Beyonce‘s Sasha Fierce side was showing in a major way in her second of four nights at Revel Resort & Casino. The diva did Atlantic City right by her performance of “End Of Time,” showing that the arrival of Blue Ivy didn’t hinder her dancing any. And if that doesn’t quite scratch your itch for … More » Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Idolator Discovery Date : 26/05/2012 08:16 Number of articles : 2
Beyonce‘s Sasha Fierce side was showing in a major way in her second of four nights at Revel Resort & Casino. The diva did Atlantic City right by her performance of “End Of Time,” showing that the arrival of Blue Ivy didn’t hinder her dancing any. And if that doesn’t quite scratch your itch for … More » Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Idolator Discovery Date : 26/05/2012 08:16 Number of articles : 2
‘We’re filming it through the middle of the night,’ the Movie Awards performers tells MTV News of nocturnal clip. By James Montgomery Fun. Photo: Courtesy of Fueled By Ramen Last month, Fun. promised that the video for “Some Nights” — the follow-up to their chart-topping breakout “We Are Young” — would be “amazing,” which was a pretty big statement, considering they hadn’t even come up with a concept at the time. But now, all that has changed. Because when MTV News caught up with the guys last week to discuss their upcoming performance at the 2012 MTV Movie Awards , they let it be known that not only have they settled on a treatment for the “Some Nights” clip, but that, yes, it is going to be as amazing as promised. “The ‘Some Nights’ video is coming; we’re going to start filming it next week,” frontman Nate Ruess said. “We’re going to try and get it out as soon as possible. It’s been really rough, because we’ve been on tour for the last two months, so we found a night off — that was all we get, and we have to rush to a show the next day — but I know we’re going to make the most of it, because the director has a brilliant concept and it’s something that doesn’t put as much pressure on us, other than just to perform and perform well, and he’s going to set an amazing scene around us.” And while Fun. wouldn’t reveal all the details about the video, they did let a few plot points out of the bag — namely, it’s going to be a nocturnal affair (“There are lanterns,” Ruess said) and there will most definitely be a xylophone in play. Other than that, though, well, you’ll just have to wait and see. “We’re filming it through the middle of the night,” guitarist Jack Antonoff said. “And Andrew [Dost] is going to be walking with a xylophone at some point, not to give away too much.” “Now, you’re giving away too much,” Dost laughed. “All right, fine, I’m walking with a xylophone.” The 21st annual MTV Movie Awards air live Sunday, June 3 at 9 p.m. ET/PT from the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City, California. Related Artists fun.
Band set to kick off big, bad tour in support of Some Nights next week. By James Montgomery Nate Ruess of Fun. Photo: MTV News Momentum has been building behind Fun. ‘s Some Nights album since September, when the band unveiled the teaser clip for “We Are Young,” their stirring anthem that is spending its second week in the top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 (alongside usual suspects Katy Perry, Adele and Rihanna), cementing its status as the first out-of-nowhere smash of 2012. Since that teaser, they’ve been the subject of innumerable “Next Big Thing” pieces and released a proper video for the song, and earlier this week, Some Nights finally hit stores. So with their single sitting high on the charts and a full-scale tour in support of their album set to kick off next week, one has to wonder what it’s like to actually be in the band at this very moment, as they stand perched on the brink of big-time success. “I think we’re very aware of what’s happening around us, and I think there’s a level of excitement, but I feel like there’s so much more to accomplish, and we do want to accomplish all of that,” frontman Nate Ruess told MTV News. “So any sort of victory that we might not have had the privilege of having over the last 10 years that might be coming now, we only give ourselves about a second and then we think, ‘All right, what’s next?’ ” “Also, having done this for such a long time, we’ve put all the emphasis on the artistic victories, so we’ve always just been trained for those to be the most satisfying ones,” guitarist Jack Antonoff added. “So anything that’s happening on the other side of things, I think the three of us just think, ‘It’s so exciting. Now we can make this artistic dream come true.’ If people are finding out about the band [now], we can have this elaborate stage set up that we’ve always dreamed of, or we can work with this producer, or get this instrument that we always wanted.” And if their enthusiasm seems somewhat tempered, well, you can’t blame them. After all, all three members of Fun. have logged time in previous bands (the Format, Steel Train, Anathallo), and they’ve each seen how quickly fortunes can change. Still, they’d be lying if they didn’t say they’re looking to take full advantage of their sorta superstar status — and you’ll be able to tell on their upcoming tour. “We’re taking every penny we can squeeze out of the band to create some sort of wild show, and I think we’re always going to do that,” Antonoff said. “So if you see us in a club that holds 1,000 people, you’re going to get a big show for that size club. … We’re always going to push it” So with one smash hit under their belts, Fun. will push on into 2012 looking to expand both their fanbase and their reach — which, of course, is going to require a bit of sacrifice. Then again, after slogging it out for 10 years, the guys in Fun. are sort of used to all that. “I’m kind of annoyed, because I finally got an apartment on the Upper West Side, and I was looking forward to being there, just, you know, the calm before the storm,” Ruess laughed. “Because I know how we are; we’re just going to be on tour for the whole entire year. So there’s not going to be any time at home. Oh well.” Will you check out Fun. on tour? Let us know in the comments! Related Artists fun.
Yes, Sarah Palin has heard the big Hollywood news that some “gal” named Julianne Moore will play her in HBO’ s upcoming movie Game Change , but that doesn’t mean she’s happy about it. Maybe she’s just not a big Boogie Nights fan?
BOSSIP exclusively presents the premiere of the lovely and talented Marsha Ambrosius’ first official solo album “Late Nights & Early Mornings” on J Records, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment. We’ve previously given you a taste of “Far Away” and “Hope She Cheats On You (With A Basketball Player)” , and now we have the ENTIRE tracklisting for your listening pleasure! The songstress’ new album “Late Nights & Early Mornings” official release date is March 1, 2011. CLICK HERE to Pre-order today Go to PAGE 2 to listen to “Late Nights & Early Mornings” in its entirety!!!
Marsha lets loose a new joint featuring award winning Philly turntablist DJ Aktive, no word on whether this cut will be on her new album Late Nights, Early Mornings , but it’s definitely a banger, especially as the weather starts to warm up! Hate It or Love It?!?!
With eight nominations , perhaps The Social Network isn’t the slam dunk runaway Best Picture favorite everyone thought it was, but that doesn’t mean producer Michael De Luca ( Boogie Nights , Magnolia ) is disappointed with what transpired this morning. In fact, trailing The King’s Speech and True Grit in total noms just plays into Team Social Network ‘s wheelhouse.
Here are pictures of Jessica Biel dressed like an off-duty stripper getting groceries. Something that pisses me off about strippers because they assume it’s okay for them to dress down all baggy and shit because they spend their nights all naked, when I expect more out of their useless, crackwhore, no self-respect behavior….But something that doesn’t do anything for me when it comes to Jessica Biel, cuz I know she’s just a front for Timberlake’s homosexuality, cuz she’s built like a homeboy, so the more clothes the better. Enjoy.
