Patrick Stump have shared the release date (October 18) and the cover art for his new album "Punk Soul" the only details to be announced the tracklisting was that we finally have, courtesy of idolatry.
As said Stump PopCrush last month, he is personally responsible for the entirety of 'Punk Soul ", including text, voice, instruments and production.
This means that the primary version of his single "This city is a solo recording, but the remix with rapper from Chicago and his colleagues native Lupe Fiasco is nailed to a bonus track.
Also featured is highlighted "Spotlight (New regrets)," an infectious air that appeared online several months ago.
The album does not have a spiritual song titles full sentence that were a trademark of Fall Out Boy Stump. But that makes sense - those always seemed like Pete Wentz idea, anyway.
2011年9月16日星期五
2011年9月13日星期二
Best of British
It's typical that on a day Britain secured its best ever results in a Grand Tour, the armchair critics get their knives out to dissect the Woome.
On an historic occasion for both Britain and Team Sky, Chris Froome and Bradley Wiggins stood either side of Vuelta winner Juan Jose Cobo in Madrid - the first time two British riders have made the podium in one of cycling's three biggest events.
But as the remaining 167 riders zipped through the streets of Madrid, you can bet fickle British cycling fans wholly devoid of any stage-race sense were complaining about a lack of attack from Team Sky.
Just like, a day earlier, 'fans' chastised Sky for not blowing apart the field on the flat run into Vitoria - and Froome for not getting off his lazy backside and taking the 20 bonus seconds at the finish.
Sadly - or perhaps, thankfully - cycling's not as easy as that.
Yes, 13 seconds may seem like a very precarious lead, but in stage cycling it is a big enough cushion - the equivalent of an away goal in football in the second leg, or an eight-point lead in rugby as the game enters the final five minutes.
Saddles also has some prime Irun Basque beef with those nitpickers who hold issue with Sky for not making Froome the designated team leader earlier in the race.
Yes, Froome rode a superb ITT to move into the red jersey - but even then, he was only 20 seconds clear of Wiggins with 11 stages left to ride. What's more, a day later, Wiggo leap-frogged his team-mate into red - where he stayed until Cobo's magnificent ride up the Angliru.
According to most fans who clearly know better, Sky should have made Wiggins work for Froome on the Angliru.
So that's Wiggins, a rider who was brought into the team to spearhead its GC chances on the back of his fourth place in the 2009 Tour, to forego his own ambitions - two months after seeing his Tour shattered along with a collarbone - for a rider who hadn't completed a Grand Tour for more than two years and whose highest overall position was 36th.
Supposing Alberto Contador was wearing the yellow jersey on the eve of the Tour's stage to Alpe d'Huez back in July, do you honestly reckon Bjarne Riis would have instructed him to ride in support of Riche Porte instead?
Forget the gift of hindsight - cycling works within strict unwritten rules of hierarchy and honour. Wiggins was Sky's man - that's why they paid so much to bring him to the team - and with him in red, there was never any way they were going to humiliate him in favour of - let's face it - an unproven rookie of dubious provenance.
And lest we forget: in the moments before Wiggins hitting the wall on the Angliru, Froome himself looked like he was in serious bother; at one stage, he almost fell off his bike with exhaustion on the arduous 23 percent section 2km from the finish.
Granted, Froome became the team's leader after that stage - and he confirmed his class with a glorious ride to Pena Cabarga that saw him inch within 13 seconds of the summit.
That he failed to make up that seemingly tiny time margin - despite his best efforts in the Basque Country - shouldn't be seen as a failure. The fact that he came so close should be celebrated - it could even be the making of a new British sports star.
The public should be over the moon instead of over the Froome. Wiggins has confirmed his ability - and Froome, four years his junior, offers much promise for his Sky team going forward.
Of course, such promise could be shackled by a need to ride in support of Mark Cavendish - but that eventuality will be dealt with if and when it happens.
