DJ JohnnyRed premiered his new website last week with
eleven new mashups of HipHop/R&B Vs.
House/LatinHouse/Electro.As if we weren't already
impressed with his regular fine releases of mashups &
mashup videos. I'm still reeling from 'The Blackout
Cries Mary' (Jimi Hendrix vs. Muse) with it's moody
interpretation of the sixties' classic 'The Wind
Cries Mary' updated against a backdrop of Muse.The
Hendrix track is in rotation on 94.7 KNRK in
Portland, Oregon Saturday nights. Nice work for a
mashup. I just had to include DJ JohnnyRed's 'On The
DNB Side' (John Cafferty Vs. Pendulum) in my latest
mix. It has Cafferty's wailing over pounding electro
drum 'n bass. It gets me worked up & affects my
listeners the same way.
Amongst the eleven new tracks on his just-launched
site are 'Electrico Satisfaction' (Hot Hands Vs.
Ludacris Feat. Field Mob), 'Whatz La Phone Number'
(2Pac Vs. Ultra Deep Boys),& my fave of the
batch,'Jump & Spread Track' (Jason Rivas Vs. Miri
Ben-Ari Feat.Fatman Scoop, Pitbull, Zion &
Lennox). That one gets me moving more than ever! The
new tracks affirm once again his mastery of Hip
Hop, Electro & whatever other style you require to
motivate the dancefloor. All the names & acts you know
are given the special JohnnyRed twist that heightens
them into memorable bootlegs.
Many of his best tracks also appear as bootleg
videos. The Muse/Hendrix one for instance, is a great
view! 'London Bridge, But True' has Metallica backing
up Fergie in the best way, & you can watch it, as well
as hear it. Not too shabby! 'Cochise Down' (Audioslave
vs.Beastie Boys) is a big fave of mine. My pal, Chigger
Fred is always asking me to show him 'Usher Foley'
(Usher Ft. Lil Jon & Ludacris vs. Harold
Faltemeyer), a vid made by JohnnyRed for a mystery boot
by an unknown bootlegger. Good viewing, let me tell you.
All in all, he's produced 23 videos, all of which can
be viewed at his Multiply site (registration free).
A big feature of many mashups is the bootlegged cover
art. DJ JohnnyRed is a master of these as well as the
tunes. His boot covers are slick & attractive. Surefire
visual pleasers with words you can read easily, &
identifiable stars portrayed doing things they never
really did, like singing with Jason Rivas. Lol They're
akin to movie posters in the way they catch your
imagination. "Hey! 2Pac vs the Ultra Deep Boys! That's
for me!" you'll shout.
Recently he released a long mix
entitled "DJ JohnnyRed Presents: HouseHop Volume
1. Where House Music & Hip Hop Meet". It's over 40
minutes of non-stop House mixed with Hip Hop/R&B
vocals, & is sure to keep you moving with a smile. The
cover is a real eye-grabber, portraying a city
bustling at night. His work has also appeared on many
of the Beat-Boot-Ique mashup compilations, a site where
he operates as moderator aiding other mixers to spread
their craft.
DJ JohnnyRed had the following comments to offer-
"So-o.... Me.... I am 28 years old. Live in the USA.
Have 3 kids. I have been DJing since the summer of
2000. I Google myself. haha. I dont know what else to
say.... Thanks everyone."
I told him what a fine artist he is & he replied-
"I don't think I'm anything special! I'm just doing my
part on where I think music should go! I think music
should know absolutely no bounds."
I inquired as to the secret of his creative passion-
"Mash-Ups, Bootlegs or Bastard Pop, whatever you care
to call it is simply musical freedom! It's saying,
doing and playing whatever you want! And I love it!"
You'll love it too as you savor his own take on all
your favorite popstars.
Pause at 00.04 what else could make the eyes do that? He's a slit eyed
reptile no mistake! Watch is Lizard Tongue
Pause at 1:49. you can see the "fang" on (from our view) the upper right
side of his mouth.... he's closing his eyes as it's popping out - really
creeps me out.
Take Care
KevKev in Arizona
Thanks, KevKev!
Sometimes having a crappy dial-up ain't all bad...
