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Most known for Milla Jovovich starring roles in Resident Evil and The Fifth Element, Milica Bogdanovna Jovovich is also a model and musician. In her teens, she attended acting schools and eventually landed roles. On top of that, she was able to get into a lot of modeling projects. -
Celebrate Donut Day with J Dilla, Tori Amos, Parquet Courts and More
Homer Simpson and those like him are stoked for National Donut Day, especially as it falls on a Friday...a perfect introduction to the weekend. Dunkin' Donuts, Krispy Kreme, Tim Horton's and other retailers of the decentralized pastries are all offering special deals on their popular products. So go take care of that need...but when you get back, check out this list of music that focuses on the most American of breakfast staples (indeed, many culinary historians suggest that Dutch immigrants invented the pastry in the United States). Tori Amos, RiFF RaFF and, of course, J Dilla, make appearances. -
40 Years of Harry Chapin's "Cat's In The Cradle": Music Times Ranks Covers by Johnny Cash, Tori Amos, Ugly Kid Joe and More
Another day, another big anniversary for a song that's become part of the American rock canon. On this day during 1974, Harry Chapin released what would easily become his biggest song of all time: "Cat's In The Cradle," a folk music tale of a father too busy with his work to watch his son grow up, and the impact that has on the child's life. It's a narrative that made thousands of fathers swear that they wouldn't make the same mistake as the single's narrator. As usual with songs as moving and memorable as "Cat's In The Cradle," a number of covers have appeared over the years. Music Times ranks some of the versions from well-known performers: -
Elvis Presley's One Commercial and Five Other Performers Singing About Donuts: Parquet Courts, J Dilla and More
Music Times celebrates the only advertisement Elvis Presley ever recorded (for Southern Maid Donuts) but highlighting five other performers who have referenced the baked good in their track titles. -
5 Songs Actually About Courtney Love: Foo Fighters, Nine Inch Nails and...Gwen Stefani(?) Hole Singer Supposed Inspiration for 'Siamese Dream'
Plenty of performers, if not Billy Corgan, have openly made songs about Love. And uh, none of them are very flattering. -
Tori Amos Covers Radiohead: 50-Year-Old Does Her Version of 'Creep' [WATCH]
Amos' version of the UK band's 1993 hit "Creep" is not a better version, per se, but it's simply freakier. Between the pronunciation of "weirdo" ("weeeer-toe") and an amalgamation of cat noises during the tune's classic bridge, it's hard to fight off the heebie-jeebies. -
WATCH: Tori Amos Stuns On ‘CONAN,’ Performs ‘Wild Way’ Off ‘Unrepentant Geraldines’ [VIDEO]
Tori Amos stopped by TBS’ CONAN last night for a performance of her number “Wild Way” – off her latest 2014 album Unrepentant Geraldines. And it’s pretty safe to say she rocked the entire place, even with her quiet, somber performance. -
Let Trent Reznor Rock Your Baby to Sleep: 6 Soothing Industrial Lullabies from Nine Inch Nails, How To Destroy Angels and More [LISTEN]
A remarkable video posted in June has started gathering attention, displaying a wailing toddler being mollified by a recording of Nine Inch Nails' single "Copy of A." Coincidence can't be claimed: The tot makes a face of pleasant surprise when the opening synthesizer lines come on and she begins to groove with the song, even as Trent Reznor begins to vocalize his lament to conformity. So of course we got to thinking—Trent Reznor specializes in music full of jarring electronic feedback, bad language and general misanthropy: Who better to calm down upset infants? -
The Black Keys and Michael Jackson Have Shootout for Top of Billboard 200: Who Won?
Patrick Carney had a busy week of trashing everybody from Justin Bieber to TMZ, but he also sniped at those behind the new Michael Jackson album, referring to it as "bulls--t." The popular theory of course is that Carney was irritated his own band's new album might not take the top spot on the Billboard 200 this week because of the competition. Did he have reason to be worried? -
Tori Amos reveals 'Unrepentant Geraldines' release date, summer US tour dates [FULL SCHEDULE]
Tori Amos' new album "Unrepentant Geraldines" now has an official release date beyond the broad "spring 2014." The singer-songwriter's 14th studio album is now due out May 13. Alongside the new due date, Amos has also announced the North American leg of her extensive 2014 world tour. -
Tori Amos announces new album, 'Unrepentant Geraldines' and spring 2014 world tour [SCHEDULE]
Tori Amos has announced a new album to drop spring 2014 called Unrepentant Geraldines, the follow up to 2012's Gold Dust. This will be her 14th studio album, which will be supported by an extensive world tour starting May 7, 2014 in Dublin then moving across Europe with U.S. dates and other countries to follow. -
Five Quickies: Kiri Te Kanawa in 'Downton Abbey,' Lady Conductors, L.A. Free Music Society, Graphic Scores, Tori Amos Musical
Here, then, is today's news. News gets made fresh everyday. And with the world's best musicians, singers, dancers and actors going back to repertory work after their summer stocks, there's more good news happening now than there was, say, back in September.
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