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Saturday, 23 August 2008
Superman Reboot To Have Darker Tone, Thanks To Batman's Success
In o'er 70 old age of shared comic story they've existed mostly as reluctant friends, memorably orgasm to blows on several occasions. The bottom personal credit line is that Superman doesn't really like Batman at all, so it's charles Frederick Worth wondering how he'd feel now that he's been saved by him.
Flush with the success of "The Dark Knight," Warner Bros. has proclaimed an challenging slate of upcoming movies based on its DC Comics properties to be released inside the next three years � notably a third Batman pic and a Superman bring up, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Announcement of the reboot � a complete reimagining along the lines of this year's "The Incredible Hulk" � comes two long time after manager Bryan Singer failed to capture populace imagination with a conflicted take on the Big Blue Boy Scout, and nearly deuce months after the gamey, nihilistic "The Dark Knight" opened to record-breaking numbers.
So how will Warner Bros. turn Superman around? By making him even darker, Warner Bros. Pictures Group President Jeff Robinov told the newspaper.
" 'Superman' didn't quite work as a film in the way that we wanted it to," Robinov said of Singer's pic, which made just $215 million domestically. "It didn't position the character the way he needed to be positioned," he continued. "Had 'Superman' worked in 2006, we would have had a movie for Christmas of this year or 2009, but now the
Wednesday, 6 August 2008
Participation In Connecticut Charter Oak Health Plan Off To Slow Start
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Fewer than 3,000 primary tending physicians and one hospital are presently participating in Connecticut's Charter Oak Health Plan for uninsured adults, which began accepting applications in July, the Hartford Courant reports. The platform is expected to at long last serve 19,000 hoi polloi. So far, 16,000 people have called the state's hotline and 5,351 have applied for coverage. Twenty-four residents began coverage on Thursday (AP/Hartford Courant, 7/31). Under the plan, department of State residents ages 19 to 65 wHO do non qualify for existing state health insurance programs and are not insured through an employer are eligible for insurance coverage, as well as those paying high premiums through private insurance, such as COBRA. Residents also must be uninsured for at least six-spot months to qualify for the plan.
Monthly premiums will be 'tween $75 and $259, with subsidies available for residents who let incomes down the stairs 300% of the federal poverty level. Copayments volition be $25 for principal care office staff visits and $35 for specialist visits. Preventive concern visits volition be fully covered by the department of State, and deductibles for inpatient hospital treatment, outpatient surgical and inmate rehabilitation and skilled nursing will range from $150 to $900 for an individual. Beneficiaries also will be required to contribute 10% of hospital bills, and annual coverage volition be capped at $100,000. No dental or vision coverage is included (Kaiser Daily Health Policy Report, 7/2).
Fewer than 3,000 primary tending physicians and one hospital are presently participating in Connecticut's Charter Oak Health Plan for uninsured adults, which began accepting applications in July, the Hartford Courant reports. The platform is expected to at long last serve 19,000 hoi polloi. So far, 16,000 people have called the state's hotline and 5,351 have applied for coverage. Twenty-four residents began coverage on Thursday (AP/Hartford Courant, 7/31). Under the plan, department of State residents ages 19 to 65 wHO do non qualify for existing state health insurance programs and are not insured through an employer are eligible for insurance coverage, as well as those paying high premiums through private insurance, such as COBRA. Residents also must be uninsured for at least six-spot months to qualify for the plan.
Monthly premiums will be 'tween $75 and $259, with subsidies available for residents who let incomes down the stairs 300% of the federal poverty level. Copayments volition be $25 for principal care office staff visits and $35 for specialist visits. Preventive concern visits volition be fully covered by the department of State, and deductibles for inpatient hospital treatment, outpatient surgical and inmate rehabilitation and skilled nursing will range from $150 to $900 for an individual. Beneficiaries also will be required to contribute 10% of hospital bills, and annual coverage volition be capped at $100,000. No dental or vision coverage is included (Kaiser Daily Health Policy Report, 7/2).
Participation
The Hospital of St. Raphael in New Haven is the only medical eye to mark a contract with one of the insurers operational the program for the state. Stephen Frayne, senior vice chief Executive of the Connecticut Hospital Association, aforementioned reimbursement rates are the reason most hospitals are not participating. He aforesaid, "The question is: How do you make it work for everybody?" Cheryl Lescarbeau of ProHealth Physicians Group aforesaid, "Our physicians aren't sure they can take on a flood of new patients under the rates being offered."