On an historic occasion for both Britain and Team Sky, Chris Froome and Bradley Wiggins stood either side of Vuelta winner Juan Jose Cobo in Madrid - the first time two British riders have made the podium in one of cycling's three biggest events.
But as the remaining 167 riders zipped through the streets of Madrid, you can bet fickle British cycling fans wholly devoid of any stage-race sense were complaining about a lack of attack from Team Sky.
Just like, a day earlier, 'fans' chastised Sky for not blowing apart the field on the flat run into Vitoria - and Froome for not getting off his lazy backside and taking the 20 bonus seconds at the finish.
Sadly - or perhaps, thankfully - cycling's not as easy as that.
Yes, 13 seconds may seem like a very precarious lead, but in stage cycling it is a big enough cushion - the equivalent of an away goal in football in the second leg, or an eight-point lead in rugby as the game enters the final five minutes.
Saddles also has some prime Irun Basque beef with those nitpickers who hold issue with Sky for not making Froome the designated team leader earlier in the race.
Yes, Froome rode a superb ITT to move into the red jersey - but even then, he was only 20 seconds clear of Wiggins with 11 stages left to ride. What's more, a day later, Wiggo leap-frogged his team-mate into red - where he stayed until Cobo's magnificent ride up the Angliru.
According to most fans who clearly know better, Sky should have made Wiggins work for Froome on the Angliru.
So that's Wiggins, a rider who was brought into the team to spearhead its GC chances on the back of his fourth place in the 2009 Tour, to forego his own ambitions - two months after seeing his Tour shattered along with a collarbone - for a rider who hadn't completed a Grand Tour for more than two years and whose highest overall position was 36th.
Supposing Alberto Contador was wearing the yellow jersey on the eve of the Tour's stage to Alpe d'Huez back in July, do you honestly reckon Bjarne Riis would have instructed him to ride in support of Riche Porte instead?
Forget the gift of hindsight - cycling works within strict unwritten rules of hierarchy and honour. Wiggins was Sky's man - that's why they paid so much to bring him to the team - and with him in red, there was never any way they were going to humiliate him in favour of - let's face it - an unproven rookie of dubious provenance.
And lest we forget: in the moments before Wiggins hitting the wall on the Angliru, Froome himself looked like he was in serious bother; at one stage, he almost fell off his bike with exhaustion on the arduous 23 percent section 2km from the finish.
Granted, Froome became the team's leader after that stage - and he confirmed his class with a glorious ride to Pena Cabarga that saw him inch within 13 seconds of the summit.
That he failed to make up that seemingly tiny time margin - despite his best efforts in the Basque Country - shouldn't be seen as a failure. The fact that he came so close should be celebrated - it could even be the making of a new British sports star.
The public should be over the moon instead of over the Froome. Wiggins has confirmed his ability - and Froome, four years his junior, offers much promise for his Sky team going forward.
Of course, such promise could be shackled by a need to ride in support of Mark Cavendish - but that eventuality will be dealt with if and when it happens.
Empowering Women through 'Women and Girls Lead'
September, it seems, began in retrograde: not one of the films opening on Labor Day weekend was directed by a woman.
Meanwhile the holiday's big femme-centric feature, the French thriller "Love Crime,"has an older and younger woman--formidably portrayed by Kristin Scott-Thomas and Ludivine Sagnier, respectively--pitted against each other in mortal competition. No siree, sisterhood was not this month's starter.
However, September does see the launch of "Women and Girls Lead," a multiyear, multiplatform, global femme-centric cinematic initiative intended to raise consciousness about issues and empower women to take action against gender bias and other social injustice. "Women and Girls Lead" is created by ITVS, the nonprofit that provides much of the content for PBS, and partnering organizations, including the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media and the Girl Scouts.
The heart of the initiative will be the broadcast of 50 female-empowering documentary features on public television, with a rich variety of interactive online opportunities.
