Hollywood Music Executive killed in shooting in mind: ‘ warm, big hearts
In addition to his work in music and show business promotions, a Los Angeles native John Atterberry, who died on December 12, after suffering injuries during a shooter
At the time of his death, Atterberry, 40, was working on completing the of God independent film
Atterberry shot on December 9 by a 26-year-old Tyler Brehm, which indiscriminately fired a total of 20 rounds on the rider at the intersection of Sunset Boulevard and Vine Street. Atterberry, chief financial officer and senior partner of jamming Group, a company event promotion company based in Los Angeles, driving coupe Mercedes-Benz SL silver and was floored three times, sustaining injuries to his chest and jaw. He was rushed to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center after Brehm was killed by police during the incident, which started around 10: 15 a.m. and lasted only a few minutes.
Exclusive: IT talks New Album, working with Usher
IT has been running since the 31-year-old street frenzy of rapper/actor delivered his final solo album. Months before the release his seventh studio, 2010 "No Mercy" (who do not have a strong grip on the graph), IT returned to prison to serve a sentence for violating probation. Although the music he fell when he went on the hardcore fanbase, it was not until the release to float his new single, "I'm Flexin '," it proves that the King is back.
IT hit the ground running on September 29, the day he once again became a free man. He currently has 45 songs in a vault that is being considered for the eighth studio album, "Man," which is scheduled to hit shelves in February 2012. Some of those tracks including the Club recently appeared banger "Pyro", and the title song, which featured a sample of Marvin Gaye 1972 hit "Trouble Man" Motown. "
The wonderful world of ceramics artist Clayton Bailey
"Cats hate it," he said after pulling the trigger. "It is the last thing you have to shoot in full space of porcelain, isn't it?"
But think of breaking one of her ceramic sculpture or break something in the workshop is not enough to stop the artist from having fun. Appropriate because, for more than half a century, Bailey has been amusing herself and others with his funny naughty.
Full reference to the science of anthropology, Bailey's clay and metal sculptures-many of which are on display at the "world of Clayton Bailey miracle", a 50-year retrospective at the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento–stands on its own in contemporary art. Consists of subjects ranging from the mad doctor and archaeological specimens for robots. Aliens and scientific apparatuses, pieces that feel like its funky vintage comics and a supermarket tabloid that has come to life.
But while Museums from Oakland to Japan to Germany, and the founder of the House of his Microsoft Bill Gates and magician David Copperfield among his collectors, Bailey soft-spoken has so much that is stuck in a trap of independent art world celebrities.
Art is also respected by his colleagues, including noted sculptor Tony Natsoulas Sacramento-based, large ceramic portrait of the artist in the form of her own–a mad scientist named Dr. George Gladstone–Tower at Bailey's page.
Poland, the muppets Film fill special screen
19th Annual Seattle Poland Film Festival takes place this weekend and next at SIFF Cinema at the Uptown Friday, starting with the screening of the opening night of the World War II era drama "Joanna". The Festival includes nearly 40 feature-length and short films, with special guests that attend to the film "Snow Queen" (6: 30 PM Saturday) and "Black Thursday" (6 pm Sunday). Full Festival pass is $ 60; individual tickets are $ 10 ($ 5 SIFF members). Uptown, n. Ave. 511 Queen Anne, Seattle; for more information, see www.polishfilms.org.
Celebration cheerful "Muppets, music
At SIFF Cinema at the center of the Film (on the campus of Seattle Center), Erik Rohmer screen double feature throughout the week, with 35 mm prints of the new "four adventures of Reinette and Mirabelle" and "Le Rayon Vert," both done 25 years ago. The second screen of the back-to-back to Thursday; buy tickets to the first movie and get free admission to the second. For more information about all the events of the SIFF Cinema www.siff.net , or call 206-324-9996.
Film historian/Archivist Dennis Nyback is back to the great illusion this week to present the history of animation, in 16 different themed programs in chronological order (starting Friday with a look at the beginning of silent film in the United States and Europe). 1403 Ne 50th, Seattle; 206-523-3594 or www.grandillusioncinema.org.
RIM new BBM music App encourages sharing song
Research in Motion debuted the music of FUEL on Wednesday, the app for the BlackBerry platform which allows users to build your music library by sharing music with their friends.
RIM says that the user will be able to download the app later on Wednesday, with the proviso that the phone has a BlackBerry OS 5 or higher, and BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) version 6.0 or higher.
FUEL music will be offered in two versions: free choice, which will only offer a 30-second Preview of songs; or $ 4.99 per month ($ 4.99 and AUD $ 5.99 CDN) paid a premium option that opens a full song. RIM says that it will always offer a 30-day free trial; for product launches, it has expanded into a full 60-day free trial. To access the music stored by the user's friends, they should have signed up for a Premium subscription, RIM said.
"FUEL the music connected FUEL social music service that allows BlackBerry smartphone users of FUEL and to discover, play and grow their music collection together," RIM said in a blog post. "In other words, fuel music help you connect with your friends around the music in a whole new level."
Rapper and actor died aged 44 Heavy D
Rapper and actor, Heavy D, one of the defining sounds wrote to his followers on Twitter, "INSPIRED!"
Paramedics arrived at the Beverly Hills condominium Heavy D at around noon on Tuesday, after receiving 911 calls from neighbors. The Rapper is conscious and talking, but had collapsed after returning home from a shopping trip. "There doesn't seem to be any foul play," Police Lieutenant Mark Rosen told the New York Daily News. "We believe it is medically related. According to LA KTLA news, suffered pneumonia following a recent trip to Europe. He was taken by ambulance to Cedars Sinai Medical Center, where he died at about 1 p.m. autopsy results will come. '.
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‘ Artist ‘ star John Goodman says Hollywood is full of crap now, then
"There are a lot of crap back then (when the first film) also, most have not survived, unfortunately," Roseanne "Star" says Pop Tart FOX411 's column. "Age to age advancement is nonsense. But that's all the same. "
Goodman's co-star in the film, James Cromwell, thinking the quality and depth of the movie being washed by overexposure CGI special effects, 3D, and the spoon-fed scripts.
Set in Hollywood in 1927, "The Artist," a refreshingly original films in homage to the golden age, based on the antics of the silent film star George Valentin (Jean Dujardin) and young additional numbers Miller (Berenice Bejo), who was waiting for his big break the highest star.
Although he pridce in "The Artist", Goodman was honest about the real reason he signed on.
"It doesn't have to learn the lines, it was wonderful," he said. "I just had a gasbag."
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ROCK music MENU: Metallica, Lou Reed tank
The much-hyped collaboration between Metallica and Lou Reed to hit shelves this week, and
Now, Metallica has taken two giant steps back. The Band has begun writing process to the next record, which may be won
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