Lawmakers and advocates also are concerned that the 320,000 children and adults enrolled in HUSKY, Connecticut's version of SCHIP, will have less access to physicians when beneficiaries of that programme are switched to unitary of trine plans offered under Charter Oak on Sept. 1. State Sen. Jonathan Harris (D) said, "This platform was supposed to be a safety net for people; it's shaping up to be more like a sift" (Somma, Hartford Courant, 7/31).
Reprinted with kind permission from hypertext transfer protocol://www.kaisernetwork.org. You can thought the entire Kaiser Daily Health Policy Report, lookup the archives, or sign up for email delivery at hTTP://www.kaisernetwork.
Thursday, 26 June 2008
Tony Romo To Jessica Simpson's Dad Joe: 'Back Off!'
Jessica Simpson reportedly has her meddling father Joe to thanks for driving her relationship with Tony Romo to breaking point.
Matters apparently came to a head when Joe offered to broker a money-spinning deal to sell the couple’s (as yet non-existent) engagement and wedding to a magazine.
"'If you guys have a marriage, I can do the same [sell it] that I did with Ashlee,'" a source quotes Joe as saying.
Papa Simpson - who manages the careers of both Simpson sisters – also encouraged Romo to ditch his current agent so he could take over his NFL career and $67.5 million contract, according to a report in Us Weekly.
Joe defended allegations of his controlling ways to the magazine, insisting, “It’s unfair to criticize me for what every manager does for his or her clients.
And in this business, where people can quickly turn on you, who better than a parent to be working for his children?"
Despite Joe's best efforts, Jessica and Tony are said to have reunited - but only on the condition that dad back's off!
Matters apparently came to a head when Joe offered to broker a money-spinning deal to sell the couple’s (as yet non-existent) engagement and wedding to a magazine.
"'If you guys have a marriage, I can do the same [sell it] that I did with Ashlee,'" a source quotes Joe as saying.
Papa Simpson - who manages the careers of both Simpson sisters – also encouraged Romo to ditch his current agent so he could take over his NFL career and $67.5 million contract, according to a report in Us Weekly.
Joe defended allegations of his controlling ways to the magazine, insisting, “It’s unfair to criticize me for what every manager does for his or her clients.
And in this business, where people can quickly turn on you, who better than a parent to be working for his children?"
Despite Joe's best efforts, Jessica and Tony are said to have reunited - but only on the condition that dad back's off!
Thursday, 19 June 2008
Toronto plays itself in two new CTV fall shows as network focuses on Canadian fare
TORONTO - CTV, the private broadcaster often criticized for padding its primetime TV schedule with American hits, focused on its made-in-Canada programming on Monday, bidding an emotional adieu to the beloved "Corner Gas" while celebrating two new and unmistakably Canadian dramatic series.
"Our strategy is to originate more of our own programs, in order to better control our destiny," Ivan Fecan, president and CEO of CTVglobemedia, told a crowd laden with advertisers at the network's fall launch.
Last summer, Fecan said, CTV put a lot of money into four new pilots so that "foreign" stakeholders wouldn't insist on diluting the Canadian flavour of the shows.
"These pilots were proudly all-Canadian - cast, writers, producers - and they were visibly all set here," Fecan said. "Two of them - 'Flashpoint' and 'The Listener' - were home runs and we immediately gave them series orders."
Those shows, in fact, have been picked up by two major American networks. "Flashpoint," about a crack response unit inspired by Toronto's own emergency task force team, premieres next month on CBS and CTV. "The Listener," about a young loner who hears the thoughts of people around him, is slated to air on NBC some time next year.
The producers of both shows said earlier Monday that they were determined that Toronto - from its leafy neighbourhoods to its rattling streetcars and gleaming skyscrapers - played itself instead of standing in for an American metropolis.
"We really are taking a feature film-ic approach and we're showcasing Toronto in a very beautiful way which we're very proud of," said Anne Marie La Traverse, executive producer of "Flashpoint."
Her co-executive producer, Bill Mustos, said CBS officials asked him if he was determined to set the show in Toronto when they were negotiating a deal with the network amid the run-up to the prolonged Hollywood writers' strike earlier this year.
"We said it's how we envisage the show moving forward and we have no desire to relocate it," Mustos said, adding the network was fine with his decision.
Christina Jennings, executive producer of "The Listener," was also adamant about celebrating Toronto and not trying to disguise it as an American city once it sold to NBC.
"We're showing the streetcars and the CN Tower and the beaches - we're showing Toronto as Toronto, not as any other city," said Jennings, head of Shaftesbury Films.