Now, back to movies in the mainstream. Two notable movies come to theaters today, Sept. 9. "Tanner Hall," a first feature written and directed by Tatiana von Furstenberg (Diane's daughter) and Francesca Gregorini (Barbara Bach's daughter, Ringo Starr's step- daughter), is a coming-of-age drama about four teens trying to define themselves and their life goals while attending an exclusive Rhode Island boarding school. The film is a strong ensemble piece, starring Rooney Mara, whose breakout performance here led to her casting for the role of Liz Salander in the upcoming English version of "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo."
The second opener is Heather Courtney's "Where Soldiers Come From," another coming-of-age story. This one is a documentary about high school buddies from rural Michigan -- from the director's hometown, in fact -- who join the National Guard and are unexpectedly deployed to Afghanistan, where they explode IEDs and are so completely traumatized they can't re-enter civilian life. Courtney chronicles their stories with compassion and insight, capturing their personalities and quirks. These are good kids.
Each is every mother's son. And their disillusionment and anguish are heart wrenching. A must-see! Sept. 16 brings four intriguing openings. An older women is at the heart of the story told in "My Afternoons With Margueritte," a charming French film (with English subtitles). Gisele Casadesus plays the title role, a well-read senior citizen who befriends a lonely and illiterate younger man (played by Gerard Depardieu), and they give each other purpose. It's a lovely story and a lovely film fizzing with star chemistry.
Meanwhile the holiday's big femme-centric feature, the French thriller "Love Crime,"has an older and younger woman--formidably portrayed by Kristin Scott-Thomas and Ludivine Sagnier, respectively--pitted against each other in mortal competition. No siree, sisterhood was not this month's starter.
However, September does see the launch of "Women and Girls Lead," a multiyear, multiplatform, global femme-centric cinematic initiative intended to raise consciousness about issues and empower women to take action against gender bias and other social injustice. "Women and Girls Lead" is created by ITVS, the nonprofit that provides much of the content for PBS, and partnering organizations, including the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media and the Girl Scouts.
The heart of the initiative will be the broadcast of 50 female-empowering documentary features on public television, with a rich variety of interactive online opportunities.
Now, back to movies in the mainstream. Two notable movies come to theaters today, Sept. 9. "Tanner Hall," a first feature written and directed by Tatiana von Furstenberg (Diane's daughter) and Francesca Gregorini (Barbara Bach's daughter, Ringo Starr's step- daughter), is a coming-of-age drama about four teens trying to define themselves and their life goals while attending an exclusive Rhode Island boarding school. The film is a strong ensemble piece, starring Rooney Mara, whose breakout performance here led to her casting for the role of Liz Salander in the upcoming English version of "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo."
The second opener is Heather Courtney's "Where Soldiers Come From," another coming-of-age story. This one is a documentary about high school buddies from rural Michigan -- from the director's hometown, in fact -- who join the National Guard and are unexpectedly deployed to Afghanistan, where they explode IEDs and are so completely traumatized they can't re-enter civilian life. Courtney chronicles their stories with compassion and insight, capturing their personalities and quirks. These are good kids.
Each is every mother's son. And their disillusionment and anguish are heart wrenching. A must-see! Sept. 16 brings four intriguing openings. An older women is at the heart of the story told in "My Afternoons With Margueritte," a charming French film (with English subtitles). Gisele Casadesus plays the title role, a well-read senior citizen who befriends a lonely and illiterate younger man (played by Gerard Depardieu), and they give each other purpose. It's a lovely story and a lovely film fizzing with star chemistry.
2011年9月12日星期一
Justin Timberlake Claims His Music Is A "bread And Butter"
If he had his way, Justin Timberlake would probably be doing promo for the continuation of the 2006 FutureSex / LoveSounds at this time, it's just that those pesky film roles need to get a sense.
That victory in a new interview Timberlake gave my list of the British journal (with the exaggeration of the British version of one of these films, "friends with benefits") in which he spoke openly his desire to return to music, and the public perception that he deliberately ignored his career as an artist.
