Always one of the more controversial categories, best new artist remains, perhaps, the most difficult Grammy field to get just right. The vaguely defined category is open to interpretation. Reads the Grammy rules: "A new artist is defined as any performing artist who releases, during the eligibility year, the recording that first establishes the public identity of that artist as a performer." The "recording" in question doesn't have to be a full album, either. Witness alterna-rockers MGMT, which are on the ballot for the upcoming Grammy Awards, but released their "Oracular Spectacular" during last year's eligibility period. It's also the field, perhaps, most easy to criticize. For the 2009 awards, the Jonas Brothers managed to nab a best new artist nod, but the young Disney rockers had scored high-charting albums in prior eligibility periods. On the flip side, however, it's one of the few Grammy categories where there are bound to be genuine surprises. R&B newcomer Jazmine Sullivan was an artist who rode some late-year success straight to a nomination for the 2009 awards. Looking at the ballots for the 2010 Grammys, nominations for which will be announced next Wednesday, here's a look at the front-runners for best new artist. Pop & Hiss encourages comments, and please note this is only Part 1 of the best new artist run-down. Come back later this holiday week for Part 2. Continue reading »
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November 28, 2009
Week 12 N.F.L. Matchups
Patriots (7-3) at Saints (10-0)
Monday, 8:30 p.m.
Line: Saints by 3
Calling this the greatest Saints team ever assembled isn’t high praise. There are few challengers for the title: the Dome Patrol team coached by Jim Mora the Elder in the early 1990s and the post-Katrina 2006 upstarts, who were like Australopithecus to this year’s more evolved Homo habilis. The 2009 Saints are two victories from the franchise record, and their first playoff win will be the third in team history.
The current Saints merit comparison to great non-Saints teams of recent history. Boston-area fans bristle at comparisons to the 2007 Patriots, but the Saints’ undefeated record, deep roster of offensive stars and ability to overwhelm opponents looks familiar.
Bill Belichick, who hopes to end all undefeated talk on Monday night, compared the Saints to another great offense. “They kind of look, in some ways, a little bit like the Rams did back in 2001,” he said. Always careful with his message (when he deigns to deliver one), Belichick didn’t chose the 1999 Rams championship team, but the 2001 team that lost the Super Bowl to his Patriots.
New Orleans has not been truly tested all season. Games that looked tough on the schedule (against the Eagles, the Giants, the Dolphins and the Falcons) were just pop quizzes against the N.F.L.’s petite bourgeoisie. The Patriots are among the league’s ruling class, so Monday’s game offers our best indication of what the Saints can do against the Vikings in the playoffs or against the A.F.C.’s standard-bearers in the Super Bowl.
Tiger Woods Out of Hospital After Car Accident
Windermere’s police chief, Daniel Saylor, said officers found Woods lying in the street and his wife, Elin, with him. “She was frantic, upset,” Saylor said in a briefing Friday night. “It was her husband laying on the ground.”
Woods had lacerations to his upper and lower lips, and he had blood in his mouth, Saylor said. Woods’s wife told officers she was in the house when she heard the accident and “came out and broke the back window with a golf club,” Saylor said, adding that the front-door windows were not broken and that “the door was probably locked.”
Saylor added: “She supposedly got him out and laid him on the ground. He was in and out of consciousness when my guys got there.”
He said the officers treated Woods for 10 minutes until an ambulance arrived to take him to the hospital. Woods was conscious enough to speak, he said. “He was mumbling, but didn’t say anything coherent,” Saylor said.
The highway patrol incident report originally listed Woods’s condition as serious — a highway patrol spokesman told The Orlando Sentinel that that is customary when a patient is transported to a hospital — but Woods’s spokesman, Glenn Greenspan, issued a statement saying Woods was in good condition.
The highway patrol said that alcohol was not involved in the accident, although it remained under investigation and charges could be filed. CONTINUE READING...
Uninvited Pair Met Obama; Secret Service Offers Apology
That disclosure coincided with a statement from the director of the Secret Service, Mark Sullivan, saying that his agency was “deeply concerned and embarrassed” by the events. Secret Service officials said the agency wanted to interview everyone connected with the episode, including the Salahis, and had not ruled out criminal charges.
“The preliminary findings of our internal investigation have determined established protocols were not followed at an initial checkpoint, verifying that two individuals were on the guest list,” Mr. Sullivan said.“Although these individuals went through magnetometers and other levels of screening, they should have been prohibited from entering the event entirely,” Mr. Sullivan said. “That failing is ours.”