This year's fall launch from CTV was in stark contrast to previous years, when a parade of Hollywood stars came north to promote their shows to a Canadian audience.
Because of a potential strike by the Screen Actors' Guild in the weeks to come, many U.S. shows are currently in production and frantically trying to finish shooting in time for the fall. Luring stars to Canada likely would have proven difficult for CTV, although network officials say they had no plans to invite U.S. celebrities to the launch this year.
Susanne Boyce, head of programming for CTV, said the private broadcaster made a conscious decision this year to celebrate its Canadian success stories.
"We love doing Canadian shows," she said. "It's kind of the year of Canada for us because we've been building shows, and creating shows for MTV. We've got more stuff happening - it's all part of our plan."
The day also marked another "Corner Gas" love-in, as the stars of the beloved sitcom kicked off the launch festivities to discuss the final season.
"We wanted the last season to be the best one ever," Brent Butt, creator and star of "Corner Gas," told a news conference. "I was tempted to do a major cash grab and do another season, but outside of a bank heist, it's never a good idea to do something just as a cash grab."
Butt has another comedy pilot in the works for CTV, and added that a "Corner Gas" film was a definite possibility.
"I would not be surprised if at some point in the future there's a 'Corner Gas' movie - it should come together," said Butt, who became emotional later in the day at the downtown opera house as he thanked the cast of the show.
Also airing on CTV and its complementary A channel this fall:
"So You Think You Can Dance Canada," the Canadian version of the hit international show;
"Fringe," a sci-fi mystery/drama from J.J. Abrams of "Lost" fame, starring Canadian actor Joshua Jackson;
"Eleventh Hour," a drama from Jerry Bruckheimer about what happens when biology is placed in the wrong hands;
"The Mentalist," about a man who uses his acute observational skills to solve crimes;
"Star Wars: The Clone Wars," a new animated series.
American favourites like "Lost," "Grey's Anatomy," "CSI: Miami" and "Desperate Housewives" are also returning to CTV.
Shows in development include the new Butt series and "The Marilyn Denis Show," a new daytime show airing on CTV and starring Gemini Award winner Marilyn Denis. On the A channel, there will be all-new season of "Canada's Next Top Model."
The new projects join "Spectacle," the previously announced CTV music/talk series starring Elvis Costello, currently in production and set to premiere later this year.
News from �The Canadian Press, 2008
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Wednesday, 11 June 2008
Lux Ferre
Artist: Lux Ferre
Genre(s):
Metal: Death,Black
Discography:
Antichristian War Propaganda
Year: 2004
Tracks: 9
Is Chez set to go it alone?
Wednesday, 4 June 2008
Glastonbury Festival registration opens
Ticket registration has opened for this year's Glastonbury Festival.
Fans who want to get hold of one of the 137,500 tickets must provide contact details and a passport photo in order to receive a registration number.
The number does not guarantee entry to the festival at Worthy Farm in Pilton, however fans will not be able to buy a ticket without one.
They have until Friday 14 March to register their interest via the festival's website. Tickets will then go on sale on Sunday 6 April.
Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis has confirmed legendary US crooner Neil Diamond will play the Sunday headline slot.
Eavis also said this year's Saturday headliner was a hip-hop "legend" from New York, but wouldn't confirm or deny if it was platinum-selling recording artist Jay-Z.
He said: "We're trying to get youngsters to the festival this year. Hopefully the headliner will appeal to them. Traditionally we've had a very white line-up and I'm moving away from that."
The Glastonbury Festival will take place from 27 to 29 June.
Fans who want to get hold of one of the 137,500 tickets must provide contact details and a passport photo in order to receive a registration number.
The number does not guarantee entry to the festival at Worthy Farm in Pilton, however fans will not be able to buy a ticket without one.
They have until Friday 14 March to register their interest via the festival's website. Tickets will then go on sale on Sunday 6 April.
Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis has confirmed legendary US crooner Neil Diamond will play the Sunday headline slot.
Eavis also said this year's Saturday headliner was a hip-hop "legend" from New York, but wouldn't confirm or deny if it was platinum-selling recording artist Jay-Z.
He said: "We're trying to get youngsters to the festival this year. Hopefully the headliner will appeal to them. Traditionally we've had a very white line-up and I'm moving away from that."
The Glastonbury Festival will take place from 27 to 29 June.
Friday, 30 May 2008
Pete Doherty plays London club show
Pete Doherty played a 23-song solo 'request' set last night (May 26) at the Brixton Mass club in south London.
