Rihanna’s new music video “Disturbia” was recently released, as directed by Anthony Mandler.
The vid is “disturbing” but really fun fun fun! “Disturbia” will debut on MTV’s TRL and BET’s 106 and Park on Thursday, July 24th and on VH1 on Saturday, July 26th.
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Fans at Bonnaroo yesterday (June 15) were so angry at Kanye West for his delayed performance that they scrawled their anger in spraypaint on the portaloos at the site, angrily chanted his name and pelted glowsticks at the stage during the two-hour delay.
West was due to perform at 2.45am yesterday morning but did not emerge on stage until 4.25am.
Messages on the screens told the crowd the show would be delayed until 3.15am and then delayed again until 3.30am, reports the Associated Press.
The crowd repeatedly chanted "Kanye sucks!"...
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China will tighten its controls over foreign singers and other performers after Icelandic singer Bjork shouted "Tibet! Tibet!" at a Shanghai concert last weekend, the Ministry of Culture said on Friday.
Bjork chanted the name of the Chinese-ruled Himalayan region after performing her song "Declare Independence", which she has used in the past to promote independence movements in other places such as Kosovo.
The performance "not only broke Chinese laws and regulations and hurt the feelings of Chinese people, but also went against the...
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Paul McCartney has reached a $400 million agreement with iTunes for the distribution of the Beatles' back catalog.
The former Beatles star, who is currently mired in a bitter divorce, officially sanctioned the Internet download service to offer the band's musical hits from albums such as "Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," the Daily Mail said Saturday.
McCartney will not be the only one enjoying the profitable deal. Former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr will receive a portion of the profits, as will the families of late Beatles...
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Rock N' Roll: loud, proud, and smothered in attitude…that's the jam that NYC hard rock quintet Diablo Royale kicks out. The band's lyrics cover everything from sexual innuendos to political satire, Choy explains: "We write about anything and everything, no subject is off limits for us because there is so much stuff that happens to you everyday, be it the girlfriend, the boss, parents, government or just stupid stuff like getting too drunk or having one of those horrible days at work …those are all life experiences that everyone can relate...
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Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails made headlines again this week as he released his new, four-part instrumental album Ghosts I-IV, at a variety of price points, including a $300 super-deluxe package. He's also giving away Ghosts I at no charge, even throwing the tracks up on The Pirate Bay for anyone to download. And it appears to be working quite well for Reznor, who has managed to sell all 2,500 copies of his $300 package without major label backing or much in the way of splashy marketing. If Reznor's earlier experiments in digital...
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The video really does look cheap and she can't sing!
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Year 1998 - Rubberband was the only Fil-Am band to open for Juan De La Cruz' "PAGBABALIK" reunion concert held at the World Trade Center in Manila, Philippines along with other famous groups- RAZORBACK, TEETH, RIZAL UNDERGROUND and ADVENT CALL.
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The only Fil-Am band to celebrate a CD release at the Legendary Punk dive CBGB'S, thru the help of Renrick Pascual aka Kapitan Inggo and the management of Edgardo Sunico. Ira Cruz and Bamboo Manalac and their manager, attended the release party courtesy of HAPPYBOX Productions!
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NEW YORK — The last time I saw Gino Inocentes and Rubberband play live, at Tribeca Rock Club in New York in the fall of 2005, I had to help break up a fight between two groups of Pinoy youths from Queens and Jersey City who came in droves to watch these amiable homeboys rock their big-city funk and homesick blues away.Don’t overread that. It was not the usual CBGB-toned punk anguish that makes “underground rock” a grossly-misread cross-cultural escape. These kids were alright, and the music’s fine. Just some petty “barangay”...
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Rihanna’s new music video “Disturbia” was recently...