On Friday night, the White House released a photograph of the couple in the receiving line, being greeted by Mr. Obama. In the photo, a smiling Mrs. Salahi, wearing a red and gold sari, is clasping Mr. Obama’s hand with both of hers, as her husband looks on. The prime minister of India, Manmohan Singh, is standing next to Mr. Obama.
Mrs. Salahi’s Facebook page has photographs of the couple with officials including Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Rahm Emanuel, the White House chief of staff. It is not known who took the pictures. CONTINUE READING...
Intimate Ella Fitzgerald, Rediscovered
These aren’t bootlegs; the CDs were mastered from the original tapes, which were produced by Norman Granz, Verve’s founder and Fitzgerald’s longtime manager.
They capture the singer in her peak years, and at top form: more relaxed, swinging and adventurous, across a wider span of rhythms and moods, than on the dozens of other albums that hit the bins in her lifetime.
Richard Seidel, the producer of the boxed set, first heard the tapes early this year. He was driving to Massachusetts from his home in New Jersey and brought along some rough CD transfers to play in the car.
“I was feeling kind of down that day,” he recalled, “and the more I listened, I could not help but start to smile. I’ve worked on dozens of Ella projects over the years, but there was something different about this one — the sheer rhythmic joy she projects, the endlessly inventive improvising.”
There’s nothing rare about a joyous Ella Fitzgerald recording; the woman exuded joy in nearly every note she sang. Yet the level on these sessions soared higher and plumbed deeper.
Gary Giddins, the veteran critic and author of “Jazz,” agrees. “This ranks on the top shelf of her live recordings,” he said. “It’s about as good as it gets.”
Why these tapes stayed locked in the vault for nearly half a century — and what it took to set them free — is a tale of a producer’s neglect, a jazz sleuth’s obsession and a string of happy coincidences. CONTINUE READING...
November 25, 2009
November 23, 2009
Best & Worst: American Music Awards 2009
We know she has a greatest hits album coming out, but just six months after Michael Jackson's death, performances by Jacksons should still retain some kind of kinetic energy. Her moving tribute to her brother opening the Video Music Awards in September was great. Janet's opening medley of her own hits turned into a live variation of those late-night compilation album ads. The only thing missing was the song titles scrolling on-screen.
Don’t get us wrong – Kelly Clarkson’s performance of “Already Gone” was nice. And it appeared she was singing it live and not lip synching. But was that all it took to garner a standing ovation at the end? Is so, then the AMAs needs to turn off the tape decks. We’re all getting too cynical.
We know it’s their big hit, but why did they have to perform "Empire State of Mind" right here in L.A.? Angelenos have to deal with New Yorkers praising their coast all day long; we don’t need it in our awards shows too.
Normally we’d be scandalized that a young actress was standing on stage about to fall out of her dress on national TV, but it didn’t appear anything was going to fall out of Kate Hudson’s very low-cut outfit. Ever.
What’s going on with Rascall Flats? The group took the stage to accept its award for favorite country band/duo/group but members spent the majority of those precious minutes thanking their accountant for “taking out taxes on everything we do.” Hopefully what sounded like a lesson learned from Willie Nelson was just the result of these guys getting old.
Wow, Janet Jackson looked pretty old school tonight in her head to toe dance gear (Ugg-style boots included). That’s because the latest trend is scantily clad singers backed by dancers in barely there black getups. Maybe it was Beyonce who started it with her “Singles Ladies” video, but now everyone from Shakira to Carrie Underwood are jumping on the bandwagon. While Shakira’s crew wore body-hugging leotard style dance costumes, Underwood’s group gave a near repeat of last week’s CMA performance. Lingerie and all.
We wish there was more to say about Whitney Houston. She took the stage, sang her R.Kelly tune “I Didn’t Know My Own Strength” and graciously accepted the International Artist Award presented by Samuel L. Jackson. Where was the whole diva song and dance? A medley of her hit songs or a duet with her daughter Bobbi Kristina (rumored to be an aspiring musician)?
Touted as the main event of the night, Lopez made her way to the stage-turned-ring covered by a robe while famed boxing announcer Michael Buffer gave his signature line “Let’s get ready to rumble!” It wasn't a total knockout, but the boxing routine was going OK until Lopez took a tumble. The mother of two was using her backup dancers like a flight of stairs and when she went to jump off, she landed on her booty. A true pro, she bounced back and even managed a wardrobe change afterward. We can only imagine the sparring gear to glam gold mini-dress transformation included a pair of Christian Louboutins.
The only one who can top Lady Gaga’s bizarre performances is the pop icon herself. For the AMAs it was full body pantyhose accessorized with a skeleton-like head, chest and foot gear. As if her fashion antics weren’t enough, Gaga later smashed a window with a mike stand, sang on a stage set ablaze and busted up bottles against her piano.