The singer performed a mix of songs by his current band Babyshambles, his former group The Libertines and several unreleased solo efforts.
Taking the stage at around 9:40pm (BST), Doherty played with just an electric guitar and microphone, and was joined later in the set by his Babyshambles bandmate Mick Whitnall and then by singer Dot Allison.
Fans were given the opportunity to make song requests as they entered the venue, a converted church crypt. The singer/guitarist was passed a list by venue staff at the beginning of the gig before deciding which songs to play.
Before playing The Libertines' 'Music When The Lights Go Out', Doherty donned a harmonica strap, but soon abandoned it as it comically flopped around in his face. Instead, Babyshambles guitarist Whitnall came onstage and played the instrument for the song and the following 'Albion'.
During the aforementioned 'Albion', Doherty namechecked towns and cities as the 200-strong crowd shouted out locations, including Peterborough, Watford, Stepford, Slough, Queen's Park, Newcastle and Sidcup.
During 'Sheepskin Tearaway', the Babyshambles man was joined onstage by Dot Allison. Allison, who co-wrote the song with Doherty, joined him on vocals.
Later in the set, Doherty read from the fan request list, joking, "'Breck Road Lover' for Charlie? Does that mean I get some Charlie if I play it?" He then went outside for a cigarette break, before returning to complete the set.
Pete Doherty plays another show at the same venue tonight (May 27). He plays at Mass again on Friday night (May 30) with his band, Babyshambles.
Pete Doherty played:
'Never Never'
'The Ballad Of Grimaldi'
'Tell The King'
'Music When The Lights Go Out'
'Albion'
'Salome'
'The Whole World Is Our Playground'
'The Delaney'
'Death On The Stairs'
'Sheepskin Tearaway'
'Don't Look Back Into The Sun'
'Clemantine'
'Hooray For The 21st Century'
'Can't Stand Me Now'
'East Of Eden'
'For Lovers'
'Breck Road Lover'
'At The Flophouse'
'There She Goes'
'Cyclops'
'In Love With A Feeling'
'I Don't Want To Break Your Heart'
'What A Waster'
The singer performed a mix of songs by his current band Babyshambles, his former group The Libertines and several unreleased solo efforts.
Taking the stage at around 9:40pm (BST), Doherty played with just an electric guitar and microphone, and was joined later in the set by his Babyshambles bandmate Mick Whitnall and then by singer Dot Allison.
Fans were given the opportunity to make song requests as they entered the venue, a converted church crypt. The singer/guitarist was passed a list by venue staff at the beginning of the gig before deciding which songs to play.
Before playing The Libertines' 'Music When The Lights Go Out', Doherty donned a harmonica strap, but soon abandoned it as it comically flopped around in his face. Instead, Babyshambles guitarist Whitnall came onstage and played the instrument for the song and the following 'Albion'.
During the aforementioned 'Albion', Doherty namechecked towns and cities as the 200-strong crowd shouted out locations, including Peterborough, Watford, Stepford, Slough, Queen's Park, Newcastle and Sidcup.
During 'Sheepskin Tearaway', the Babyshambles man was joined onstage by Dot Allison. Allison, who co-wrote the song with Doherty, joined him on vocals.
Later in the set, Doherty read from the fan request list, joking, "'Breck Road Lover' for Charlie? Does that mean I get some Charlie if I play it?" He then went outside for a cigarette break, before returning to complete the set.
Pete Doherty plays another show at the same venue tonight (May 27). He plays at Mass again on Friday night (May 30) with his band, Babyshambles.
Pete Doherty played:
'Never Never'
'The Ballad Of Grimaldi'
'Tell The King'
'Music When The Lights Go Out'
'Albion'
'Salome'
'The Whole World Is Our Playground'
'The Delaney'
'Death On The Stairs'
'Sheepskin Tearaway'
'Don't Look Back Into The Sun'
'Clemantine'
'Hooray For The 21st Century'
'Can't Stand Me Now'
'East Of Eden'
'For Lovers'
'Breck Road Lover'
'At The Flophouse'
'There She Goes'
'Cyclops'
'In Love With A Feeling'
'I Don't Want To Break Your Heart'
'What A Waster'
Monday, 19 May 2008
Benumb
Artist: Benumb
Genre(s):
Metal
Discography:
By Means of Upheaval
Year: 2003
Tracks: 9
Withering Strands Of Hope
Year: 2000
Tracks: 32
Soul of the Martyr
Year: 1998
Tracks: 35
Gear In The Machine
Year: 1997
Tracks: 6
The Oakland, California-based grindcore kit Blunt emerged during the mid-1990s with a ado of releases, the bulk of them split singles and EPs recorded in connective with acts including Apartment 213, Agoraphobic Epistaxis, Supression and Curtly Hate Normalize. Upon sign linguistic process to the Relapse label, Blunt issued the Gear in the Auto EP in 1997; the full-length Soulfulness of the Sufferer followed a year later. Atrophy Stands of Hope came in 2000.
