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Happy New Year: Is Psy really going to retire “Gangnam Style” in 2013?
Psy, the South Korean rapper whose “Gangnam Style” viral hit is the most watched YouTube video ever, rang in the new year with a performance at Times Square on New Year’s Eve that could be the last time he will perform the horse dance in public. Or is it?
Psy (a.k.a. PSY) performed on stage with MC Hammer as part of New Year’s Rockin’ Eve, which aired last night on ABC, in what could or could not be his final “Gangnam Style” gig.
As The Inquisitr previously reported, birthday boy Psy is hedging somewhat as to whether he will actually retire “Gangnam Style”:
“Being in Times Square on New Year’s Eve is already special — it’s the biggest stage in the universe — plus it’s my birthday, so, with all that, it may be the ending of ‘Gangnam Style.’ I mean, what better way to do it? It’s my biggest and most meaningful birthday.”
But Psy also conceded that he is already committed to performing “Gangnam Style” in Paris and in China, but he admitted he really needs to release a new single because his viral hit “became too popular.”
In early December, Psy admitted that he sometimes gets tired or sick of going “Gangnam Style” given all the whirlwind appearances he’s made in the US and around the world, although he still really likes it.
So it would seem that in order for Psy to avoid becoming a “one-trick pony” as it were, he’ll need to come with new music very soon. Psy has indicated in interviews that a new single is indeed in the works.


Zz LCC Presents - 2016 - Alicia Olatuja
Friday, November 4
Performing with her quartet, Alicia Olatuja's concerts reveal an inherent ability to explore jazz while naturally integrating the influences of funk, blues and world music.
Tickets start at $20.
Jazz singer Alicia Olatuja wowed everyone at the 2013 presidential inauguration with her solo during the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir’s performance of “The Battle Hymn of the Republic” and her career has skyrocketed from there. Learn more at Alicia Olatuja online.


- 中文片名 ：乔治哈里森：生活于物质世界 / 活在拜金世界：乔治·哈里逊
- 英文片名 ：George Harrison: Living in the Material World
- 英文系列名：BBC Arena
- 地区 ：英国
- 语言 ：英语
- 时长 ：208 min
- 版本 ：TV
- 发行时间 ：2010
Arena broadcasts the UK television premiere of Martin Scorsese’s portrait of the late George Harrison. Scorsese traces Harrison’s life from his beginnings in Liverpool to becoming a world-famous musician, philanthropist and filmmaker, weaving together interviews with George and his closest friends, photographs and archive footage including live performances - much of it previously unseen. The result is a rare glimpse into the mind of one of the most talented artists of his generation.
Looks at George’s early years in The Beatles - from their first gigs in Hamburg and the beginning of Beatlemania, through to his psychedelic phase and involvement in religion and Indian music.
Contributions from Sir Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Yoko Ono, Eric Clapton, Sir George Martin and Phil Spector.
Looks at Harrison’s post-Beatles days - as a member of the Travelling Wilburys and a solo artist, as well as looking at his non-musical ventures, including his work as a movie producer and his family life with wife Olivia and son Dhani. Racing legend Jackie Stewart tells of George’s love of motor racing, Monty Python’s Eric Idle recounts how George saved the Life of Brian from catastrophe by re-mortgaging his mansion to help finance it, and there are contributions from Travelling Wilbury bandmates including Tom Petty. Harrison’s widow Olivia Harrison gives a poignant account of her life with the Beatle, including the harrowing tale of the night when a violent intruder attacked them at home one evening in 1999.
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April 14, 2019 3:00pm
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Tom Stevens is a world-renowned impersonator, comedian and esteemed member of “The Martin and Lewis Tribute Show”.
Since his first appearance at the Dean Martin Festival in Steubenville, Ohio in 1998, Tom has earned his title as “The Best Dean Martin Tribute Artist”. Dean’s own daughter, Deana, says of Tom: “I’ve never seen anybody look and sound more like my Daddy”.
Besides his astounding performances as the legendary Dean Martin, Tom Stevens awes audiences with dozens of celebrity singers, with impressions such as Tony Bennet, Ray Charles, Louis Armstrong, Tom Jones, Wayne Newton, Elvis Presley, Perry Como, Cher and many more. His comedic wit incorporates other luminaries such as Robert DeNiro, Christopher Walken, Bill Clinton, Jerry Lewis, Donald Trump, Bill Cosby, Richard Nixon plus dozens more.
Recognized as the personification of “Retro Vegas” when Las Vegas was the capital of cool, Tom transports his mesmerized audiences to that radiant place in time and space where the Las Vegas dream lives on and where everyone feels lucky to be there
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This being Elvis Presleyís birthday, it got me wondering whether, if he were alive, he would still be relevant. Then I reminded myself that he actually became irrelevant during his lifetime, and then made himself relevant again. Thatís quite a feat for someone who died at 42.
Even though Elvis was a music star again for the last ten years of his life, he was never as important as he was in the mid-fifties, when he changed the face of popular music. By bringing to his white audience a style of music originated by black artists, he made it possible for that audience to accept those artists. Thatís something that happened a half-century ago that has a sort of analogy in the recent election.
We have a lot to be grateful to Elvis for. Someone else would have broken down the boundaries he helped smash, no doubt. You canít keep a vibrant part of the culture from being seen and heard forever, but the fact remains that heís one of the ones who did it, and he remains relevant now, more than thirty years after his death, because of it. And all he was doing was singing and playing good music in a way that was right for him. I doubt he set out to start a revolution; he was just being himself. Again: analogous.


