilith Fair we were all for it but it seems like they’re having some trouble holding the tour together. We can now add Carly Simon to the list of artists who have had to cancel dates.
For the love of god please don’t ever offer Carly Simon a Venti Mocha Latte’ from Starbucks. The legendary singer has jumped back into the ring for Round 2 against Starbucks’ Hear Music record label, even though a judge has already dismissed her original, multi-million dollar lawsuit against the coffee company.
Back in October we posted news that the Grammy winner said her album This Kind of Love wasn’t offered in “a substantial number” in the coffee giant’s stores in the early months following its April 2008 release.
If there’s one thing we know about singer Carly Simon it’s that she hasn’t got time for the pain. And what’s giving her an aching feeling at present is Starbucks, who she claims didn’t promote her 2008 album effectively through its music division.
The Grammy winner and her attorneys said the album, This Kind of Love, wasn’t offered in “a substantial number” in the coffee giant’s stores in the early months following its April 2008 release.
They perform when they announce the nominations? Is that not weird to anyone else?