Michael Tomasky: Can We Know Her? (nybooks.com)
On A Woman in Charge: The Life of Hillary Rodham Clinton by Carl Bernstein and Her Way: The Hopes and Ambitions of Hillary Rodham Clinton by Jeff Gerth and Don Van Natta Jr.
Jim Hightower: THOMPSON THE ACTOR (jimhightower.com)
Fred Thompson is not a gruff, straight-shooting district attorney - but he plays one on TV. Thompson also is not a political outsider - but he's planning to play one in the coming presidential campaign.
James Clay Fuller: "Sicko: Commenting on commentaries" (Twin Cities Daily Planet)
The reviews of Michael Moore's "Sicko" have been fascinating, the editorial and op-ed commentaries on the film even more so. Apparently there is a rule in corporate journalism that every mention of Moore and his films, or Moore without his films, must contain at least two snide observations about his biases, his ever so naughty attacks on rich and powerful but somehow -- in the eyes of the corporate journalists -- defenseless people such as the chairman of General Motors, and, if you can slide it in, Moore's physical appearance.
A long way from home (guardian.co.uk)
Chinua Achebe, 'the father of modern African literature', talks to Ed Pilkington about inventing a new language, his years in exile from his beloved Nigeria - and why he changed his name from Albert.
Erik Deckers: Gobbledygook, Drivel, and Tripe, Oh My! (irascibleprofessor.com)
As we bring closure to the annual calendar, it behooves us to examine the various linguistic gaffes that occurred over the past 12 month period. See what I did there? In one sentence, I've already ticked off the folks at the Plain English Campaign. They're the language watchdogs who campaign against "gobbledygook, jargon and misleading public information." (For the record, what I said was, "As the year ends, we should look at poor language from the past 12 months.")
Interview with Pete Dominick, Comedian (freetimes.com)
What comic makes you cringe right now?
Jay Leno. He's not a bad stand-up comedian. He used to be good. He's dumbed down The Tonight Show so much. It's a shame but it's because America is so uninformed. It can't have an edge. We can't say anything politically incorrect, or so we're led to believe. Fortunately, there's a Daily Show and a Colbert Report.
Here're some words and definitions for you to use as you want, plus a COOL true story about the Wizard of Oz
[snippage]
In seeking a costume for the character Professor Marvel in the The Wizard of Oz, the MGM wardrobe department found a tattered Prince Albert coat in a secondhand store in Los Angeles.
One afternoon actor Frank Morgan turned out the coat's pocket and discovered the name "L. Frank Baum." By a bizarre coincidence, they had chosen a coat once owned by the author of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
This sounds dubious, I know, but cinematographer Hal Rosson, his niece Helene Bowman, and unit publicist Mary Mayer have all vouched for the story.
"We wired the tailor in Chicago and sent pictures," Mayer told Aljean Harmetz for the book The Making of The Wizard of Oz. "And the tailor sent back a notarized letter saying that the coat had been made for Frank Baum. Baum's widow identified the coat, too, and after the picture was finished we presented it to her. But I could never get anyone to believe the story."
Took a quick trip out to the Valley - my pal Lois is visiting another pal, Cindy, who is moving north.
Always great to see the girls.
Tonight, Wednesday:
CBS starts the night with a RERUN'King Of Queens', followed by another RERUN'King Of Queens', then a RERUN'Criminal Minds', followed by a RERUN'CSI: The 3rd One'.
Scheduled on a FRESHDave are Diddy, Emma Watson, and Spoon.
Scheduled on a FRESHCraig are Julie Chen, James Marsden, and Sara Bareilles.
NBC opens the night with a RERUN'Most Outrageous Moments', followed by a RERUN of last night's 'Singing Bee', then a FRESH'America's Got Talent', followed by a FRESH'Last Comic Standing'.
Scheduled on a FRESHLeno are John Travolta, Tony Dungy, and the Neville Brothers.
Scheduled on a FRESHConan are Daniel Radcliffe, Carlos Mencia, and Art Brut.
Scheduled on a FRESHCarson Daly are Amaury Nolasco and Lifehouse.
ABC begins the night with a FRESH'Next Best Thing', followed by a FRESH'American Inventor', then a FRESH'Traveler'.
