Artist: Comatone
Genre(s):
Drum & Bass
Discography:
One Into One Out
Year: 2003
Tracks: 9
Tuesday, 24 June 2008
Heidi wants to expand family
Heidi Klum wants more children, femalefirst.co.uk.
The former Victoria�s Secret supermodel � who has two children, two-year-old Henry and one-year-old Johan, with her husband, singer Seal, and a four-year-old daughter Leni from a previous relationship � has no intention of finishing her family.
�So many people say, �I am so done.� That hasn�t come out of my mouth, and it hasn�t come out of Seal�s mouth, either,� Klum told Redbook magazine. �I feel like we still have one coming.�
Klum recently revealed she is �addicted� to having children.
�I do miss being pregnant. Children are very addictive. Once they start growing up, you miss when they were little,� she added.
The 34-year-old also said she considers Seal to be Leni�s real father, even though Formula One team boss Flavio Briatore is her biological father.
�Seal is Leni�s father,� Klum said. �Seal and I feel very lucky that we found each other. He�s my best friend. He would never go in through a door first. He always opens the door for me and steps back so I walk through.�
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Breath of fresh air
JOHN Mayer's backstage rider reads like a dentist's dream.
Sure, he wants thinly sliced meat, soy milk and an organic fruit platter.
But Mayer's fresh-breath demands are more specific. Each show, he asks promoters for four toothbrushes, toothpaste (for sensitive teeth), mouthwash and two packets of breath mints.
"I am a big oral hygiene fan -- as everyone should be," Mayer says.
Audio: Listen to John's live performance of Gravity
Audio: Listen to John Mayer's Waiting for the World to Change
"But I am not a fan of putting a toothbrush in an overnight bag where a cologne bottle might break.
"So I go for a new toothbrush every night. Wasteful? Maybe. But it's my biggest rock star excess.
"I ask, 'Why would there be a dissenting viewpoint on this?' " Mayer says, laughing.
"There should be excitement that, if we ever meet, the first thing you'll get from me is a radiant ring of minty freshness."
Aptly, Mayer's new live album, Where The Light Is, was recorded in the perfect teeth capital, Los Angeles.
The real bite, however, is Mayer's virtuosity across acoustic, blues trio and full-band set-ups.
"It's human nature and the way of the world that people make up their mind about you," he says. "It's based on that song on the radio or what they read in magazines.
"So, for me, it's about pulling everything into that moment on stage to say, 'This is what I do. This is my business card. I am John Mayer and this is what I do for a living'."
Lately, Mayer, who is dating Jennifer Aniston, is a target over what he does for a loving.
Mayer and Aniston have been photographed, looking good and loved up, in exotic spots between Malibu and Miami.
He is zen about being hunted by paparazzi.
"I've always been a roll-with-the-punches guy," he says. "I may not like it, but I'm not going to complain about it.
"I almost feel like I want to assist my fans and say, 'Don't worry about this. I got it'.
"It's an incredibly unique situation, but I can handle it. This is something they don't teach in school and it's very difficult to empathise with, so I don't ask."
He was bemused by singer Josh Groban's blog, which suggested Mayer's swagger and aloofness was a chick magnet.
"Mayer's got an attitude that I have to try to learn how to get," Groban said. "It's that, 'I may talk to you, I may not talk to you', kind of thing."
Mayer says Groban is mistaking shyness for cockiness.
"If you know me, I'm the one who is the shy guy," Mayer says. "I'm the one who doesn't know how to approach other people.
"I do like the idea it gets misconstrued as being incredibly confident and in control, but that's just me not knowing how to sail the waters socially."
Mayer bristles, though, at Groban's theories he has a secret to landing A-list women.
Mayer's priors include Jennifer Love Hewitt, Jessica Simpson and Minka Kelly.
"The minute I think I have a secret . . . it's too smarmy to even think about," Mayer shudders.
"I understand how it all reads. But to be asked to comment on (my secret), it's such a feedback loop for me. I don't think like that.
"All I've ever done in my life is try to be a nice person, try not to hurt other people, try to benefit from other people, try to give to other people so they might benefit from me.
