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Adam Lambert Shrugs Off AMAs Controversy
By Michael Y. Park
Everyone's aflutter about Adam Lambert's racy performance at the American Music Awards on Sunday – except Adam Lambert. "I'm not a babysitter, I'm a performer," Lambert, 27, tells Ryan Seacrest in an interview on the latter's Web site, adding, "The spirit of rock and roll is alive and well."
Christina Aguilera: Rock the Vote!
Christina Aguilera attends the Esquire House Hollywood Hills “Rock The Vote” party on Friday in Los Angeles.
Rock the Vote officials said 1.6 million people have downloaded voter registration forms from the organization’s Web site, an increase from the 1 million downloaded during the 2004 presidential election.
Christina, 27, recently announced she has partnered exclusively with Target to release “Keeps Gettin’ Better – A Decade Of Hits,” her first greatest hits album.
Aguilera rocks the vote, gently, with her new son
The pop star does activism gently, with her baby in tow.
Remember when Madonna, draped in the American flag, appeared in a vamping public service announcement for a nascent organization called Rock the Vote? Now, almost two decades later, Christina Aguilera is kicking off the new campaign for the group, but the one wearing the flag is her infant son, Max Liron Bratman.
The DORF Matrix: Towards a Theory of NPR's Taste in Black Music
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Posted Monday, October 12, 2009 4:07 PM | By Jody Rosen
In August, National Public Radio's flagship music program All Songs Considered published "The Best Music of 2009 (So Far)," a rundown of the top 30 songs and albums of the year-to-date as voted by the show's listeners.
The results of the survey suggest that the All Songs Considered audience has a fuzzy understanding of the word "all." "The Best Music of 2009 (So Far)" consists almost entirely of indie-rockers: acts like The Decemberists, Wilco, Grizzly Bear, Neko Case, Andrew Bird, Regina Spektor, and Animal Collective, the Brooklyn art-rock group that took the top spot in both the best songs and best albums tallies.
TV Workout Pumps Up Hill
TV Workout Pumps Up Hill
By Andie Coller
It was Paul Ryan’s abs that sold Kevin Brady.
“When I saw Paul Ryan — man, he’s gotten in great shape. He doesn’t have a six-pack; he’s got, like, a 12-pack,” Brady, a Texas Republican, says of his fellow GOP-er, who hails from Wisconsin.
What Temple? Fatah says 'only a Muslim holy site'
'U.S. partner' demands Jews, Christians be banned from praying on Mount By Aaron Klein October 04, 2009 © 2009 WorldNetDaily JERUSALEM – The Temple Mount does not exist alongside the Western Wall, and neither Jews nor Christians should be allowed to pray on the Mount site, Dimitri Diliani, the spokesman for Fatah in Jerusalem, told WND in an interview. Fatah, once named by the U.S.2009 Winners - Best Beauty Buys!
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An Obama Glossary
All I can say is this rocks! My favorites: Facts, Misinformation, Scare Tactics, and Security. :D ~~~~~~~~~~~ A helpful Obama glossary September 24th, 2009 Bob Maistros Many Americans are no doubt confused by some of the terminology used by the president in recent weeks as he has given speeches before a joint session of Congress and the United Nations, conducted a variety of television interviews and introduced new policy proposals.
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