Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Pussycat Dolls 'split for good'

The sexy pop stars decided to take a break from performing together earlier this year amid rumours of in-fighting and jealousy aimed at frontwoman Nicole Scherzinger from other members of the group.

Bandmember Kimberly Wyatt recently insisted the Pussycat Dolls brand would always continue, despite differences of opinion between the girls.

But sources tell New York Post gossip column Page Six that the stars are preparing to announce an official split, because they have all turned their backs on Scherzinger.

An insider tells the publication, "It is war. They have broken up for good. None of the other girls are speaking to Nicole, who they believe took the limelight, then went off to do her own thing."


Source: WENN


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Racism in Malaysian Entertainment Industry- One of African’s Top & Finest DJ’s in Malaysia his experience, Non-Exclusively...

Racism in Malaysian Entertainment Industry- One of African’s Top & Finest DJ’s in Malaysia shared his experience- “What I heard didn’t make me feel good been African in Malaysia”

Gone are the days when Malaysia was no where to be found in the Global Music Industry.
Sometimes, many people kill your spirit when you hear about what our people have been doing here… A lot of favours have been turned down to non-talented Arabs rather than been an African. It weakens my spirit but it almost time all this will be over.
If anyone can hit any of Malaysian radio station he don he’s made for life; much less an African.
Some brothers said we are wasting our time, but we gonna keep on trying, because 5yrs ago it wasn’t like this in Malaysia ... We are getting there…
We can overtake them if there is great supports of funds…trust me!
Malaysia is all about money and u gonna get what you want and in that case, you need to get a Chinese...
Malays are fine with there credit life... lol…
Indians would only rip u off your money and don’t want any good for blacks, but the Chinese are business Minded Fellas...
As a brother, lemmie tell you a secret ... “To play one African song on radio station cost 25rm ... via Chinese; and it’s only like 1ce a week ...
Trust me, if anyone ever comes to you and say you should pay 5k-10k... brother, they wanna rip off your pocket. I’d been ripped off 5k for playing' ma mix on radio...
DJ fuzz was able to sling in 2-3 tracks of mine into his mix for hitz.fm... do me ... my mix... big boy ( my mix ) and also champion.
Just to get em' familiar, he got someone for it when they find out it was African music… You wouldn’t know why I said this.
2 hrs ago... I was at Bukit Jalil, at Astro studio… and what I heard didn’t make me feel good been an African in Malaysia...
It was a meeting of foreign DJs in Malaysia to submit their mix for radio show and they didn’t say anything in English... but, qualifying' me as a Negro ... because I was the only African DJ there...lol
They accepted 13 DJ mixes in total from 13 DJs, with my mix …
They didn’t even listen to my mix to know what inside; they returned it to me for non-parented and non-understandable tracks which could tally there image.
All tracks in my mix are clean version ... do you know the other 12 which are like Europeans, Arabs and 2 Australians...They accepted them and smile and said they are gonna get back to em' in a week, and mine was returned back in just 5min received ...
Well, one of the Arab guys that understood Malay told me they said Africans are not approved to make any inclusion with there country in any ways!
Tell me... if we as Africans here in Malaysia are not really wasting our time.
You see all these clubs and shit... They just wanna use us to make money and nothing else.
No promo, neither do they care about what you need for that show or party... just come and do your shit and bounce off!
Am not trying to discourage u, but I am reconfirming my 23rd ticket to Naija to next available seat next week... “No place like home bruv”
They see talent in us, but they never wanna admit it...
I was in DJ competition 2 weeks ago. When i start first and second battle... I go to the semi-finals… Because I 'm into the semi-finals and repping Africa as whole though, I had to withdraw.
I got different attitudes from other DJs that are my friends who are locals and they were against me...
They invite me many times, and I ignored their invitations, but, due to the fact that my Turntablism tutor, in other to maintain ma friendship with him’ I was urged to stay and I did...