"I try to have fun, I try to learn things. That sounds like the secret -- to living happily.
"No matter who you are, be nice to people. Surround yourself with the best people. Learn to listen."
Mayer says lessons in good conversation should be in the school curriculum.
"There should be a class on how to have a good conversation," he says.
"Kids are growing up with Blackberrys and texting. That's one-line communication. I like conversation."
Mayer is articulate and open about the pros and cons of public life. But he would never write about it in a song a la Lindsay Lohan (Rumours) or Britney Spears (Piece Of Me).
"The most ironic thing is a lot of those songs aren't written by the people saying, 'Get away from me!'
"There is nothing that you don't understand about my life that you need to understand, except I'm a guitar player who writes songs.
"I try to be an authentic person, but really, that's not even your business.
"There is nothing about my life you need to know in terms of me setting the record straight.
"That is a Pandora's Box of trying to get each person spinning their head in a direction I think they should be looking."
For Mayer, that line of sight is the music. The live set, Where the Light Is, shows all sides of that musicality.
It includes hits Waiting on the World to Change, Daughters and Why Georgia and covers Free Fallen and Bold As Love.
"Playing acoustic gives me turn-on-a-dime mobility," Mayer says. "I can spin around, pivot and go somewhere else without causing a train wreck."
His trio (Mayer, Steve Jordan and Pino Palladino) has a different energy.
"To be working with all that negative space and learn how to fill it, and be aggressive, it's a real range booster," Mayer says.
The full band, he says, is a universal expression.
"I want this set to inform people about who I am," Mayer says.
"Love it or hate it, make your decision, because this -- the music -- is the main idea. We live in a world where, sometimes, the main idea is difficult to pick out."
Where The Light Is double CD will be released on Saturday; DVD will be released on July 19.
Sure, he wants thinly sliced meat, soy milk and an organic fruit platter.
But Mayer's fresh-breath demands are more specific. Each show, he asks promoters for four toothbrushes, toothpaste (for sensitive teeth), mouthwash and two packets of breath mints.
"I am a big oral hygiene fan -- as everyone should be," Mayer says.
Audio: Listen to John's live performance of Gravity
Audio: Listen to John Mayer's Waiting for the World to Change
"But I am not a fan of putting a toothbrush in an overnight bag where a cologne bottle might break.
"So I go for a new toothbrush every night. Wasteful? Maybe. But it's my biggest rock star excess.
"I ask, 'Why would there be a dissenting viewpoint on this?' " Mayer says, laughing.
"There should be excitement that, if we ever meet, the first thing you'll get from me is a radiant ring of minty freshness."
Aptly, Mayer's new live album, Where The Light Is, was recorded in the perfect teeth capital, Los Angeles.
The real bite, however, is Mayer's virtuosity across acoustic, blues trio and full-band set-ups.
"It's human nature and the way of the world that people make up their mind about you," he says. "It's based on that song on the radio or what they read in magazines.
"So, for me, it's about pulling everything into that moment on stage to say, 'This is what I do. This is my business card. I am John Mayer and this is what I do for a living'."
Lately, Mayer, who is dating Jennifer Aniston, is a target over what he does for a loving.
Mayer and Aniston have been photographed, looking good and loved up, in exotic spots between Malibu and Miami.
He is zen about being hunted by paparazzi.
"I've always been a roll-with-the-punches guy," he says. "I may not like it, but I'm not going to complain about it.
"I almost feel like I want to assist my fans and say, 'Don't worry about this. I got it'.
"It's an incredibly unique situation, but I can handle it. This is something they don't teach in school and it's very difficult to empathise with, so I don't ask."
He was bemused by singer Josh Groban's blog, which suggested Mayer's swagger and aloofness was a chick magnet.
"Mayer's got an attitude that I have to try to learn how to get," Groban said. "It's that, 'I may talk to you, I may not talk to you', kind of thing."
Mayer says Groban is mistaking shyness for cockiness.
"If you know me, I'm the one who is the shy guy," Mayer says. "I'm the one who doesn't know how to approach other people.
