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TR-Later! Rock Daily’s Farewell to “TRL” Live BlogTonight, MTV bids farewell to one of its longest-running franchises: the after-school video and chat party Total Request Live. Rock Daily will be blogging at you live from MTV’s Times Square studios, where network honchos have managed to wrangle Christina Aguilera, Fall Out Boy, Justin Timb... |
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At IAMAI Digital Entertainment - Online Video & GamingThe third panel at the IAMAI Digital Entertainment Conference focussed on Online Video and Gaming. The panelists of this panel were: Ajay Khanna - General Manager, EA Games India Bruno Goveas - Head Marketing & Product Management, Akamai Parminder Singh - Business Head, Technology, Goo... |
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Shania Twain’s Breasts Return!It’s been so long since I’ve seen Shania Twain that I’ve almost forgotten what she looked like, here she is a little older but with that hot MILF look presenting at the 42nd Annual CMA Awards last night. Didn’t her husband cheat on her? What an idiot, all he did was t... |
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Live Nation Plans Digital Service, Takes On Entire Music IndustryThey are already the world’s largest concert promoters, they’ve branched out to form their own ticketing service and record labels, and now Live Nation will seek to challenge iTunes’ digital music dominance by launching their own music service through their website. Live Nation ... |
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Shakira named humanitarian of the year by US magazineLatin pop star Shakira has been named “Humanitarian of the Year” by the People en Español magazine for her work towards providing better health and education to needy children in South America. ... |
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Steady Chasin' That Paper: T.I. Replaces Self, Settles In Atop Charts [100 And Single]Maybe the country has been a little too distracted to listen to the radio recently, but for whatever reason, there’s a paucity of big moves on Billboard's Hot 100 this week: no skyrocketing songs moving up on account of an iTunes surge, as we’ve seen continually all during the fall. ... |
