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New album reviews: Bloc Party, Fall Out Boy, Patty Griffin (Orange County Reg...
These albums are available now in stores and online. Gone are much of the edgy kinetics that made "Silent Alarm," this band's debut, feel like just another entrant in the neo-post-punk sweepstakes.
Belinda Carlisle's groupie regret (The Arizona Republic)
Belinda Carlisle wanted more male groupies when she was in The Go-Gos. The flame-haired singer, who admits she loved making men uncomfortable when she was in the all-female punk band, says she experimented with sex and drugs because it was expected of her.
The Candy mailbag: Answering your questions (USA Today)
Today has been a little busier than normal, but I have some time to answer your questions. If there's something on your mind, send me an e-mail. Let's begin: Do you know anything about all these Heroes blogs and websites?...
Newsmakers: Belinda Carlisle Q&A (Newsweek)
Cat Empire rules with 'Two Shoes' (Philadelphia Daily News)
Australian bands are great at recycling styles, making the old seem new again. Take the Cat Empire - brassy, sassy prowlers who connect bar-band soul, island riddims, hip-hop turntabilism, rude-boy punk and even gypsy-wedding flavor and music hall.
Album reviews: Bloc Party seeks mass appeal (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
U.K. rock act Bloc Party follows up its buzzy 2005 debut by scaling back the nervous guitar riffs and enlisting the help of U2 producer Jacknife Lee in a bid for mass appeal.
New Releases: Fall Out Boy, Bloc Party, Used, Apples In Stereo & More (MTV Mu...
This week is all about the rock, with new releases from Fall Out Boy, Bloc Party, the Used, Bayside and Apples in Stereo.
Not falling out of favor (Baltimore Sun)
It's not easy bouncing from a piano-driven power ballad to an emo-core stomper to a cameo from your boss Jay-Z, but Fall Out Boy makes it look that way on its ambitious new album "Infinity on High" (Island Def Jam).
New on DVD (Asheville Citizen-Times)
"Flags of our Fathers" arrives on DVD today. Also watch for "Flicka," "Hollywoodland," "Running With Scissors," season three of "Mad About You" and season seven of "Charmed.
This week (Contra Costa Times)
What's on tap for the week of Feb. 5-11 The following movies are scheduled to open Friday in the Bay Area. "BREAKING AND ENTERING" (R ): Anthony Minghella wrote and directed this tale about the unexpectedly interwoven lives of a group of Londoners, including an architect (Jude Law), a seamstress (Juliette Binoche), a young thief and a prostitute.
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New album reviews: Bloc Party, Fall Out Boy, Patty Griffin (Orange County Reg...
These albums are available now in stores and online. Gone are much of the edgy kinetics that made "Silent Alarm," this band's debut, feel like just another entrant in the neo-post-punk sweepstakes.
Belinda Carlisle's groupie regret (The Arizona Republic)
Belinda Carlisle wanted more male groupies when she was in The Go-Gos. The flame-haired singer, who admits she loved making men uncomfortable when she was in the all-female punk band, says she experimented with sex and drugs because it was expected of her.
The Candy mailbag: Answering your questions (USA Today)
Today has been a little busier than normal, but I have some time to answer your questions. If there's something on your mind, send me an e-mail. Let's begin: Do you know anything about all these Heroes blogs and websites?...
Newsmakers: Belinda Carlisle Q&A (Newsweek)
Cat Empire rules with 'Two Shoes' (Philadelphia Daily News)
Australian bands are great at recycling styles, making the old seem new again. Take the Cat Empire - brassy, sassy prowlers who connect bar-band soul, island riddims, hip-hop turntabilism, rude-boy punk and even gypsy-wedding flavor and music hall.
Album reviews: Bloc Party seeks mass appeal (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
U.K. rock act Bloc Party follows up its buzzy 2005 debut by scaling back the nervous guitar riffs and enlisting the help of U2 producer Jacknife Lee in a bid for mass appeal.
New Releases: Fall Out Boy, Bloc Party, Used, Apples In Stereo & More (MTV Mu...
This week is all about the rock, with new releases from Fall Out Boy, Bloc Party, the Used, Bayside and Apples in Stereo.
Not falling out of favor (Baltimore Sun)
It's not easy bouncing from a piano-driven power ballad to an emo-core stomper to a cameo from your boss Jay-Z, but Fall Out Boy makes it look that way on its ambitious new album "Infinity on High" (Island Def Jam).
New on DVD (Asheville Citizen-Times)
"Flags of our Fathers" arrives on DVD today. Also watch for "Flicka," "Hollywoodland," "Running With Scissors," season three of "Mad About You" and season seven of "Charmed.
This week (Contra Costa Times)
What's on tap for the week of Feb. 5-11 The following movies are scheduled to open Friday in the Bay Area. "BREAKING AND ENTERING" (R ): Anthony Minghella wrote and directed this tale about the unexpectedly interwoven lives of a group of Londoners, including an architect (Jude Law), a seamstress (Juliette Binoche), a young thief and a prostitute.
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