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Friday, 16 March 2007 |
 At an age when many are leaving college and embarking on their first
professional job, Omarion is firmly cemented in his third career.
He started off as a rapper and has dabbled in acting, including the
movie "You Got Served." But his biggest success has been as a singer.
He fronted the platinum-selling boy band B2K, and after they broke up
in 2004, released a successful solo debut, "O."
His sophomore album, "21," could be even more successful. Like his
previous effort, it debuted at the top of the charts when it was
released in late December and he already has two hit singles from it —
"Entourage" and "Ice Box."
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Friday, 16 March 2007 |
 After forgetting the words to his song on Tuesday's American Idol,
Brandon Rogers can forget about going any further in the competition.
The 28-year-old Los Angeles native became the first finalist to be
voted off the sixth season Wednesday, after flubbing the lyrics to Diana Ross' "You Can't Hurry Love."
Rogers' memory lapse wasn't the only flaw in his performance, which the judges deemed boring and unoriginal.
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Friday, 16 March 2007 |
 British singer LILY ALLEN turned hypocrite at the South By Southwest
festival on Wednesday night (14MAR07) after turning up to a show drunk
just weeks after insisting she wasn't a heavy boozer.
The SMILE singer performed a lacklustre late show in
Austin, Texas which started with her staggering onstage with a bottle
of beer and a cigarette, apologising to fans for being drunk "because
it's 11 o'clock."
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Friday, 16 March 2007 |
 One of the UK's most popular live acts, Groove Armada are coming home.
After taking their live show around the world several times, Groove
Armada are set to tour the UK for the first time since 2004.
The Soundboy Rock tour goes nationwide this coming May
in support of their new studio album. It culminates in a special
Lovebox event in Birmingham on the 27th May.
It kicks off a huge summer
of festival appearances for Groove Armada, with headline shows at
Rockness, and, of course, their own Lovebox event in London this summer.
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Friday, 16 March 2007 |
 Fergie from the Black Eyes Peas was banned from boarding a flight in
Los Angeles recently because she was drunk, reports claim.
Virgin Atlantic have confirmed they deemed a female passenger attempting to fly to London "unsuitable for travel".
According
to an 'eye-witness' account in a UK tabloid, Fergie "was falling all
over the place and had to be supported. She was in no state to fly.
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Thursday, 15 March 2007 |
 R. Kelly is back with a new album
titled "Double Up," set to hit stores May 29 via Jive, and he's asking
fans to preview it by dialing in to a hotline (312-278-3965) for song
snippets.
"Since y'all called, I'ma give y'all a few lil
snippets. Here's what I'm about to hit y'all with," says the Pied Piper
himself in a telephone greeting before going into five-second snippets
of a few songs featured on the album.
"Blow It Up," featuring Young Jeezy and Young Dro, is
the first track he plays, and "they're killing it," Kelly assures of
his choice for guest features.
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Thursday, 15 March 2007 |
The full details of a Take That musical set to hit the West End later this year have been announced.
The stage show, entitled "Never Forget", is based on a
fictional Take That covers band and features stage versions of some of
their biggest hits.
Tickets for the opening run of the production, which will play at
theatres in Manchester, Cardiff, Stoke, Edinburgh, Glasgow and then
London, go on sale from Wednesday.
The producers behind "Never
Forget" hope to recreate the success and acclaim of West End shows such
as "Mamma Mia" and "We Will Rock You".
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Thursday, 15 March 2007 |
 Pete Wentz says Fall Out Boy fans can expect "the biggest Fall Out Boy
show they've ever seen" on the upcoming Honda Civic Tour, which begins
April 18 in Charlotte, N.C. But, he adds, big is a relative term.
"A lot of bands right now are doing these really
theatrical shows," Wentz tells Billboard.com. "Our friends Panic! At
The Disco did this almost circus on stage, and it was crazy. But that's
not what our band is. Our band's a rock band, so we look to bands like
what Guns N' Roses used to do and what Metallica does and Foo Fighters
and bands like that as far as what we're gonna do with our show. It's
just gonna be a really, really, really big rock show."
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Thursday, 15 March 2007 |
 The 'Toxic' singer is said to have fallen for Jason Filyaw, the
33-year-old lead guitarist of rock band Riva, who she met at her
Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.
A source told the National
Enquirer magazine: "Britney adores Jason. He's been a tower of strength
for her at the lowest point in her life. She's convinced Jason can help
her through rehab because, as an alcoholic, he's been through the same
thing."
The 25-year-old singer is now planning to move in with the rocker when she leaves rehab, it has been claimed.
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Tuesday, 13 March 2007 |
 As Antonella Barba knows, appearing on American Idol can gain you a certain type of exposure.
And according to a former employee of American Idol Productions, there
are other types of exposure to be had on the set of the hit show, as
well.
Magdaleno Olmos sued American Idol Productions, Fox and season-four
contestant Mario Vazquez for wrongful termination Friday, alleging that
Olmos was fired after complaining to various higher-ups that Vazquez
had sexually harassed him by making unwanted advances, flashing his
genitals and engaging in other inappropriate behavior.
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