Rihanna had ‘em, Shakira had ‘em, Carrie Underwood had ‘em, pictured, and when J. Lo wanted ‘em, she had to go to the gym and recruit boxers because there probably weren’t enough to go around. When a performer is going into a live awards show performance these days, it seems they don’t do it without a whole raft of backup dancers. So you think you can dance? Good, ‘cause the Grammys are coming up soon.
ermaine Jackson was really enjoying the spotlight tonight as he accepted Michael Jackson’s Favorite Male Artist awards for both pop and soul/R&B. The first time he took the stage, he brought his own kids along including his son Jermajesty (where were the Prince Michaels and Paris?). With the next award it was Jermaine thanking everyone from Dick Clark to Larry Klein to his own family, with Michael almost an afterthought. Now, we really can’t wait to see the buzzed-about Jacksons reality show. SOURCE OF THIS POST
November 21, 2009
Senate Votes to Open Health Care Debate
“Tonight we have the opportunity, the historic opportunity to reform health care once and for all,” said Senator Max Baucus, Democrat of Montana, and a chief architect of the legislation. “History is knocking on the door. Let’s open it. Let’s begin the debate.”
The 60-to-39 vote, along party lines, clears the way for weeks of rowdy floor proceedings that will begin after Thanksgiving and last through much of December. But even as the Democrats succeeded in uniting their caucus by winning over the last two holdouts, big disagreements remained, making final approval of the bill far from certain.
Two reluctant Democratic senators, Mary L. Landrieu of Louisiana and Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas, warned that their support for a motion to open debate did not guarantee that they would ultimately vote for the bill. Their remarks echoed previous comments by several other senators, including Ben Nelson, Democrat of Nebraska, and Joseph I. Lieberman, independent of Connecticut.
Those comments made clear that more horse-trading lies ahead and that major changes might be required if the bill is to be approved. And it suggested that the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, who relied only on members aligned with his party to bring the bill to the floor, may yet have to sway one or more Republicans to his side to get the bill adopted.
The Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, said his party’s opposition would persist. “The battle has just begun,” he said.
In a rare ceremonial gesture reserved for major votes, senators cast their yeas and nays from their desks in the chamber, each one rising to voice his or her position. Senator George V. Voinovich, Republican of Ohio, was not present and did not vote. CONTINUE READING...
November 20, 2009
November 19, 2009
Oprah Winfrey to Announce 2011 End to Her TV Show
Oprah Winfrey plans to end her syndicated television show in September 2011, as she turns her efforts toward a new cable-television channel she plans to launch with Discovery Communications Inc.
Ms. Winfrey told her staff of her decision on Thursday, according to a person familiar with the matter. Ms. Winfrey plans to make an official announcement on her talk show Friday morning, according to a spokeswoman.The move is a big blow to the syndicated television market, in which Ms. Winfrey has grown to become a juggernaut. "The Oprah Winfrey Show," which launched in syndication in 1986, attracted 6.6. million viewers for the week ended November 8, according to Nielsen Co.
Local television stations, which use Ms. Winfrey to anchor their daytime hours, could also smart from Ms. Winfrey's decision. Her show has been one of the few whose ad rates have held steady in the recession, according to one ad buyer.
"In our market she does extremely well and always has," said Barry Smith, director of programming and creative services for KFMB-TV, a CBS affiliate in San Diego, Calif., owned by Midwest Television Inc. "It's going to be a task" to replace her, Mr. Smith added.The news was first reported on the Web site of a local ABC station that airs the show, New York's WABC-TV. Ms. Winfrey's decision also represents a hit to CBS Corp., which distributes Ms. Winfrey's show in syndication. "We look forward to working with her for the next several years, and hopefully afterwards as well," the company said in a statement supplied by a spokesman. Ms. Winfrey is likely to turn her attention to her new television network, OWN: The Oprah Winfrey Network, which she announced with cable programmer Discovery Communications in January of 2008. The new channel is structured as a 50-50 joint venture between Ms. Winfrey and Discovery, and includes Oprah.com.
"I will be involved in every single element of programming," Ms. Winfrey said in an interview with the Journal at the time. Since then, the network has seen its launch pushed back. In January, OWN hired former MTV president Christina Norman to be chief executive. She took over from former Viacom Chief Executive and MTV veteran Tom Freston, who has quietly served as a consultant for the network, according to people familiar with the situation. SOURCE OF THIS POST
November 17, 2009
MSNBC Presses Obama on Campaign Promises
While they may agree with much of what Mr. Obama says, they have pressed him to keep his campaign promises about health care, civil liberties and other issues. “I don’t think our audience is looking for unequivocal ‘rah-rah,’ ” said Ms. Maddow, who calls herself a liberal but not a Democrat. The spectacle of Democrats sniping at one another is not new, but having a TV home for it is. MSNBC — sometimes critically called the “home team” for supporters of Mr. Obama — has even hit upon the theme with a promotional tagline, “pushing back on the president,” in commercials for “Hardball,” Chris Matthews’s political hour. CONTINUE READING...
