I am going to keep this quite short, but really why is Tulisa from N-Dubz a Judge on X Factor? My thinkingis that it’s a bid to keep all of the chavs watching the show. She has no music or business understanding and can’t even begin to be compared to Kelly Rowland and Gary Barlow.
Let’s see what happens now that she has made a complete hash of things by saying she doesn’t know the song “Think” but Aretha Franklin.
Simon Cowell may have made a mistake putting her on this show.
I am loyal to Caffe Nero and visit their shops 4 or 5 times a week. But their service let me down many times at one of their London coffee shops. So I have now gone to another one in Fulham Road and they have been so good and attentive. It has changed my thoughts based on recent service. So I am now pleased and will likely use this coffee shop more than the other.
Now Caffe Nero just need to make this consistent!
Were these “My Butt is Big” Nike ads spoofs? Whether they are or not, they are creative!
Keith Floyd was an absolute legend and this is one of my favourite clips of his, in a random field with Ostriches in South Africa!
A new track by Nikki Grier and produced by Aftermath’s Dawuan Parker, “Mr Nice Guy” talks positively about a guy. It’s written and performed by Nikki. Listen to “Mr Nice Guy” by clicking here.
“I’m Rich and I’m Thuggin’”, a single from Glasses Malone’s first album, Beach Cruiser, released on Cash Money Records. It features Ya Boy
A new Nikki Grier track, “Ha Ha”, produced by Dr Dre, Dawaun Parker and Mark Batson. Another great song from Nikki who is working with so many people including Busta Rhymes as well as Dr Dre on his Detox project.
“Ha Ha” is about a former lover.
Cathay Pacific will delay a global marketing campaign, due to photographs of crew members allegedly engaging in a sexual act being published.
The airline was due to launch the campaign in September and the tagline was “meet the team who go the extra mile to make you feel special”.
Click the following link for a full story on BBC.com: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-14526285
I listened today to a really insightful and impactful radio show called “Super Bad, Super Cool”, presented by actress Pam Grier. Super Bad, Super Cool looks at the impact by black actors, actresses and musicians on 1970′s cinema. Jazz and Soul music genre’s were the big contributors during this era.
Find out more by clicking on the link below:
Rest In Peace Amy Winehouse. You had so much talent.
Here’s Amy Winehouse’s live Performance during the Grammy Weekend in 2006, “Rehab”.
