Did you hear the news? The classic 1950s cast brought back to life is staying until March 31st in the Midwest!
The poster says it all and BTSCelebs review gives you all the details.
Click Here to read my review of Lucy Live in the 21st century.
Did you hear the news? The classic 1950s cast brought back to life is staying until March 31st in the Midwest!
The poster says it all and BTSCelebs review gives you all the details.
Click Here to read my review of Lucy Live in the 21st century.
South Korea is getting a head start!
Chosun shared an image of models wearing the upcoming styles for next season. Prints, stripes and bright neon colors are all making a comeback. If you love colored pencils and pastel Easter eggs…. these looks are designed for you.
Autumn orange is even peeking in before October!
All rights to the image belongs to Chosun.
Sinbad blew into the Windy City!
On Friday, comedian Sinbad made an appearance on ABC’s “Windy City Live” prior to his show at the Chicago Theatre. After having fun chatting it up (and taking photos) with hosts Val, Ryan and Ji, he tweeted about his feelings about his trip to Chicago.
“… want to shout out to one of the baddest designers ever who happens to be from chicago Barbara Bates Designs: you still got it!”
Then, he responded to a tweet inquiring about the highlight of his trip:
“the whole trip was cool… But meeting buddy guy and hanging with Mike tyson were some special moments”
Jay Tweets: “I be on my suit and tie …~! #menshealthkorea !”
Jay: “Mens health korea photoshoot”
All rights to the images and quotes belongs to Jay Park.
Hotel 71 Tweets: “Excited to host @val_warner’s engagement party tonight. Congrats to Val & Jeff! @WindyCityLIVE ….”
WCL’s Ji: “@Hotel71Chicago @val_warner engagement party the elusive Jeff!”
All rights to the images and quotes belong to Hotel 71, Windy City Live and Yi Ji Suk.
Texans’ fans listen up!
Brooks Reed is a dedicated tweeting football player and his friend recently joined him! Fellow Houston Texans’ player Bryan Braman entered the Twittersphere on Febuary 1st, but Reed didn’t share the good news until Valentine’s Day.
Check out his message below:
“My dude @50_Braman just made a twitter account!! Give him a follow…”
Do you want to follow Braman? Click Here to start following him today.
All rights the quote and images belong to Brooks Reed and Byan Braman.
BTSCelebs: Please describe the songwriting and recording process:
Plumb: How long do you have? It’s a living, breathing thing thing that has no rule or formula for me. It can start on piano or with a loop or on guitar or raw emotion. Sometimes rhythm is 1st… other times its lyrics or concepts.. or a melody I can’t get out of my head. Recording happens all at the same time with the writing. More often than not the scratch demo we make along the way during the writing ends up the main foundation for its recording… I don’t ‘demo’ my songs much… I write them and work on them til they sound like the recording they need to be. However in writing for other artists, I do in face demo them… and have a team I trust to help me with that.
What is the difference between movie soundtrack recording and putting together a regular album?
Usually on a movie soundtrack you have either given license/permission for your song that’s been in the film to be on the soundtrack or you write an original for it but the recording process is no different than if it were a total Plumb album. It’s just the one song (or more if you have more than one cut in the film.)
Let’s say an average writer has written lyrics to a beautiful song that they would love for an artist to put on their album, how could they submit their material to particular artists for consideration?
Sadly, it just doesn’t work that way for me. I don’t accept material that way. Still… a writer can seek out publishers and create a relationship… that’s really the only way it will get read or listened to… you have to do something that makes your art different than everyone else’s demo or piece of paper on a publisher’s desk. You have to make a personal connection or develop a relationship with him/her or the artist. Its not impossible… however for me… I would never read material just popped in the mail or handed to me in person from a more or less stranger. Its just not how it works in my world. Seek out artists who don’t write their own material unless you have arranged to connect with that artist personally in some way… but leave your mind open to having crazy stuff happen… Its not impossible for the right hands to get it… just my 2 cents.
BTSCelebs will review her entire “NEED YOU NOW” album …. so stay tuned for complete Plumb comeback details!
*A Special Thanks to Plumb and Lori Lenz–Heiselman for the interview and photo.*
The former American Idol contestant made a big announcement on February 13th. She is performing for a second time on Good Morning America! She posted this message on her Facebook a few hours ago:
“Yesterday I announced that I had some exciting news. I gave a hint that it involved a certain morning show…. I got a call saying they wanted me to sing it on Robin’s first day back! I’m so honored…and humbled…and blown away by the undeserved grace and favor of God! Hallelujah!!! May He use it to draw many to Him!”
Make sure you tune into Good Morning America on February 20th, 2013!
All rights to the image and quote belongs to Mandisa.