Cemetery Of Scream
Saturday, 3 May 2008
Sheen fails in bid to stop Richards TV show
Sheen fails in bid to stop Richards TV show
Worker Charlie Shininess has doomed a call to prevent his ex-wife Denise I. A. Richards from including their deuce daughters in a fresh reality TV record, later on a Los Angeles try ruled in the actress' favor.
Lustre is objecting to letting the former couple's girls, three-year-old horse SAM and two year old Lola, take region in the TV programme.
Simply afterward a closed earreach at the Los Angeles folk royal court on Tues, Commissioner William Harvey A Silberman ruled I. A. Richards was allowed to admit the children in the program, topic to a numeral of rules.
The inside information of which have so far to be released.
I. A. Richards was represented in court by her lawyer, world Health Organization participated via phone, spell Sheen attended the hearing with his lawyer.
The TV exhibit will reportedly go around around Richards' life as a working single mum in Hollywood.
Carlos Alomar
Thursday, 24 April 2008
Wednesday, 23 April 2008
Vicente Fernandez
Artist: Vicente Fernandez
Genre(s):
Latin
Rock
Other
Discography:
Vicente Fernandez Para Siempre
Year: 2007
Tracks: 12
Historia de un Idolo, Vol. 2
Year: 2002
Tracks: 18
Historia De Un Idolo 2
Year: 2002
Tracks: 18
La Historia de un Idolo, Vol. 1
Year: 2000
Tracks: 17
Collection CD Vicente Fernandez Part 9
Year:
Tracks: 20
Collection CD Vicente Fernandez Part 8
Year:
Tracks: 20
Collection CD Vicente Fernandez Part 7
Year:
Tracks: 20
Collection CD Vicente Fernandez Part 6
Year:
Tracks: 20
Collection CD Vicente Fernandez Part 5
Year:
Tracks: 20
Collection CD Vicente Fernandez Part 4
Year:
Tracks: 20
Collection CD Vicente Fernandez Part 3
Year:
Tracks: 25
Collection CD Vicente Fernandez Part 2
Year:
Tracks: 20
Collection CD Vicente Fernandez Part 15
Year:
Tracks: 18
Collection CD Vicente Fernandez Part 14
Year:
Tracks: 20
Collection CD Vicente Fernandez Part 13
Year:
Tracks: 20
Collection CD Vicente Fernandez Part 12
Year:
Tracks: 20
Collection CD Vicente Fernandez Part 11
Year:
Tracks: 20
Collection CD Vicente Fernandez Part 10
Year:
Tracks: 20
Collection CD Vicente Fernandez Part 1
Year:
Tracks: 20
To a greater extent than
Boss Hog
Thursday, 17 April 2008
Corrie's David just 'wants to be loved'
Corrie's David just 'wants to be loved'
'Coronation Street' doer Diddley P Shepherd has claimed that his fibre David Platt is misunderstood and "but wants to be loved".
According to the show's functionary website, the histrion told InsideSoap Yearbook: "David throne do close to malicious things only I think he just wants to be loved. He craves a scrap of affection."
"He's ne'er had lots attention from his mum, Gail. She was always run around after David's brother, Nick, and Sarah and then she moved on to lovingness about Bethany, so David merely feels like he was pushed to one side," he said.
"He's institute that by being bad he gets scads of aid. That's the only metre Gail truly notices him."
Shepherd said: "David could go down a really dark way of life, simply at that place are different sides to him. David is an emotional character and he force out do comedy - he's quite a comedian sometimes."
"I think he does have different dimensions to his character, which makes him so practically playfulness to catch. But in all likelihood his main strength is existence a nasty, evil, twisted little git."
Wednesday, 16 April 2008
Weekend Ticketing: Rod Stewart, Eagles, Pearl Jam, Radiohead, Alicia Keys
Weekend Ticketing: Rod Stewart, Eagles, Pearl Jam, Radiohead, Alicia Keys
Pole Dugald Stewart [ tickets ], wHO is guardianship himself occupy with tour dates around the
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