"I do like the idea it gets misconstrued as being incredibly confident and in control, but that's just me not knowing how to sail the waters socially."
Mayer bristles, though, at Groban's theories he has a secret to landing A-list women.
Mayer's priors include Jennifer Love Hewitt, Jessica Simpson and Minka Kelly.
"The minute I think I have a secret . . . it's too smarmy to even think about," Mayer shudders.
"I understand how it all reads. But to be asked to comment on (my secret), it's such a feedback loop for me. I don't think like that.
"All I've ever done in my life is try to be a nice person, try not to hurt other people, try to benefit from other people, try to give to other people so they might benefit from me.
"I try to have fun, I try to learn things. That sounds like the secret -- to living happily.
"No matter who you are, be nice to people. Surround yourself with the best people. Learn to listen."
Mayer says lessons in good conversation should be in the school curriculum.
"There should be a class on how to have a good conversation," he says.
"Kids are growing up with Blackberrys and texting. That's one-line communication. I like conversation."
Mayer is articulate and open about the pros and cons of public life. But he would never write about it in a song a la Lindsay Lohan (Rumours) or Britney Spears (Piece Of Me).
"The most ironic thing is a lot of those songs aren't written by the people saying, 'Get away from me!'
"There is nothing that you don't understand about my life that you need to understand, except I'm a guitar player who writes songs.
"I try to be an authentic person, but really, that's not even your business.
"There is nothing about my life you need to know in terms of me setting the record straight.
"That is a Pandora's Box of trying to get each person spinning their head in a direction I think they should be looking."
For Mayer, that line of sight is the music. The live set, Where the Light Is, shows all sides of that musicality.
It includes hits Waiting on the World to Change, Daughters and Why Georgia and covers Free Fallen and Bold As Love.
"Playing acoustic gives me turn-on-a-dime mobility," Mayer says. "I can spin around, pivot and go somewhere else without causing a train wreck."
His trio (Mayer, Steve Jordan and Pino Palladino) has a different energy.
"To be working with all that negative space and learn how to fill it, and be aggressive, it's a real range booster," Mayer says.
The full band, he says, is a universal expression.
"I want this set to inform people about who I am," Mayer says.
"Love it or hate it, make your decision, because this -- the music -- is the main idea. We live in a world where, sometimes, the main idea is difficult to pick out."
Where The Light Is double CD will be released on Saturday; DVD will be released on July 19.
Kinks
Artist: Kinks
Genre(s):
Rock
Other
Discography:
Arthur Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire
Year: 2004
Tracks: 12
Part One Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround
Year: 1970
Tracks: 16
Russell Simmons - Simmons Employee Has 15000 In Gems Stolen
Stomu Yamashta
Artist: Stomu Yamashta
Genre(s):
Other
Electronic: Progressive
Discography:
Freedom Is Frightening
Year: 2005
Tracks: 4
Fantasy Of Sanukit
Year: 2003
Tracks: 5
The Tempest
Year: 1999
Tracks: 7
The Eternal Present
Year: 1993
Tracks: 4
Sea and Sky
Year: 1985
Tracks: 8
Go Too
Year: 1977
Tracks: 8
Go
Year: 1976
Tracks: 13
Raindog
Year: 1975
Tracks: 2
The Man From The East
Year: 1973
Tracks: 6
Red Buddha
Year: 1971
Tracks: 2
Listen To The Future Vol.1
Year:
Tracks: 12
For a brief minute, Yamash'ta was tremendously popular as precursor of increased popularity in world/international euphony.
Don Cheadle - Cheadle To Be Honoured At Los Angeles Film Festival
DON CHEADLE will join CHARLIZE THERON, CLINT EASTWOOD and movie pal GEORGE CLOONEY when he becomes a recipient of the Spirit of Independence Award at the upcoming Los Angeles Film Festival.
The actor will be honoured for his outstanding contributions to film at a gala event on 29 June (08).
The Los Angeles Film Festival will open with the premiere of Angelina Jolie's new action film Wanted on 19 June (08). It will close with the Cheadle gala and the premiere of Hellboy 2: The Golden Army.
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