They are far laid back regarding entertainment... trust me... you think they don’t love us regarding entertainment been blacks? But fuck it bruv! I just pray they won't set us up for what we good at.
They can't stop my shine. Well you wouldn’t know how I felt today, for them to waste ma ass time to make a quality mastered mix worth of 3.5kRm and just give it back to me without reviewing it at all.
By tomorrow morning now I’d just forget about it.. I’m just gonna get high right now and soon as i finish I’m gonna send all away!
Everyone is scared to deal with Africans and most especially Nigerians and it doesn’t make sense to me.
Before I approach any places why most I claim say I am from UK, just because I stay there? Probably because if you say you are a Nigerian, they won't open a gate for you.

They should remember that most Malay Workers are working in Nigeria and making Millions of dollars, living like a King. The government knows, but, they don’t care about our government because they know our government doesn’t give a fuck about its citizens.
20yrs ago, we are the one who gave the palm kernel to grow palm oil which contributes 25% to revenue to this country and do you know what 25% is. “War go start soon u go know”
I don’t just wanna spend stupid money in this effing country anymore, but it’s all good...
Safe bruva!

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Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Susan Boyle album 'sales bonanza'

The 48-year-old Britain's Got Talent runner-up shifted more than 130,000 copies of her debut album as it went on sale yesterday.



Experts at the Official Charts Company said it is now set to become one of the fastest sellers of the decade.

I Dreamed A Dream looks to be on track to vie for the accolade of having this year's biggest first week sale, a record held by JLS for their self-titled which sold over 230,000 copies earlier this month.

The album features her version of I Dreamed A Dream from Les Miserables which catapulted her to fame when she performed the song on Britain's Got Talent which left judges agog at her voice.

It also includes the standard Cry Me A River, as well as covers of Madonna's You'll See and The Monkees' Daydream Believer.

She said: "It was my greatest ambition to release an album and I have finally achieved it. There is happiness out there for everyone who dares to dream."

Susan launched her album with a performance on The X Factor on Sunday during which she sang her version of The Rolling Stones song Wild Horses.

Music retailer HMV said initial sales from the chain and other entertainment retailers suggested SuBo's debut album has been selling an amount that most major new albums would typically sell in a week.

HMV is now also predicting that the album will be the Christmas No 1.

Source: Associated Press (AP)


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Rihanna was once so embarrassed by rumours she landed her record deal by embarking on a sexual relationship with Jay-Z!

Rihanna was once so embarrassed by rumours she landed her record deal by embarking on a sexual relationship with Jay-Z, she couldn't look him in the face.



Rumours surfaced alleging the Umbrella beauty was more than just the rapper's business acquaintance when she first made it into the industry.

And even Rihanna's close friends in her native Barbados believed she'd jumped into bed with Jay-Z to seal the deal - but she insists she was never romantic with the hip-hop star.

She says, "It was like: 'Of course she had to give Jay-Z oral sex to get that deal.' That rumour was everywhere in Barbados and it was so disgusting. It made me feel really weird. I would even be weird around Jay-Z. I wouldn't be able to look him in the eye.

"One day, he called and he was like, 'Yo, you can't buy into these rumours. You can't let people move you with anything they say.' The rumours got very funny to me after that.

Source: WENN


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Sunday, November 15, 2009

Nollywood actor, Nkem Owoh “Osuofia” regains freedom after N1.4m ransom

Six days after he was seized on the Port Harcout-Enugu Expressway, the popular Nollywood actor, Nkem Owoh, aka Osuofia, on Saturday regained freedom from his abductors.

Owoh‘s freedom was said to have been negotiated by members of his family who paid N1.4m, SUNDAY PUNCH gathered.

The kidnappers, however, continue to hold on to the actor‘s car pending the payment of N100,000 balance, a member of the family told SUNDAY PUNCH on the condition of anonymity.

The source said the family could only raise N1.4m out of the N1.5m demanded by the kidnappers.

Our correspondent gathered that the family members pleaded with the abductors to release his vehicle but all efforts proved abortive.

It would be recalled that the actor was abducted on Monday when a gang of kidnappers reportedly blocked his car as he made his way towards a film location in Enugu.

Owoh was said to have been in his country home in Enugu, the Enugu State capital, when he called his Personal Assistant, Mr. Cino, who was in Lagos, to inform him of his intention to go to Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital.

