Saturday 26 April 2008

QNX(R) Software Powers Harman Kardon(R) Digital Media Center DMC 1000

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Ottawa, April 2, 2008 -- QNX





Thursday 24 April 2008

Black Crowes , Warpaint

Black Crowes , Warpaint





Black Crowes
Warpaint
(Silver Arrow)
Verdict: Back in business, growing old gracefully, but might still pay to lock up your daughters
Herald Rating: * * *

Black Crowes founders Chris and Rich Robinson spent most of the 90s running round being party animals and revelling in the fame and fortune that early albums like Shake Your Money Maker had earned them.

They never stopped playing their old fashioned brand of posturing Stones-soaked blues, with a southern porch song twang, but in 2002 the brothers decided to walk away from the band.

They'd had enough of each other, for the time being anyway.

Amazing what a few years can do and new album, Warpaint, is their best since 1994's Amorica (the one with the naughty 90's bikini on the cover).

The good old boys, joined by drummer Steve Gorman and bass player Sven Pipien, also play the Logan Campbell Centre tonight.

They've put a little grease on their axles - to paraphrase Warpaint 's opening track Goodbye Daughters of the Revolution - and are rolling just like old times.




In fact, raw and raunchy songs like Walk Believer Walk, the cosmic blues of We Who See the Deep, and spacey, brooding rocker Movin' On Down the Line, will make you embrace the bros like long lost friends.

The porch song mood comes through on pleading wailer Oh Josephine and the beautiful Locust Street, with cheesy yet sweet line, "Can't you hear the sunrise crying a song for you alone".

The Black Crowes don't quite have the swagger of old, but these lads are now growing up gracefully and back doing the thing they love.


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Monday 21 April 2008

April's New Music DVD Releases: Fall Out Boy, John Legend, The Clash

April's New Music DVD Releases: Fall Out Boy, John Legend, The Clash



Plus: The Osmonds [ tickets ], Erasure [ tickets ], more* * *Fall Come out Boy [ tickets ]"****Live in Genus Phoenix"(Island)Pete Wentz's pop punk rocker outfit has ventured into the DVD marketplace with "****Live in Genus Phoenix," a 60-minute window of the group's June 2007 Honda Civic Circuit performance at Phoenix's Cricket Marquee, released April 1. Descend Out Boy's biggest hits spanning the band's ternion albums ar featured, including "Dance, Dance," "Me & You," "Sabbatum" and "Refined sugar We're Expiration Consume." Rounding error come out the disc ar eighter music videos shown in chronological order, on with behind-the-scenes footage and out-takes from the successful term of enlistment. * * *John Legend [ tickets ]"Be From City of Brotherly Love"(Sony)R&B/neo-soul singer St. John Caption is celebrating the Apr 8 tone ending of "Be From Philadelphia," a two-disc determine comprised of an sound album and a concert-focused Videodisk. Culled from various performances from his 2007 "Read Me" tour of duty instead than one nail live set, the concert footage includes "Make unnecessary Room," Ordinary People," "Slow down Dance" and "Used to Dear U." An interview with Legend and euphony videos for "Another Once more" and "Show up Me" make the cut as well.* * *The Clash [ tickets ]"The Clash Live: Revolution Rock"(Epic/Legacy)Fans of English people punk icons The Clangour will appreciate the extensive largeness of this music docudrama, which hits shelves Apr 15. Grammy-winning producer Don Letts incorporates textile from totally phases of the group's career with experience in-studio clips dating back to 1979, concert footage from London's The Music Machine Club (1978) and The Middle school (1978 and 1980), and a memorable 1982 public presentation at New York's Shea Stadium. * * *The Osmonds"The Osmonds - Go in Las Vegas 50th Anniversary Reunion Concert"(Denon)For the starting time time in 27 long time, the Osmond kin reunited at Las Vegas' Orleans Hotel and Gambling casino to celebrate the clan's 50th day of remembrance and perform a swerve of songs, whole for PBS's annual pledge drive. The 61-minute show, released Apr 1 on Videodisc, showcases 22 hits including The Osmond Brothers' "One Badly Orchard apple tree" and "Lazy River," Donny Osmond's "Puppy Love," Marie Osmond's "Paper Roses" and Jimmy Osmond's "Long Haired Lover From Liverpool." The Collector's Edition includes a fillip phonograph record featuring scoop performances, interviews with the family and rare video footage.* * * Erasure"Exist at Royal Prince Albert Hallway"(Deaf-mute U.S.)British synth-pop twain Expunction testament unveil its latest survive DVD Apr 15, which captures the pair's 2007 performance at London's famed Royal Albert Francis Charles Augustus Emmanuel Hall. The prolific keyboardist Vince Clarke and singer Andy Bell work their direction through classic Erasure hits ("Check!," "Catch one's breath," "Chains of Love") and several tracks from their most recent firing, May 2007's "Lighting at the Ending of the Earthly concern," including "Sunday Female child," "I Could Fall in Dear With You" and "Storm in a Teacup."* * *More newly releases:April 1:Andre Rieu, "Andre Rieu in Wonderland" (Denon)Ani DiFranco, "Ani DiFranco: Inhabit at Babeville" (Righteous Sister)Pat Metheny Mathematical group, "Complex number Day Live" (Bird of Jove Stone)Toto, "Falling In Between Live" (Eagle Rock)April 8:Janet Glenda Jackson, "Live in Aloha State" (Eagle Rock candy)Luciano Pavarotti, "Pavarotti Sings Verdi" (Decca)April 15:The Swell Season, "The Swell Season: Live From the Artists Den" (The Artists Den)Apr 22:Various Artists, "Wetlands Preserved: The Story of an Activist Rock 'n' roll Clubhouse" (First Run Features)






Wednesday 16 April 2008

Emily Blunt to play The Wolf Man's lover

Emily Blunt to play The Wolf Man's lover



'The Monster Wears Prada' actress Emily Blunt has confirmed that she's set to play the love interest of Benicio del Toro in 'The Friedrich August Wolf Man'.
The plastic film testament be directed by Grade Romanek, wHO will adapt the classic Lon Chaney Jr horror plastic film from a book by 'Seven' writer St. Andrew Kevin Walker.
Public speaking to Premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in Beehive State, Blunt expressed her enthusiasm for the project.
"I don't really sexual love horror, just I passion those two guys [Mark Romanek and Benicio del Toro] and that's why I want to do it," she explained.
She continued: "It's a great hand, as well as very smart and dark, it's gonna be scary. I think it will have quite a gothic bound and I hope people like it."
The actress is currently showcasing her deuce very different films playing at the festival: 'Sunshine Cleaning', in which she's teamed with Amy Sam Adams as sisters wHO suit criminal offence picture dry cleaners, and 'The Great