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iheartadambrody Top Gear USA: A British Import You Won't Want to Miss Aug 7, 2010 11:13 AM When Top Gear announced they were heading to the States with a full throttle version of their popular BBC show I jumped for joy but remained skeptical. Would their winning formula of quick, dry humor translate to an American audience? Fast forward six months to the unveiling of the History Channel's sneak peek of the first season, I'm happy to report things are looking good. The faces are new — and might I add, incredibly adorable in a frat boy kind of way— but the premise is still the same, fast cars, fun missions, and miles of open road and hijinks along the way. No word on who may be joining them along the way though, I have a strong suspicion they'll sprinkle in a few A-List Hollywood names much like their British counterparts. Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz were recently spotted taking a lap around the track for the UK crew, in which Tom set a new course record — it's nice to see he still has the need for speed. The trailer is a little more Dukes of Hazard, a little less James Bond but I have high hopes for this wild bunch! I'm throwing out my wish list of hot hunky men I would like to see whipping around the track: Bradley Cooper, Patrick Dempsey, Ben McKenzie, Ben Affleck, and Adam Brody of course! Who would you like to see get behind the wheel for some high speed racing action? Getty
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Jennifer24 Joss Stone Apr 15, 2007 2:20 PM Dear All, I was first introduced to Joss Stone (aka Joselyn Stocker) back in 2003. I was at my Chapters Bookstore where they have integrated a music section (housed in a sort of cafe style building, in the center of the store), when I was browsing through the Jazz section of cd's. I know...cd's; an almost thing of the past what with downloading online (avec iTunes and the newest Ares). I happened upon Joss Stone, The Soul Sessions, and was blown away by her powerful voice. Thinking that she was a late commer to music, due to the sher maturity of her voice, I was amazed that she was only 16. The Soul Sessions demands a serious look and feel for good music, with great beats, a dose of sass, and real heart and feeling thrown into each and every song, prime example, 'Some Kind of Wonderful'and 'I Had a Dream'. I read in an excert from an early Joss interview that when she sings, even in person she sings with no shoes on thus allowing her to feel unrestricted and really put feel into her performances...and by golly miss molly....can you ever feel her power:) This cd is an excellent addition to any music collection. p.s. Check out Joss' other two cd's 'Mind, Body, Soul, and the newly released 'Introducing Joss Stone' which will have you bopping along on the city bus....as it does for me. :) cheers, Jen p.p.s Smile Cause Your Beautiful!
Mainly Obsessed Dirty Pretty Things Mar 25, 2007 11:45 AM Here's a band that's new to me that might be old to you. Dirty Pretty Things founded by Carl Barat (Libertines) in 2005. I guess I'd describe them as Punk-Rock or Indie Rock. I like their sound; they have catchy melodies without drifting into the soft rock category. Here's two of their songs, "Deadwood" and "Bang Bang You're Dead" from their album Waterloo to Anywhere.
Mainly Obsessed The U.S. vs. John Lennon (DVD) Mar 25, 2007 9:30 AM A fascinating look at the U.S. government's attempt to silence John Lennon. UPDATE: This DVD is available in America and will go on sale in the UK on April 2. Comments from any Lennon fans who have seen this documentary????

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