A real-life story of rock royalty may be getting the musical treatement on the New York stage.
Baby It’s You! — the stage show about a Jewish New Jersey housewife who discovered teen singing group The Shirelles in the early ’60s and coached the girls through a career that featured hits like “Boys,” “Soldier Boy,” and “Will You Love Me Tomorrow?” — is hoping for a run on Broadway in Winter 2011.
Hey — it worked for The Four Seasons. Jersey Boys anyone?
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A film chronicling the life of late Grateful Dead frontman Jerry Garcia is heading to the big screen, according to reports.
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Kanye West joined the Twitterverse on Wednesday — and the Online World just about stopped spinning.
In just two hours, the man now known to the micro-blogging masses as @KanyeWest has already collected 34,000+ followers and the number grows steadily with each passing moment.
Rest assured it is the real Yeezy responding to your feverish comments because in his Opening Tweets he showed that his mind is always on the boobs. Figures.
“Up early in the morning taking meetings in Silicone Valley,” he wrote before correcting himself. “I spelled Silicon wrong. (I guess I was thinking about the other silicone It’s A PROCESS!!).”
For those who didn’t get the memo (written in thick black eyeliner): Pretty Reckless frontwoman/Gossip Gal Taylor Momsen is a one foul-mouthed baddie. (In the worlds of The Great Jay-Z: “We Don’t Believe You. You Need More People!”) Just to reinterate this point, the cover art for her band’s debut album features a leather jacket-clad toddler holding a lighter.
Well — that oughta get everyone on the same page.
Light Me Up goes on sale in the UK Aug. 30.
The Believers are Beliebers.
The controversial Kansas-based church that has forged protests against everyone from slain veterans to teenage lesbians is adding pop sensation Justin Bieber to its hit list, Politics Daily dished this week. The gay-hating congregation of Westboro Baptist Church are planning to protest Bieber’s concert at the Sprint Center in Kansas City on Wednesday night.
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