Scheduled on a FRESHJimmy Kimmel are Ethan Hawke, Elisha Cuthbert, and Harris Wittles.
The CW offers a RERUN'America's Next Top Model', followed by another RERUN'America's Next Top Model'.
Faux has a FRESH 90-minute 'So You Think You Can Dance', followed by the SERIES PREMIERE'Don't Forget The Lyrics'.
MY has a FRESH'American Heiress', followed by a FRESH'Saints & Sinners'.
A&E has 'CSI: The 2nd One', another 'CSI: The 2nd One', still another 'CSI: The 2nd One', and 'The Sopranos'.
AMC offers the movie 'Below', followed by the movie 'U.S. Marshals', then the movie 'Patriot Games'.
BBC -
[12:00 PM] Daily Cooks! - Episode 17;
[12:30 PM] Rick Stein's Food Heroes - Episode 2;
[1:00 PM] The Naked Chef - Ep 4 The Band;
[1:30 PM] Masterchef Goes Large - Episode 13;
[2:00 PM] The Weakest Link - Episode 9;
[3:00 PM] How Clean Is Your House? - Episode 6;
[3:30 PM] How Clean Is Your House? - Episode 7;
[4:00 PM] Changing Rooms - Ep. 11 Ealing;
[4:30 PM] Changing Rooms - Ep. 1 Huddersfield;
[5:00 PM] Whose Line Is It Anyway? - Episode 4;
[5:30 PM] Whose Line Is It Anyway? - Episode 5;
[6:00 PM] My Family - Ep. 12 Ghosts;
[6:30 PM] My Family - Ep. 13 One Flew Out of the Cuckoo's Nest;
[7:00 PM] BBC World News - BBC World News;
[7:30 PM] How Clean Is Your House? - Episode 3;
[8:00 PM] Footballers Wive$ - Episode 4;
[9:00 PM] Footballers Wive$ - Episode 5;
[10:00 PM] Hollyoaks - Episode 27;
[10:30 PM] Hollyoaks - Episode 28;
[11:00 PM] Footballers Wive$ - Episode 4;
[12:00 AM] Footballers Wive$ - Episode 5;
[1:00 AM] Hollyoaks - Episode 27;
[1:30 AM] Hollyoaks - Episode 28;
[2:00 AM] The Weakest Link - Episode 10;
[3:00 AM] Changing Rooms - Ep. 11 Ealing;
[3:30 AM] Changing Rooms - Ep. 1 Huddersfield;
[4:00 AM] Bargain Hunt - Ep. 19 Shepton Mallet;
[4:30 AM] Bargain Hunt - Ep. 20 Newmarket;
[5:00 AM] Cash in the Attic - Ep. 32 Hinchcliffe;
[5:30 AM] Cash in the Attic - Ep. 33 Hamilton;
[6:00 AM] BBC World News - BBC World News. (ALL TIMES EDT)
Comedy Central has 'Scrubs', another 'Scrubs', 'Reno 911!', another 'Reno 911!', 'Chappelle's Show', 'South Park', another 'South Park', and 'Lil' Bush'.
On a RERUNJon Stewart (from 6/26/07) is Bruce Willis.
On a RERUNColbert Report (from 6/26/07) is David France.
FX has the movie 'Any Given Sunday', followed by the movie 'Elektra', then a FRESH'Rescue Me'.
IFC -
[07:25 AM] The Decline of Western Civilization Part 2: The Metal Years;
[09:05 AM] Tom Dowd and the Language of Music;
[10:40 AM] The Winter Guest;
[12:35 PM] The Chorus;
[02:15 PM] The Decline of Western Civilization Part 2: The Metal Years;
[03:55 PM] Tom Dowd and the Language of Music;
[05:30 PM] The Winter Guest;
[07:25 PM] Fall Time;
[09:00 PM] The Young Americans;
[10:50 PM] City of Industry;
[12:35 AM] Media Lab Results;
[12:45 AM] The Young Americans;
[02:30 AM] City of Industry;
[04:15 AM] Shattered Glass;
[05:55 AM] Dinner for Five #43. (ALL TIMES EDT)
SciFi has 'Ghost Hunters', another 'Ghost Hunters', followed by a FRESH'Ghost Hunters', and a FRESH'Destination Truth'.
