Amy Winehouse - Winehouses Father-in-law Paralysed & other: May 2008

Wednesday, 28 May 2008

Zubin Mehta, LA Philharmonic

Artist: Zubin Mehta, LA Philharmonic

   Genre(s):
Classical

Discography:

Ives - The Symphonies

Year:
Tracks: 5

Tuesday, 20 May 2008

1917

Artist: 1917

   Genre(s):
Metal: Death,Black

Discography:

Genesis and Horror

Year: 2002
Tracks: 8

Wright returns for next Bond movie

Sunday, 18 May 2008

BB housemates predict evictions

The 'Big Brother: Celebrity Hijack' housemates have been speaking about the upcoming evictions and trying to predict who will be leaving the house next.
According to the show's official website, Amy and Nathan have been speculating about who is safe and who might be forced to leave.
Speaking about the evictions, Amy said: "I'd rather it be Monday. I can't wait four days."
Nathan replied: "I feel the same way as you but I'm not going to be disappointed."
Amy then said that she "had fears about leaving on the first day" and presumed that she would "probably leave in the middle".
Nathan then suggested that Anthony, John, Amy, Jay and Jeremy would make the final of the show on Monday.
Amy predicted the Calista and Emilia would be evicted tonight.
All of the housemates, except for John and Anthony, are currently facing the public vote ahead of tonight's eviction.
John won immunity from eviction in an earlier task, while Anthony only received one nomination.
For more on Big Brother: Celebrity Hijack read our blog here.

US shows shelve Heath Ledger video

Plans to broadcast footage on US television system of the late thespian Heath Ledger allegedly at a drug-fuelled party in Hollywood have been pulled "out of respect for his family".
The footage is understood to have been shot iI days ago followers an awards ceremony in Los Angeles.
US famous person programmes Entertainment Tonight and The Insider were due to air the footage and had previously aired a promotional clip for the proposed screening.
Daybook is non shown pickings drugs in the video.
In a instruction Amusement Tonight said: "Come out of respect for Heath Ledger's crime syndicate, Amusement Tonight and The Insider take in decided not to run the Heath Ledger video which has been circulating in the world media."