Melissa Etheridge Review London – 27.04.15
There has never been any secret that the founders of RainbowBiz have been long time fans of musician and vocalist Melissa Etheridge. So imagine our excitement when we found out that Melissa would be playing in London this year. Of course we planned a few days around the gig as we don’t have a holiday break very often. We booked a budget hotel, and got a great deal with Virgin Trains and left North Wales full of anticipation. If you have never heard songs by Melissa Etheridge, her live performances are always outstanding. Melissa is highly committed to giving her all at live shows. After releasing her most recent album “This is M.E” earlier this year, the Melissa Etheridge solo concert was never going to disappoint.
We arrived at the venue an hour or so before the start of the show. The Shepherd’s Bush Empire is a stunning building, an old theatre with stained glass and beautiful décor. A truly intimate place for any concert, but especially so when the star of the show is so in touch with her audience. This was a “Solo Tour”, which means (obviously) that there was only Melissa on stage with a huge selection of her guitars, pedals, drums and a piano.
Melissa Etheridge is an absolute joy to watch live, and has so much fun on stage, building each track starting with drum loops, acoustic and electric guitars and vocals, she is exceptionally talented and versatile. With a voice to rival Janis Joplin in her prime, Melissa filled the Shepherd’s Bush Empire with her mix of rock, blues and soul from the heart.
She clearly felt at ease with her audience as she chatted about her Radio 2 interview with Sir Terry Wogan the day before with Lucy Spraggan and went on to joke that she used to be intimidated by the British accent. This made a few giggle as we always thought of Melissa as being pretty feisty. You can hear the full interview here.
The Set List
Opening with “Chrome Plated Heart”, then on to the more rockier “I’m the only one” and “Come to my window” Melissa’s vocals were raw and evocative throughout. New songs from the album included the bluesy “Ain’t That Bad” and “Monster”, anthems like “Take My Number”, “Like a Preacher” went down really well and the very personal “Who are you waiting for” which was written by Melissa as part of her vows for her wedding last year to her best friend and partner in life, Linda Wallem. Melissa even managed to fit in “Gently we row” the beautiful song from “Fearless Love” written for her daughter after a fan in the audience held up a hand written request for her to sing it. Iconic “Like the Way I do” from 1988, possibly her most famous song was saved until last, everyone was dancing and singing along. The atmosphere was electric, Melissa was on top form and clearly thrives on live performances. We can’t wait to see her again!
If you have never experienced Melissa Etheridge before, she is a passionate blend of American rock and blues with flavours of Janis Joplin, Bob Dylan, Robert Plant and even Bruce Springsteen, but with an unique magical ability to lure audiences deep inside her soul. You will have a chance to see her in Europe in July as more tour dates have been released here.
From a personal point of view it was fantastic to meet some of Melissa’s fans, Anita-Jo who recognized us from Twitter as the girls from “RainbowBiz”, she had flown in from New York especially for “This Is M.E”. We loved meeting Frank Cverna, Wolfgang from Germany, Bodil and Tanya from Denmark and Nikki Lamborn, Been and the “Never The Bride” team from the UK.
Links and more information for Melissa Etheridge


Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter Marc Cohn has been obsessed with pop music for as long as he can remember. As a songwriter and singer, Cohn combines the precision of a brilliant tunesmith with the passion of a great soul man. He's a natural storyteller, balancing the exuberant with the poignant, and able to distill universal truth out of his often romantic, drawn-from-life tales. He similarly finds the emotional essence in the vintage songs he's just recorded, even as he brilliantly reshapes his source material. Cohn’s own career took off at the turn of another decade, in 1990, with the recording of his critically acclaimed, self-titled debut disc, which yielded such classics in their own right as "Walking In Memphis," "Silver Thunderbird," and the lovely "True Companion."