Sundance -
[06:00 AM] Breathless (1960);
[07:00 AM] September 30, 1955;
[09:00 AM] The Umbrellas of Cherbourg;
[10:00 AM] Held Hostage in Colombia;
[11:00 AM] Greendale;
[01:00 PM] Hoop Dreams;
[04:00 PM] A Good Woman;
[05:00 PM] At Play In the Fields of the Lord;
[09:00 PM] Episode 5: Somewhere in the Future;
[09:00 PM] Episode 7;
[10:00 PM] Fearless Freaks;
[11:00 PM] The Making of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid;
[12:00 AM] Diary of a Porn Virgin;
[01:00 AM] Vital;
[03:00 AM] Cat People;
[05:00 AM] The Human Behavior Experiments. (ALL TIMES EDT)
U.S. group The Beastie Boys with Adam Yauch, rear, and Adrok, front, perform on stage during the 41st Montreux Jazz Festival at the Stravinski hall in Montreux, Switzerland, Monday July 9, 2007.
Poto by Sandro Campardo
It's Duff time in Springfield, Vt., which on Tuesday was proclaimed the official hometown of TV's favorite dysfunctional family, the Simpsons.
The southeastern Vermont community beat out 13 other Springfields for the honor, which includes hosting the premiere of "The Simpsons Movie" on July 26th.
The town of 9,300 was the smallest in population among the communities entered. It put together a video showing a local TV personality playing Homer Simpson and chasing a giant, pink doughnut through the town.
According to USA Today, the 13 other Springfields that participated in the contest will be given small screenings of their own the night before the movie opens nationwide July 27.
Barbra Streisand performs at the Manchester Evening News Arena during the first concert of the British leg of her European tour, Manchester England, Tuesday July 10, 2007.
Photo by Jon Super
Former President Clinton's planned book on citizen activism, "Giving: How Each of Us Can Change the World," will come out Sept. 4 with a first printing of 750,000, publisher Alfred A. Knopf announced Tuesday.
Clinton, whose memoir "My Life" was a million seller, will tour nationwide to promote the book and will narrate the audio version.
Proceeds will be donated "to charities and nonprofits that are doing their part to change the world." Financial terms for the book, first announced in May 2006, were not disclosed. Clinton is said to have received $10 million-$12 million for writing "My Life," the 957-page memoir that Knopf published in 2004.
Yusuf Islam, formerly known as Cat Stevens (centre), holds his grand daughter with his wife Fauzia Islam (right) and daughter Asmaa Islam, as he receives an honorary degree for his humanitarian work and improving understanding between Islamic and Western cultures at Exeter University in Devon, southern England on Tuesday July 10, 2007.
Photo by Anthony Devlin
Stetson hats, suede fringes and cowboy belt buckles worn in the iconic 1980s U.S. television series 'Dallas' went under the hammer on Tuesday as former cast members emptied their closets for a charity auction.
The three dozen articles of clothing worn during the shooting of the internationally popular show fetched 12,500 euros ($17,000), an organizer from Artcurial auction house on the smart Champs Elysees boulevard announced after the sale.
Some of the 200 people packing the hall rushed up the aisles to take pictures of former cast members Larry Hagman, Linda Gray, Patrick Duffy, Steve Kanaly, and Charlene Tilton, who opened the sale to the French version of the show's theme tune.
A white Stetson hat belonging to Hagman, 75, who once played cunning and philandering oil baron J.R. Ewing, raked in the most money for a single item -- 1,300 euros.
It was a ginormous year for the wordsmiths at Merriam-Webster. Along with embracing the adjective that combines "gigantic" and "enormous," the dictionary publishers also got into Bollywood, sudoku and speed dating.
But their interest in India's motion-picture industry, number puzzles and trendy ways to meet people was all meant for a higher cause: updating the company's collegiate dictionary, which goes on sale this fall with about 100 newly added words.
There's "crunk," a style of Southern rap music; the abbreviated "DVR," for digital video recorder; and "IED," shorthand for the improvised explosive devices that have become common in the war in Iraq.
If it sounds as though Merriam-Webster is dropping its buttoned-down image with too much talk of "smackdowns" (contests in entertainment wrestling) and "telenovelas" (Latin-American soap operas), consider it also is adding "gray literature" (hard-to-get written material) and "microgreen" (a shoot of a standard salad plant.)