"To be honest, my plan would probably have to make another record, probably at this moment. Do not stop calling myself a musician. For me it's my life," he said. "And I mean that in a personal way, not to say that supports my" hobby to act. "I joke with my friends must have a card saying:" David Fincher put me in a movie, 'because' bad teacher 'are a blessing, because "The Social Network" and "Friends with benefits" out of this .
"All the films I made were only the opportunities that have arisen, but are now all back to back, people think," Oh, he tries to make a statement with a career actress, '"he said." But it's not for me. I do not want to stop playing music. "
Of course, in recent months, Timberlake music production has been limited to a brief appearance in a video for "On Hoodies, Hat Low", a song of his records Tennman FreeSol artist ', and an impromptu performance with the band in a restaurant he co - owner in New York. But he insists he never really decided to put his solo career on the stage. He just kind of shook this way, to the dismay of his fans who began to make impassioned (and slightly profane), pleas for his return.
"The only conscious decision I made was that I did not make a film about a musician, because I felt that there was overbearing," he told the magazine. "If" Bad Teacher "was released before" social networking ", it can be a little slow because people are accustomed to seeing me on" Saturday Night Live 'and thought, "Well, it's a not funny. "I never liked to be taken seriously as a musician."
So when can fans expect to hear new music from Justin Timberlake? Well, from the sound of things, it might be a while. For the immediate future, he focused on just disappear for a while.
"I have nothing on my album of the year. I'm getting tired of me," Timberlake said. "I understand that I am very lucky place because, to be honest, I do not think I'm that good. I just want to make the right choices. At a certain age where you do not feel validated in their choice of career. I want to be validated in more choices of your life. "
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2011年9月8日星期四
Cody Simpson, A Popular Import
It is out of the question Cody Simpson could someday lose his Australian accent - the pop star 14 years has left Australia in June 2010 and now resides in Los Angeles, after all. However, Simpson will do everything possible to prevent this from happening, and his reasoning has little to do with the pride of Australia.
"And 'my biggest advantage with the girls," Simpson said, hours before performing in front of 1,100 screaming fans in the Orland Square Mall in Orland Park on Friday. "I'm going to try to keep my accent as much as they can."
The benefits do not stop there. In addition to singing, Simpson - plays guitar and seems to be a decent dancer - who has not released a full length album, but has 1.2 million followers on Twitter.
He had little choice with it. "When I came to the United States, (my label) said, 'You have to dance," said Simpson.
Simpson is currently working with a choreographer in addition to singing lessons, which started six months ago. He said very little voice training when he found on YouTube by the record producer Shawn Campbell and initially doubted that he was ready to become a singer.
"I said," If I have improved? "I had not had a lot of experience out loud before," said Simpson, who was a promising swimmer with Olympic aspirations achieved. "But apparently it worked."
Simpson has worked with rapper Flo Rida's first single, "iYiYi" in May 2010. They release a new EP, "Coast to Coast", which promotes the current mall tour, September 20 and expects its long-term studio album will hit stores the next year.
"It was really crazy," said Simpson of the trip. "There has been increasing all the malls we go. He was like 4000-5000 people at the mall in Detroit. "
Simpson has learned to expect the unexpected when it comes to its growing fan base ("You'll be walking and they come out of nowhere," he said) and he was forced to adapt their shrill cry - not that he complained.
"I'm ear to follow to avoid external noise when I'm performing," Simpson said. "It 's easier. But sometimes I want to take your ear and listen to the monitor to go crazy.
"It all started to take off in recent months, so this is all new to me."
Britney Spears: 'It Be Cool To Run The Prince William And Kate '
Britney Spears has revealed she would like to play for Prince William and Kate.29 years old, the singer admitted that she is a big fan of the royal couple, who married earlier this year and said it would be a dream come true for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with one of their shows.
"It would be fantastic. It would be really crazy and cool. I think they are beautiful couple and I totally respect and admire, "she told Glamour magazine, adding that she found hilarious" by William apparently had a poster of her on his wall when he was a teenager.
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