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Concert review: Who needs Morrissey when you've got the Magnetic Fields?
National Post So it wasn't surprising to find couples of any and all sexual orientations canoodling in the crowd, overcome by a moment so elusive in most of pop music and pop culture — an honest portrayal of human relationships, in all their messy and beautiful … and more » |
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Too Much Tape? Highlight Hunter Finds Your Best Clips, Cuts Video Editing By 80% – TechCrunch
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Too Much Tape? Highlight Hunter Finds Your Best Clips, Cuts Video Editing By 80%
TechCrunch Spitzer-Williams tells us that the key is that Highlight Hunter can take hours of full HD 1080p video and pop out highlights in an average of three or four minutes' time — cutting video editing time down by an average of over 80 percent. and more » |
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VIDEO: Watch a First Look at Whitney Houston’s Final Film Sparkle – Seattle Post Intelligencer
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VIDEO: Watch a First Look at Whitney Houston's Final Film Sparkle
Seattle Post Intelligencer By Kate Stanhope, TV GUIDE Those fateful words are uttered by Whitney Houston in what will be the pop singer's last film, Sparkle. In the first trailer for the musical, released Monday, Houston plays mom to Jordin Sparks' Sparkle, … Whitney Houston in 'Sparkle': A first look at her performanceWashington Post (blog) 'Sparkle' trailer: Whitney Houston's final film, starring Jordin Sparks (Video)OnTheRedCarpet.com Video: Trailer for Whitney Houston's last film releasedOttawa Citizen all 444 news articles » |
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Punch! Spoofs North Korea Tourism Ad Campaign (VIDEO)
Huffington Post Punch!, a new pop culture magazine, took the challenge on in a new mock television ad campaign. The company — which is the brainchild of Radar's Maer Roshan, Daily Candy's Dany Levy and the American Independent News Network's David S. Bennahum … and more » |
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A Titanic ode to 1997: Pop Music
Columbus Alive (blog) Do you remember what was happening in pop culture that year? In 1997 I was in sixth grade. “Titanic” was sixth-grade-me's “Twilight” as far as pre-teen obsession with a love story goes. In celebration of seeing Kate Winslet's wobbly bits on the big … |
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'Katy Perry: Part Of Me' 3-D Trailer: Five Things We Want To See
MTV.com We can only imagine how it would feel to wind up in the trailer for your favorite pop singer's movie. We're used to seeing pop stars perform live onstage, but it's rare to get a sense of the show from the artist's point of view. Katy Perry 3D Concert Movie Set for July 4thWFMY News 2 Katy Perry and David Beckham Star in Adidas Commercial (Video)National Ledger Watch: Teaser Trailer Arrives For Katy Perry's 3D Movie 'Part Of Me,' Will Hit …Indie Wire (blog) Huffington Post -TheImproper.com -The Inquisitr all 70 news articles » |
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Rallying the Bass
Wall Street Journal (blog) By LARRY BLUMENFELD 'What's it like making music once you've made it into the mainstream?" an audience member asked Esperanza Spalding during the opening roundtable of this year's EMP Pop Conference, a gathering of some 2000 musicians, critics, … and more » |
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ACMs focus on music not awards
USA TODAY Save Water, Drink Beer; Underwood showed country's pop side with Good Girl, but Young came unashamed of the twang. His rowdy drinking song had a built-in catchphrase for revelers ready for another round. Postcard From Paris; Four performances in, … ACMs focus on music, not the hardwareTucson Citizen all 8 news articles » |
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Microsoft Tackles HTML5-Enhanced Music Videos
PC Magazine But since "Video Killed the Radio Star" first hit the airwaves in 1981, the music video format hasn't really evolved in the last 32 years. Microsoft is looking to change that somewhat with a new HTML5-enhanced, customized video from teen pop star … |
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On Chromatics' Kill For Love
The L Magazine But it's Ruth Radelet's softly faded presence that suits his music best. The band's pure pop songs, the ones welding her narcotized sighs to his Italo-synth throbs, always felt elevated above his other work. She's no virtuosic diva, to say the least, … and more » |