Marcus McCoan is a Cornish and London based Singer, songwriter and producer. He has written songs for the likes of BTS, whose album went to number 1 in 80 countries on the iTunes Chart. His own music includes Hair Down and Chemical, with a new single coming out in early 2020.
We worked with Marcus to build and implement a strategy to help build awareness and his reach with, his solo music. We wanted to generate a buzz running up to the launch of his next single and a clear plan needed to be introduced to help Marcus to reach new music lovers across the UK and further.
Concentrating mainly on Facebook and Instagram, we ran various campaigns which helped to create markedly more engagements and interactions across all the platforms (Facebook, Twitter and Instagram). Naturally, this rise in post engagement and the value added into his posts, Marcus saw that his following increased on all platforms as well.


Organized with unprecedented access to David Bowie’s personal archive, “David Bowie is” explores the creative process of an artist unlike any other.
Organized by the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, the show includes 400 objects drawn primarily from the David Bowie Archive, including the artist’s original costumes, handwritten lyric sheets from famous songs, original album art, photographs and videos, all tracing Bowie’s creative process from his teenage years in England through his last 20 years living in New York. The archive is presented within an immersive, multimedia installation that includes continuous audio along with projected animation and video.
Highlights of the exhibition include more than 60 custom-made performance costumes, including six designed by Freddie Burretti for Ziggy Stardust / 1980 Floor Show and seven designed by Kansai Yamamoto for Aladdin Sane. There are 85 handwritten lyric sheets, including those from “Fame” and “Fashion;” drawings, including a sketch for the Young Americans album cover; and oil paintings, including two of musician Iggy Pop, all by Bowie.
There are also more than 40 pioneering music videos, television clips, and filmed roles as well as a multimedia presentation of international tour footage with rare scenes from the legendary Diamond Dogs tour, filmed in Philadelphia. A custom audio mix made up of snippets of Bowie’s songs—produced by longtime collaborator Tony Visconti—is also featured.


Favorite Korean Actresses: Kim Ha Eun
Kim Ha Eun goes into my “favorite underrated actresses” category. She is so amazing and yet she hasn’t had many major roles yet! *pouts* You may recognize her as the lead actress in the sageuk Conspiracy in the Court, which didn’t do well ratings-wise but still earned a loyal following amongst k-drama fans. But shame on me, I still haven’t gotten around to watching Conspiracy in the Court. O_____O”” (I’m just not ready for a dark sageuk yet..)
Anyways, I first discovered Kim Ha Eun through her role as Seol Hwa (Sul Hwa) in Chuno. I absolutely adored Seol Hwa, and in the process, began to adore Kim Ha Eun as well. She managed to make her supporting character of Seol Hwa into a lively and cheerful, yet not too annoying, character. Seol Hwa would always brighten up the screen and that is what impressed me most. Kim Ha Eun just has that “it” factor, that spark of life that makes a difference. I also loved her folk singing in Chuno, which was a really nice touch!
Kim Ha Eun Scene in Chuno:
Aside from her roles in Conspiracy in the Court and Chuno, the rest of Kim Ha Eun’s works tend to go quietly unnoticed. She has played supporting characters in Thorn Birds, Soldier (God of War), and just recently, Jang Ok Jung. I think she was underutilized in Thorn Birds, but I rather enjoyed her short role as the servant Chun Sim in Soldier. Even though Chun Sim is a villain, Kim Ha Eun portrays her as a flawed and human character. I have only seen a bit of Kim Ha Eun in Jang Ok Jung, but I am hoping that she will work her magic in that drama as well!


Witchcraft and Paganism
Patti Negri is an Internationally known Psychic-Medium and "Good Witch". She is best known for her recurring role on the Travel Channel's #1 show GHOST ADVENTURES. She is the international best selling author of OLD WORLD MAGICK FOR THE MODERN WORLD: TIPS, TRICKS, & TECHNIQUES TO BALANCE, EMPOWER, & CREATE A LIFE YOU LOVE. Patti's body of work includes appearances on such shows as MASTER CHEF, BEVERLY HILLS PAWN and Jeff Lewis' FLIPPING OUT. She has graced numerous magazine covers, contributed to over 20 books and conducted seances on radio, film, and TV working with such legends as Jon Voight, Josh Duhamel, Emma Stone and Gregory Hines..


With John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney gained worldwide fame with The Beatles, one of the most popular and influential groups in the history of pop music. His songwriting partnership with Lennon is one of the most celebrated of the 20th century. After the band’s break-up, he pursued a solo career and formed Wings with his first wife, Linda, and Denny Laine.
Flip through the gallery for 10 Things You Might Not Know About Paul McCartney!
This gallery uses material from the Wikipedia article Paul McCartney, which is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0. Featured photo by Larry Busacca/Getty Images