U.S. singer Deborah Harry, center, poses for photographs with actresses Kelly Price, left, and Emma Williams at a launch for the musical of Desperately Seeking Susan in London, Tuesday July 10, 2007. Williams plays Susan and Price plays Roberta in the musical, which opens in London on Oct. 12 ,2007, and features the songs of Harry's band Blondie.
Photo by Matt Dunham
Tori Spelling is now available for weddings. "Yep, that's right. ... Reverend Tori Spelling! I did it last week online and my official certificate is in the mail. I'm so proud," the 34-year-old actress said in a posting Monday on the MySpace.com site she shares with her husband, Dean McDermott.
Spelling officiated at a same-sex union last weekend at Chateau La Rue, the bed-and-breakfast that she and McDermott run in Fallbrook, Calif., on their Oxygen network unscripted series, "Tori & Dean: Inn Love," her spokeswoman, Meghan Prophet, said Tuesday.
Spelling and McDermott, who were married in May 2006, will reprise their innkeeper duties for the show's second season, which premieres Aug. 14.
At least two companies have pulled ads from the debut of BET's "Hot Ghetto Mess," a series that critics say puts black stereotypes on display but the channel calls "a blend of tough love and social commentary."
State Farm Insurance Cos. and Home Depot asked BET to drop their ads from the series debuting July 25, trade paper The Hollywood Reporter said Tuesday.
"Hot Ghetto Mess," also called "HGM," combines viewer-submitted home videos and BET-produced man-on-the-street interviews that the channel said in a release are intended to challenge and inspire "viewers to improve themselves and their communities."
The six-episode series is hosted by comedian Charlie Murphy ("Chappelle's Show"). It's based on a Web site that features photos of men and women, mostly black, with extreme hairstyles and clothing typically linked to hip-hop fashion.
This is a photo released by Kerry Taylor Auctions of a dress formerly owned by Diana, Princess of Wales, which was auctioned in London Tuesday, July 10, 2007, for almost double the estimated price. The Catherine Walker fuchsia pink evening gown was worn by the Princess on an official visit to Thailand in 1988. It was estimated to fetch between 25,000 (US $ 50,697) and 35,000 (US $ 70,976) at the auction at Sotheby's in London, but went under the hammer for 61,200 (US $ 124,107) (including the buyer's premium).
Busta Rhymes, accused of attacking two men, driving drunk and driving with a suspended license, has rejected a plea deal and is facing four separate trials.
Manhattan Criminal Court Judge Larry Stephen denied a motion by the prosecution Tuesday to consolidate two assault charges against Rhymes. The 35-year-old rapper is accused of beating a fan and also of beating and kicking a former employee last year.
"The two assault cases cannot be consolidated," said Rhymes' lawyer, Scott Leemon. "The decision today validated Busta's defenses to the assault cases. We detailed to the court that we have defense to these cases and the court agreed."
Assistant District Attorney Harrison Schweiloch hadn't moved to have the drunken driving and suspended license cases consolidated, so the judge allowed them to remain separate.
A male long-coated chihuahua named "Heart-kun" with a heart-shaped pattern on his coat sits at Pucchin Dog's shop in Odate, northern Japan July 10, 2007. The one-and-a-half-month-old chihuahua was born on May 18, 2007 as one of a litter. The shop owner Emiko Sakurada said that this is the first time a puppy with these marks has been born out of a 1,000 that she has bred. She also said that she has no plans to sell the puppy.
Photo by Issei Kato
Italy's culture minister said Tuesday that he has sent the J. Paul Getty Museum a proposal to resolve a dispute over allegedly looted antiquities, and threatened the Los Angeles museum with sanctions if a deal is not reached by the end of this month.
Italian authorities have launched a worldwide campaign to recover looted treasures and are at odds with Getty over antiquities they say were illegally dug up and smuggled out of the country, despite laws making all antiquities found in Italy state property.
The museum said last year it would return 26 disputed objects - including sculptures, pottery and frescoes - but Italian officials are demanding an additional 21. The Getty museum denies knowingly buying any illegally obtained objects and has said it remains open to resuming discussions with the ministry on contested pieces.