Shortly after, another call was reportedly put across to his Personal assistance, Cino, this time by a man who claimed to be a member of a gang that kidnapped Owoh.

The kidnappers‘ original demand was N15m, but the ransom was said to have been negotiated to N1.5m, out of which the family was said to have paid the N1.4m.


It seems the Next Line of Business in Naija now is to be Kidnapping Business! People Watch out!


source: TimmyNaija

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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

PARTYNIZER presents RAJA NAS'S GRAND ALBUM LAUNCH

Partynizer presents RAJA NAS'S Schoolz Open Album Grand Launch on the 12th of November @ The Palace KL , Level 2 & 3 , Sheraton Imperial Hotel , Jalan Sultan Ismail , 50250 Kuala Lumpur.

Who is Raja Nas you might ask..

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Raja Nasruddin Bin Raja Ismail, assign to be called as 'Raja Nas' or 'Nas' only. A working producer, composer, songwriter, vocalist and a publisher. He was born on the 3rd of November 1989 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Started to play music at the age of 4 years old and learn to compose with piano by his mother 'Shahariah Sabarudin'. At the age of 14 to 16 years old he has been influence with many in the industry. His house production and lyrics started from Dubai, United Arab Emirates on 2005 than to Malaysia on 2008. A passion in music through travelling and listening to the worldwide genres. He has perform on stage in the Middle-East, Indonesia and Malaysia. Through the streets of New York, Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Bali, Bangkok, London, Melbourne and Singapore.

This young, talented and upcoming Malaysian rapper just dropped his debut album SCHOOLZ OPEN, featuring superstars like Altimet and Vandal; making this album an internationally certified product.
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Not only will this be an album launch.. but we're also celebrating Raja Nas's 20th Birthday! Its gonna be a collabo!!


Don't miss out on this opportunity to kick it with

ALTIMET
VANDAL
IRA
KING LHOTA
DJ FRENCH CHRIS
DJ ALVIN J
PARTYNIZER
PARTY STARTER
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The Agenda:

From 7pm to 10pm it will be the official launch with the Media, VIPs, friends, fans and family with DJ FRENCH KRIS SPINNING ON THE DECK.

After 10pm, it will be THE AFTER PARTY alongside the Party Starter presents STIMULUS.

Promotions :-

1 JUG BEER : RM50nett / 2 JUG BEER : RM95nett

1 Black Label / Absolute Vodka / Bombay Sapphire : RM299nett
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Tequila : RM10nett ALL NIGHT LONG.

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FREE FLOW FOR LADIES FROM 11PM-12AM & 1AM-2AM.

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THIS IS IT FOLKS! THE BIGGEST PARTY IN NOVEMBER!

Tickets are selling at RM30 and you'll be receiving a copy of Raja Nas's Schoolz Open album.
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FOR MORE INFO CONTACT

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Venue, Place and Time!

Start Time:- Thursday, November 12, 2009 at 7:00pm

End Time:- Friday, November 13, 2009 at 4:00am

Location: The Palace KL , Level 2 & 3 , Sheraton Imperial Hotel , Jalan Sultan Ismail , 50250 Kuala Lumpur.


Venue, Place and Time!

Start Time:- Thursday, November 12, 2009 at 7:00pm

End Time:- Friday, November 13, 2009 at 4:00am

Location: The Palace KL , Level 2 & 3 , Sheraton Imperial Hotel , Jalan Sultan Ismail , 50250 Kuala Lumpur.

Well C U there.... Its Not to be Missed!


Check out yo bway here! http://www.myspace.com/rajanas


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General PyPe!


