Thursday, 24 April 2008

Hilary Duff dishes on Lindsay Lohan, Miley Cyrus and Avril Lavigne

Hilary Duff dishes on Lindsay Lohan, Miley Cyrus and Avril Lavigne



Despite being in show business for nearly a decade, Hilary Duff has never gotten used to hanging with her fellow celebutantes.
“It’s hard to find people who don’t feel like they’re in competition with you,” she tells the May issue of Allure magazine.
But while she may try and stay away from her Hollywood peers, Duff, 20, couldn’t resist dishing about Lindsay Lohan, Miley Cyrus and Avril Lavigne:






Jennifer Aniston's hair 'most envied' by women

Jennifer Aniston's hair 'most envied' by women



Women envy Jennifer Aniston's hair more than any other celebrity, according to a recent survey.
In a poll of 1,600 people commissioned by Hair magazine, it was found that Aniston's hair is the most coveted followed by Catherine Zeta-Jones, Cat Deeley, Penelope Cruz, Angelina Jolie, Natalie Imbruglia, Victoria Beckham, Nicole Kidman, Sharon Stone and Sienna Miller.
The survey also named 'the bob' - as popularised by Victoria Beckham and Katie Holmes - as the "most iconic haircut" of all time.
The hairstyle, originally associated with Sixties stars such as Mary Quant and Twiggy, beat Aniston's sleek, long Friends cut in the survey.
Her hairdo sparked the biggest hair craze of the Nineties as women flocked to salons to ask for 'a Rachel'.
The Amy Winehouse-style Sixties beehive was third, followed by the 1970s Farrah Fawcett feathered number, as recently imitated by Madonna.
Mia Farrow's ultra-short 'Rosemary's Baby' crop was fifth in the online poll, commissioned by Hair magazine, followed by the heavy fringe worn to the side that Lady Diana Spencer sported when she announced her engagement to the Prince of Wales.
Joanna Lumley's 'Purdey bob' from her period in 'The New Avengers' was seventh.





Monday, 21 April 2008

Lucas causes havoc on Celebrity Hijack

Lucas causes havoc on Celebrity Hijack



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Thursday, 17 April 2008

Obituary: DJ Froggy

Obituary: DJ Froggy



In 1978 the saucer jockey DJ Froggy, world Health Organization has died of a genius haemorrhage elderly 58, installed his audio system at 1 of Britain's first-class honours degree soul "all-dayers", the Subject Someone Festival in Purley. A year later he was a DJ at the first base Caister soul weekender in Great Yarmouth, aboard a grouping of DJs - including Robbie Vincent, Chris Pitcher's mound, Greg Edwards and Jeff Danton True Young - which comprised the Soul Maffia. Froggy's innovative use of mixture decks and tapeline recorders, aboard his self-built sound organisation and the mix consoles he designed himself, transformed the Brits nightspot shot, playing as a catalyst, and a pattern, for lately 1980s gush refinement. Froggy's style and theatricality heralded that explosion. In the early eighties, prior to electro and hip-hop, he was the country's pre-eminent technical DJ.










In 1979 Froggy had visited Hoarding magazine's Fresh York disco music convention, and there he picked up the theory behind Freshly York's DJs' admixture techniques. He studied the practice at Studio apartment 54 and Paradise Garage, observation DJ Larry Levan synchronizing the rhythm of deuce records, cross-fading to play sections of their sounds simultaneously, while overlaying effects from a third base turntable. Levan was presenting familiar medicine in a unique fashion with pauses in the soundtrack introduced, often meagerly, and e'er at the DJ's abettal.Back in United Kingdom, Froggy modified his sound organisation, and mastered cross-fading. Within months the Soul Maffia, victimization that system, were playing to more than 15,000 the great unwashed at Knebworth. His creation was still prospering as a hired-out concern in the mid-1980s rare-groove view, and in the early on gush movement.In the 1980s Froggy developed his relationship with Wireless 1, redaction tracks for segments in Peter Powell's show up. Subsequently came track record ship's company sour where Froggy provided extended discotheque mixes and shortened wireless edits of tracks.Born Steven Howlett, he was a Londoner from the East End, the logos of Denim and Kenneth Howlett. His male parent was a mechanical applied scientist at Plessey's. His mother died when he was sevener. Educated at Dane secondary school in Ilford, Essex, he was fascinated by auditory sensation equipment - and by the radiogram his padre brought home from act upon.Apprenticed as an technologist at 15, he took his Urban center and Guilds qualification, and chaired the apprentice association. As such, and victimization a strait system he had built, he put on his have shows. And so in 1971 came a DJ residence at the Bird's Nest, in Romford, Essex. It was then that DJ Froggy was max Born.Spotted by pop act director St. George John Brown in 1972, he launch himself providing DJ accompaniment for bands, later to include such name calling as the Sweet, T. King and Slade, unremarkably at big spear venues like Scunthorpe Baths. Encountering the DJ Emperor Rosko, wHO had go famous via 1960s pirate radio, Froggy was stunned by the quality of the American's sound system. So Froggy upgraded his own, and went in search of Yorkshire-based Mat Mathias, wHO had designed the Rosko mixture console. Later on Froggy and Bob Mathias co-designed their have consoles.In 1974 the so Tuner 1 magnetic disc jockey Dave Richard Henry Lee Travis suggested a collaboration. From 1974 to 1978 their act, which Travis describes as verging on nightspot, toured throughout United Kingdom. When Froggy discontinue, it was to stress on soulfulness, disco and jazz-funk. He accepted many club dates in the dixie of England and began a weekly abidance at the Royalty, in Southgate, n Jack London, from of late 1978. Then came Purley and the National Soul Festival.Froggy lived in the Ilford field for virtually of his life. Married trio times, he is survived by deuce daughters and a logos.· DJ Froggy (Steven Howlett), club DJ, born November 8 1949; died March 28 2008





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Tuesday, 15 April 2008

For Jason Collett, Lennon influence is just like starting over

For Jason Collett, Lennon influence is just like starting over



Jason Collett’s been on a St. John the Apostle Lennon breaking ball of late. With no




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