Kelly Clarkson will release a new album this year. Really. At some point. But the first-ever American Idol champion has taken to Facebook and delivered sad news to fans: the CD won’t be available until the fall. “I recently found out that my album won’t be coming out until September,” she wrote. “The album has been recorded, but I can’t release it until then. I realize that is a long time, but that’s the best time to release it apparently so I’m sorry for the wait, but I promise you it sounds great!” Little is known about the upcoming album, but Clarkson has said it will possess a cover of Eric Hutchinson’s “Why Don’t You Try” and is “influenced by Prince, Tina Turner, Sheryl Crow, Radiohead and there’s a little bit of a Country vibe/influence on a couple of songs.”
C’mon man, you’ve got millions of dollars stop with the publicity stunts and go sitcho a** down somewhere! Potential presidential candidate Donald Trump says he’s already better at foreign policy than President Barack Obama – and he’s not even in the White House yet! Last week in an exclusive ENQUIRER interview, The Donald blasted Obama for not having sent troops to Libya to prevent killings at the hands of madman Moammar Gadhafi. In a blistering new attack, Trump tells The ENQUIRER that Obama is “clearly in over his head” and says he grades him nothing better than a “D+” in his dealings with foreign governments. And the billionaire real estate mogul has backed up his words with actions. On March 10, Trump welcomed President Mikheil Saakashvili of the Republic of Georgia to Manhattan’s Trump Tower to formally ink a deal that calls for the building of two new Trump properties in the Eurasian country. The Celebrity Apprentice boss is investing $300 million to build a residential tower and a luxury hotel as part of Georgia’s effort to bring tourists and businesses to the former communist country. Trump, 64, told The ENQUIRER: “You see what’s happened with the Republic of Georgia and you see what’s happening to our country. You see what can be done with proper leadership. “We don’t have that leadership – we’re being badly decimated in this country. “We’re like a whipping post!” B*tch please. Source
Last night on American primetime television, Kurt & Blaine finally kissed. And on who knows how many couches across the country, this happened: [YouTube] Powerful stuff, that TV. Now let’s get off that couch and help our boys seize the… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Good As You Discovery Date : 16/03/2011 16:25 Number of articles : 2
Last night on American primetime television, Kurt & Blaine finally kissed. And on who knows how many couches across the country, this happened: [YouTube] Powerful stuff, that TV. Now let’s get off that couch and help our boys seize the… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Good As You Discovery Date : 16/03/2011 16:25 Number of articles : 2
TOKYO (AP) — Japan’s top government spokesman is warning of a fresh threat of explosion from a nuclear unit at a power plant the country’s earthquake-ravaged northeast. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano said Sunday that a hydrogen explosion could occur at Unit 3 of the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear complex. That would follow a blast the day before at the same power plant as operators attempted to prevent… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Blaze Discovery Date : 13/03/2011 07:45 Number of articles : 3
Rascal Flatts and Justin Bieber sing That Should Be Me Watch the Justin Bieber Rascal Flatts “That Should Be Me” video, a powerhouse combo of the country group Rascal Flatts and teen phenom Justin Bieber. The Rascal Flatts “Nothing Like This” special featured special guests Natasha Bedingfield and Justin Bieber. Check out the Rascal Flatts / Justin Bieber “That Should Be Me” lyrics and music video below. Rascal Flatts singer Gary LeVox spoke about the duet with Justin Bieber, saying that his daughters “flipped out” and that he’s “in the running for dad of the year” after working with Bieber. LeVox added, “I’ve even got a low-grade Bieber fever!” Rascal Flatts and Justin Bieber That Should Be Me lyrics: “Everybody’s laughing in my mind Rumors spreadin’ ’bout this other guy Do you do what you did when you did with me, Does he love you the way I can? Did you forget all the mem’s that you made with me Cause baby I didn’t (Chorus) That should be me holding your hand That should be me making you laugh That should be me this is so sad That should be me that should be me That should be me feeling your kiss That should be me buying you gifts This is so wrong I can’t go on ‘Til you believe that That should be me That should be me You said you needed a little time for my mistakes It’s funny how you used that time to have me replaced Did you think that I wouldn’t see you out at the movies What you doin’ to me You’re taking him where we used to go Now if you’re tryin’ to break my heart It’s working cause you know that That should be me holding your hand That should be me making you laugh That should be me this is so sad That should be me that should be me That should be me feeling your kiss That should be me buying you gifts This is so wrong I can’t go on ‘Till you believe That should be me I need to know should I fight for love Or disarm It’s getting harder to shield It’s breaking my heart Ooooh That should be me holding your hand That should be me making you laugh That should be me this is so sad That should be me that should be me That should be me feeling your kiss That should be me buying you gifts This is so wrong I can’t go on ‘Till you believe That that should be me (Holding your hand) That should be me (The one making you laugh (oh baby oh) That should be me That should be me (Giving you flowers) That should be me (Talking for hours oh) That should be me That should be me That should be me Never should’ve let you go I never should’ve let you go That should be me I never should’ve let you go That should be me.” source:blogs.babble.com
Map showing the Fukushima nuclear plants on the northeastern coast of Japan#39;s main Honshu island. An explosion and feared meltdown at Fukushima nuclear plant No. 1 Saturday exposed the scale of the disaster facing the country after a massive quake and tsunami left more than 1,000 dead. News of the leak was confirmed by the Japanese government after the walls and roof at Fukushima Number 1 nuclear power plant were destroyed in the blast. Plumes of white smoke were sent billowing into the sky
Passengers rest and sleep on the floor of Narita airport, near Tokyo Saturday, March 12, 2011. Passengers were stranded in the airport after public transport systems were shut down following a massive earthquake Friday. Narita Airport has been closed following an 8.9 magnitude earthquake in Japan, according to reports from the country. Japan#39;s Kyodo news agency says that Narita Airport, the main international gateway into Japan, has been closed to flights following Friday#39;s massive ear
The epicenter was 373 kilometers (231 miles) away from the capital, Tokyo, the United States Geological Survey said. But residents there felt the tremors. The quake rattled buildings and toppled cars off bridges and into waters underneath. Waves of debris flowed like lava across farmland, pushing boats, houses and trailers toward highways. In Tokyo, crowds gathered in the streets and tried to reach relatives via cell phone. Scenes inside office buildings showed papers strewn all over the floor and people clinging onto seats and desks. Such a large earthquake at such a shallow depth creates a lot of energy, said Shenza Chen of the U.S. Geological Survey. It caused a power outage in about 4 million homes in Tokyo and surrounding areas. A tsunami in the Pacific was moving closer to other shorelines in other countries, said CNN meteorologist Ivan Cabrera. It triggered tsunami warnings for various countries, including Japan and Russia, the National Weather Service said. “Earthquakes of this size are known to generate tsunamis potentially dangerous to coasts outside the source region,” it said. “Based on all available data a tsunami may have been generated by this earthquake that could be destructive on coastal areas even far from the epicenter.” The quake was the latest in a series in the region this week. Early Thursday, an earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.3 struck off the coast of Honshu. A day earlier, a 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck off of Honshu, the country’s meteorological agency said. The largest recorded quake took place in Chile on May 22, 1960, with a magnitude of 9.5, the USGS said.
