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Best shows this week (Denver Post) 18 July 2008Escandalo De Verano 2008, which takes place Saturday at Invesco Field at Mile High, will feature the summery (and apparently scandalous) sounds of Monchy and Alexandra, A.B. Quintanilla, Grupo Mania and Ivy Queen.
Who is the baddest Batman villain of them all? (Independent) 20 July 2008The Joker: Heath Ledger, 'The Dark Knight' (2008)
Robert Lewis Shayon, 95, Is Dead; Elevated Radio (New York Times) 18 July 2008Mr. Shayon wrote and produced groundbreaking radio programs in the 1940s and later became a longtime television critic for The Saturday Review.
Parker denies mole removal (Digital Spy) 19 July 2008Sarah Jessica Parker denies undergoing cosmetic surgery to remove a mole from her chin.
James Corden back together with Smith? (Digital Spy) 19 July 2008James Corden is rumoured to be dating his Gavin & Stacey co-star Sheridan Smith.
Heidi Montag Has Lunch With John McCain's Daughter Meghan (US Weekly) 16 July 2008Heidi Montag had a lunch date with John McCain's daughter Meghan. The two were photographed outside the Ivy on the Shore restaurant in Santa Monica, Calif., on Tuesday. Montag, 21, and Meghan, 23, even shared a hug before departing. They definitely had stuff to talk about. In April, Usmagazine.com broke the news of Montag (who just registered to vote) endorsing John McCain as president. ...
Bag ladies (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) 18 July 2008Tracy Arnold, Tracy Dyer, Rachelle Copeland and Laura Nelle. The next it-bag just might have a Minneapolis connection. Here are six locally designed lines and the women behind them.
Chattanooga: Bach Choir founder in tune with musical garden (Chattanooga Times Free Press) 19 July 2008After a busy day leading musicians, Jim Greasby enjoys hearing the soothing sounds of rustling leaves, buzzing bees and a waterfall.
2008 already has seen groundbreaking music (Miami Herald) 18 July 2008We've graduated to the second half of 2008, which has made me reflect on the music that has kept me occupied this year.
2008 already has seen groundbreaking music (Lexington Herald-Leader) 18 July 2008We've graduated to the second half of 2008, which has made me reflect on the music that has kept me occupied this year. Shout-outs to N.E.R.D., Lil Wayne, Vampire Weekend, The Roots and Cool Kids for keeping my iPod popping. And a fresh crop of new discoveries has made me a happy listener. With that, I'm offering my Top 10 "discoveries" of the year - new artists or new-to-me artists. ...