Player

   
Artist: Player

   Genre(s): 
Drum & Bass
   

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Discography:


   
 Angel Of Theft (One-Sided Vinyl 2004)

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 1

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Best remembered for the late-'70s chart-topper "Baby Come Back," Player was formed in Los Angeles in 1977 by singer/guitarist Peter Beckett (at one time of the U.K. grouping Skyband), bassist Ronn Moss and guitarist/keyboardist J.C. Crowley. After adding drummer John Friesen, Player sign to impresario Robert Stigwood's RSO label and issued "Sister Come Back," which sabbatum atop the pop singles chart for triplet weeks in other 1978; their self-titled debut LP appeared that same year, as did the follow-up, Danger Zone. Crowley exited Player shortly later on, afterwards enjoying a solo career as a land creative person; the odd triple issued Room with a View in 1980 in front Moss and Friesen both bygone as well. Beckett, the lone unexpended creation member, continued the mathematical group for ane final LP, 1982's Spies of Life, in front retiring the Player name to put on a career as a ballad maker and solo performing artist. Moss, meantime, united the draw of the daylight soap opera house The Bold and the Beautiful in 1987; he and Beckett reformed Player in 1995, shortly later on issuance the reunion LP Lost in Reality.





Dante Thomas

Eilera

   
Artist: Eilera

   Genre(s): 
Rock
   Pop
   

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Discography:


   
 Fusion

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 10


   
 Precious Moment [EP]

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 4


   
 Facettes

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 10

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Corpsefucking Art

   
Artist: Corpsefucking Art

   Genre(s): 
Other
   

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Discography:


   
 The Art Of The Fucking Corpse

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 20

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Rhys Meyers the star of new horror

Irish actor Jonathan Rhys Meyers is to star opposite Julianne Moore in a new supernatural horror.
Variety reports that the plot of the film has been kept secret.
Shooting on 'Shelter' will begin in Pittsburgh in late March.
The film will be directed by Swedish duo Mans Marlind and Bjorn Stein from a script by 'Identity' writer Michael Cooney.

Ledger family prepare for Heath's funeral

The family of Heath Ledger have returned to their native Australia where they will hold a private funeral for the actor in his home town of Perth.
Ledger's father Kim, mother Sally and sister Kate flew from Los Angeles to Brisbane, Australia, late last night.
The family are now home in Perth, where the body of the Oscar-nominated actor is to be laid to rest next to two of his grandparents in Karrakatta Cemetery.
It is also reported that the toxicology results of the 'Brokeback Mountain' star's autopsy are to be revealed this week.
The initial medical examiner's report was inconclusive as to the cause of his death on 22 January.

Italian director wins main Babelgum award

Andrea Lodovichetti gets Looking for Genius award

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CANNES -- New Italian director Andrea Lodovichetti was presented with the Babelgum Looking for Genius award, one of seven awards presented as part of Babelgum's online film festival that attracted more than 1,000 entries from 86 countries.


Director Spike Lee presented the 32-year-old Lodovichetti with Babelgum's top award, for his work on "Sotto il mio giardino" (Under My Garden), the story of a young boy who believes his love of insects gives him evidence to solve what he imagines to be a local murder case.


Italy and France were the only two countries with a pair of winners each: Lodovichetti's compatriot Emanuel Exitu won the festival's documentary award for "Greater -- Defeating AIDS." And France's Remy Schaepman won the animation award for "Quidam Degomme" (A Sheep on a Roof) with the advertising award presented to "The Pocket Crossborder" director Ambroise Becchio.


Other winners were U.S. director Richard Recco, who won the Short Film award for "Officer Down"; Irish director Brian Deane, who won the Social-Environment prize for "Without Words"; and Music Video award winner "Mouthface" directed by Belgium's Antonin de Bemels.


Each winner received 20,000 euros ($31,000) for use in developing future projects.


Viewers on the Babelgum web voted in each category in order to reduce the field to a total of 70 films between the seven categories. A panel of experts reduced each category's short list to three films before Lee selected each of the seven winners.

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Fourth Bourne film still a possibility

Actor Matt Damon and director Paul Greengrass have been discussing whether there will be a follow-up to 'The Bourne Ultimatum'.
Speaking to Empire magazine at the Empire Awards about the speculation regarding a fourth film, Damon said: "I think it's one of these stories that has a life of its own. Not that we're against it, we're all for doing a fourth movie but it means coming up with a good story. There are a lot of things that would have to happen before we would sign up for it."
Reacting to Damon's response, Greengrass said: "He says yes? It's news to me. I think the truth is that it's a very well loved franchise, but we're in the process of trying to work out what kind of film you could make."
He continued: "If there is one, what would it be? How it could go? Without any pressure; without any commitment to it, but everybody loved the franchise. We love it, but none of us would want to go again unless we're sure there's a worthwhile film and that could take some time. You don't want to do that when you feel like you've got to make it and none of us need to, so that's where we are".