Artist: Tortoise + The Ex
Genre(s):
Retro
Discography:
In The Fishtank
Year: 1999
Tracks: 6
Anti-Heros
Friday 27 June 2008
Tortoise + The Ex
Artist: Tortoise + The Ex
Genre(s):
Retro
Discography:
In The Fishtank
Year: 1999
Tracks: 6
Anti-Heros
Thursday 19 June 2008
Patrizio Buanne
Artist: Patrizio Buanne
Genre(s):
Pop
Discography:
The Italian
Year: 2006
Tracks: 15
Forever Begins Tonight
Year: 2000
Tracks: 12
Born in Naples merely raised in Vienna, Patrizio Buanne fagged practically of his youth hearing to Italian-American singers like Mario Lanza, Dean Martin, Al Martino, Frank Sinatra, and Tony Bennett in his father's pizza parlor, and before long fell in honey with the medicine of the fifties and '60s. He won local vocalizing competitions at an early years and, at 17, performed for Pope John Paul II. In 1999 Buanne returned to Italy, where he enrolled at a university in Rome and worked as a television system entertainer. Four years later he met producer Christian Seitz, and the two of them went to the Abbey Road studios in London to record Buanne's debut album, L'Italiano, mainly a cover album of the songs he grew up with, which came prohibited in the U.K. in February 2005. In March 2006, The Italian, a slightly shortened version of its British twin, was issued in the U.S., followed by a global spillage of the singer's soph record, Always Begins Tonight, in the fall of that same year.
Friday 13 June 2008
Sunday 8 June 2008
OK! Exclusive: Charlie & Brooke's Quirky Wedding Vows
With a suit from Men's Wearhouse, a no tie policy and a rock band at the reception, Charlie Sheen's wedding to Brooke Mueller was anything but traditional, so why should their vows be?
Eschewing the tired "to have and to hold," the bride and groom, who tied the knot in an intimate ceremony on May 30, each penned their own vows that were both sweet and a little strange and had their guests roaring with laughter.
The groom kicked it off with promises to "organize less and listen more," "quit breaking a hug too soon," and "mute the ball game when Brooke says, this is a matter of life and death," among others.
The bride followed, pledging to "cook more meals outside of the microwave," "keep the pile of debris on my side of the bed below the two foot mark," and "clean my closet at least once per decade."
Both closed their vows with "this and that, such and such. Yada, yada, yada, blah, blah, blah."
The quirky vows about each other's annoying habits made the ceremony "more personal, more fun, lighter," Charlie tells OK!.
"The traditional vows are so outdated that these days, the only difference between a wedding and a funeral is the casket," he says.
Though he admits to being a poor hugger, some of the vows weren't completely truthful, Charlie claims, since he's "actually a really good listener."
"But [the vow] had a good written ring to it," he says. "Organize less part is something I deal with daily -- I'm a Virgo and an extreme one and I just like my environment to maintain some sense of order at all times."
That would explain Brooke's vow to clean her closet and keep the debris at a minimum. But the former real estate investor is quick to defend her organization techniques.
"He's anal!" she exclaims." What it was is not really debris but clothing. He�s so clean and organized that if I leave my pajamas or my clothes on the side of the bed or some water...he thinks I�m being messy and not clean and organized. I think I�m just being relaxed and normal and not having to fold my pajamas and put them away the moment I wake up."
One thing Brooke isn't denying, though, is the fact that she really can't cook, but as her vow suggests, she will definitely be making an effort to whip up something nice for her man.
"I don�t know how to cook many things," she says. "A lot of women are great cooks and were brought up cooking and it�s not one of my attributes. But I promise him I�m going to start learning. I�m going to go learn how to cook through cooking classes and friends and I�m going to start."
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