Talented NIGERIAN PYPE is the definition of the raw ghetto beauty. He's blessed with a structure that stands side by side with nature. A slim size, but large with so much creative endowments in music entertainment. His versatility spans wide which ranks PYPE as a perfect piece of art in all spheres of art. His style epitomizes the rare beauty in the ugly realities that exist in the society. Endowed with an appearance which shows a direct contrast of what his versatility and wit in music can achieve. This BOUNTY KILLERS stage protégé whose resounding notes speaks of total freedom from the fetters of the harsh streets. As a creative entity, theres so much to study from showcasing this unique talent, a rare gift whose strong voice and rendition is reminiscent of the classical era. Born and raised in the ghetto, PYPE is a true ghetto soldier who is determined to show the reality about the ghetto. Born Majekodunmi Olayiwola Ibrahim, in the early eighties, his love for the ghetto children is very remarkable orchestrated by his series of experience, while growing up. He is not happy with the way our greedy politicians ruin the lives of the youths, to satisfy their inordinate ambitions. The politicians dem nuh care bout we at all. Dem murder we future evryday likkle pickney dem lack proper brutupsy, the basic thins wey dem need fi grow mi wonder why dem call we the future leaders when a whole heap a dem busy suffer we Says Pype on his painful views about our politicians on their disastrous negligence and the rate at which its affecting the modern society. His major lifestyle model is, Dancehall phenomenon; General Bounty Killer (as he fondly calls him). His roles in the lives of many people in Jamaica, the way he has affected the society, defending the poor and the oppressed even showing them affection is quite challenging. There can be only one Bounty killer when it comes to Dancehall. His lifestyle, his leadership qualities all forms the basis of my inspiration he claims. His deep passion and love for Jamaican-originated culture of reggae and dancehall has infected him and he has continued to infect his street-based fans, with Jamaicas gift to the world. He strongly believes that, a day would come when all the frontline acts in dancehall and reggae will gather in Africa on a tour to unite and heal the nations. The absence of good record labels around his hood, to promote unadulterated dancehall, has however not jeopardized this world- class musicians ambition to impact the society positively as soon as he breaks through every limiting wall. His versatility in delivery, has been linked to many dancehall acts from Jamaica but he can be described as a man overflowing with music and melodies that deal with the more harmonious aspects of life and living he has been showcasing as a future music star, since he was ten years old he was an active member of a ten- man orchestra band as the bass singer dont be surprised however that he can read to some extent, music notes the group performed together at major landmark events for about five years till they broke up at the dawn of the millennium. His journey into reggae/dancehall is not a surprise to most of his peers because of his association with his Jamaican friends, It can be best said that, His rare gift of a voice that can turn any genre around, nurtured by passionate desire, his humorous and, down-to earth personality, the quest to be the best, explains the value attached to his name PYPE an acronym for: Prolific Youth Positive Entertainer and, in every sense of the word, he is a tube, that allows, his irresistible lyrics to flow through. This creative and artistic entertainer, endowed with good songwriting skills, has over 90 personal compositions and still counting, condemns those who try to copy and imitate the Jamaican culture without paying homage and respect to the origin of this culture. Jamaica stands for the truth and there is no way you can be accepted as a true dancehall artist if you are not certified by them I hope to make a remarkable difference by doing things the right way and that is; winning the love of the people of Jamaica and spreading it all over the world. He grew up listening to the likes of Beethoven, Frank Sinatra, Barry White, Don Carlos, U- Roy, Bob Marley; other favorite artists include Supercat, Wayne Wonder, Sean Paul, Barrington Levy, Sizzla, Buju Banton, and Spragga Benz. These musical influences, along with Pypes style, have merged, to create a unique career for him. Currently with XXL UNTERTAINMENT/PODIUM RECORDS, his management company. They have been responsible for his breathtaking live performances and showcases. In order to establish and navigate his career properly, they have continued to explore avenues that will expose him to his waiting fans internationally. He is not one of those artists ready to join the queue the truth is; he has created a queue for others to join in the world of creativity. With a couple of experimental songs like Ghetto vibes, Come with me, hes also featured on songs like; Tears from the ghetto and Calypso by Badder Boiz under the same management. To every ghetto, every city all over the world. The beauty, the struggles, the joy, the pains, the reality, of GHETTO part of you and me, is waiting to be unveiled by this thoroughbred PYPE; with his massive skills, to heal and entertain the streets with hits, we can only get in the mood to move and groove, till Shiloh....




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