Paramedics place the driver of a Ford Taurus onto a stretcher after a 1,500-pound wrecking ball slammed into the back of it North Main Street at Randolph Street in Meadville, Pa., Monday, July 9, 2007. The wrecking ball damaged numerous vehicles after it broke loose from a crane on the campus of Allegheny College and rolled down North Main Street before hitting the Taurus. Two other people were also taken to the Meadville Medical Center for treatment of injuries they suffered in the accident, police said.
Photo by Tim Hahn
Prime-time viewership numbers compiled by Nielsen Media Research for July 2-8. Listings include the week's ranking, with viewership for the week and season-to-date rankings in parentheses. An "X" in parentheses denotes a one-time-only presentation.
1. (X) "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" (10 p.m.), CBS, 9.42 million viewers.
2. (X) "Smarter Than a 5th Grader" (Thurs.), Fox, 8.47 million viewers.
3. (11) "CSI: Miami," CBS, 8.38 million viewers.
4. (28) "60 Minutes," CBS, 8.19 million viewers.
5. (18) "Two and a Half Men," CBS, 8.18 million viewers.
6. (73) "Hell's Kitchen," Fox, 8.12 million viewers.
7. (31) "Smarter Than a 5th Grader," Fox, 7.86 million viewers.
8. (X) "Macy's 4th of July Fireworks," NBC, 7.58 million viewers.
9. (18) "NCIS," CBS, 7.57 million viewers.
10. (90) "Big Brother 8" (Thursday), CBS, 7.4 million viewers.
11. (21) "Without a Trace," CBS, 7.37 million viewers.
12. (25) "Cold Case," CBS, 7.24 million viewers.
13. (31) "Law And Order: Special Victim's Unit," NBC, 6.86 million viewers.
14. (38) "America's Got Talent," NBC, 6.75 million viewers.
15. (90) "48 Hours Mystery," CBS, 6.68 million viewers.
16. (X) "Boston Pops Fireworks," CBS, 6.65 million viewers.
17. (X) "Law And Order: Special Victim's Unit" (Sunday), NBC, 6.64 million viewers.
18. (X) "Dateline" (Wed.), NBC, 6.52 million viewers.
19. (X) "Family Guy" (Sun.), Fox, 6.28 million viewers.
20. (90) "20/20" (Friday), ABC, 6.07 million viewers.
Charles Lane, the prolific character actor whose name was little known, but whose bespectacled face and crotchety persona made him instantly recognizable to generations of movie-goers, has died, his son Tom said Tuesday. He was 102.
He also had a recurring role as the scheming railroad man, Homer Beadle, on the 1960s TV sitcom "Petticoat Junction" and appeared often on television's "I Love Lucy."
Lane continued to act into his 90s, and when he accepted an award from cable television's TV Land channel in honor of his 100th birthday, he made a point of saying he was still available for work.
Doug Marlette, the North Carolina-born cartoonist who won a Pulitzer Prize and created the popular strip "Kudzu," was killed in a car accident Tuesday morning in Mississippi, authorities said. He was 57.
Born in Greensboro, Marlette began drawing political cartoons for The Charlotte Observer in 1972.
He won the Pulitzer in 1988 for his editorial cartooning in both Charlotte and at the Atlanta Constitution, which he had joined the year before.
He said at the time that his biting approach could be traced in part to "a grandmother bayoneted by a guardsman during a mill strike in the Carolinas. There are some rebellious genes floating around in me."
Among his books were "Shred This Book: The Scandalous Cartoons of Doug Marlette," "In Your Face: A Cartoonist at Work" and "The Bridge," his first novel, published in 2001.
Marlette is survived by his wife, Melinda, and an adult son, Jackson. He divided his time between homes in Tulsa and in Hillsborough, N.C.
A mandrill eats a watermelon to cool down at a zoo in Shenzhen, south China's Guangdong province July 10, 2007. The local temperature hit 33 degrees Celsius (91 degrees Fahrenheit) on Tuesday.
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Charles Lane, the prolific character actor whose name was little known, but whose bespectacled face and crotchety persona made him instantly recognizable to generations of movie-goers, has died, his son Tom said Tuesday. He was 102.