Perfect Fit: Young Actor and His Role
For Mr. Hill, who is making his Broadway debut, the role is an opportunity to play a struggling, young African-American who wants to make his mark in a world where many of his peers are poor, discarded, or maimed by violence. These are young men Mr. Hill sees on the nightly news and knew while growing up in Waukegan, Ill., and whose stories deserve to be heard by an audience, he said. CONTINUE READING..
YouTube to Help Sites Gather News Clips
When users go to the Web sites of Politico or The Chronicle, for instance, they will be able to upload to YouTube and flag their video for review by the publication’s editors, who will have the ability to approve or reject the submissions. CONTINUE READING
November 16, 2009
Black Panthers denounce 'new' Panthers
The New Black Panther Party catapulted itself to national attention during the November 2008 presidential election when two of its members, one brandishing a nightstick, were captured on videotape intimidating voters at a Philadelphia polling place. But the original Black Panther Party, which famously advocated black power and preached self-defense through confrontation in the 1960s and 1970s, is not happy with the new upstart. It has condemned the New Black Panther Party and its tactics, saying the NBPP "stole" the party's name for its "own misguided purposes." The Huey P. Newton Foundation Inc., created in 1993 and co-founded by Fredrika Newton, Black Panther leader Huey P. Newton's widow, said in a statement that the original party was "never a group of angry young militants full of fury toward the white establishment ... but operated on love for black people, not hatred of white people. "As guardian of the true history of the Black Panther Party, the foundation, which includes former leading members of the party, denounces this group's exploitation of the party's name and history," the statement said. "Failing to find its own legitimacy in the black community, this band would graft the party's name upon itself, which we condemn. CONTINUE READING...
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1) Supreme Court refuses to hear Redskins' naming case
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to revive a lawsuit on behalf of Native American activists who claimed that the Washington Redskins' team name is so offensive that it does not deserve trademark protection.
2) Shepard Smith, leaning against prevailing winds on Fox News
NEW YORK -- Shepard Smith had barely started his program when a Fox News producer told him that their reporter had snagged an interview with Chris Christie, the challenger locked in a tight race with New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine.
3) Cleric says he was confidant to Hasan
SANAA, YEMEN -- In his first interview with a journalist since the Fort Hood rampage, Yemeni American cleric Anwar al-Aulaqi said that he neither ordered nor pressured Maj. Nidal M. Hasan to harm Americans, but that he considered himself a confidant of the Army psychiatrist who was given a glimp...
4) Arrest at Walmart leads to charges of racism
ST. LOUIS -- Nearly three years after Heather Ellis switched checkout lines at a southeast Missouri store and touched off what she calls a racially charged dispute with white customers and authorities, the young black schoolteacher faces a trial that could send her to prison for 15 years.
5) Boomers see views relaxing on marijuana
Smoking pot isn't what it used to be for Joe Lee, a 62-year-old vintage-record dealer in Rockville.
6) Obamacare: Buy now, pay later
Obamacare is not "reform" -- given what it would do to spending, it's more like malpractice.
7) Taxpayers on hook as some bailed-out firms prove frail
NEW YORK -- A year ago, the financial system was tottering and government officials arranged a $2.3 billion emergency cash infusion into CIT Group, a troubled lender to small businesses.
8) Better, by a mile
For one Indian summer afternoon at FedEx Field on Sunday, the Redskins let Washington put on rose-colored NFL glasses that, for now, alter the hue of a dismal season. With a 27-17 win over Denver, full of battering runs by Ladell Betts and a trick-field-goal touchdown bomb by a punter named Hunte...
9) A sign of positive change
"We can do this," Phillip Daniels said. Do what? "We did it before."
10) Death through a closed door
First, there was a single bang. Then, the screams.
November 13, 2009
November 11, 2009
Music Review: R.Kelly from Variety.com
By ANDREW BARKER ~ A classic study in extremes, Chicago native Robert Kelly is the
auteur of some of the most silkily aphrodisiacal randb produced since
the Isley Brothers discovered synthesizers, as well as the most
alarmingly unhinged RandB since Screamin' Jay Hawkins first emerged
from an onstage coffin. The Jekyll-Hyde tension between these two
personae informs most of his best music, and though last night's
alternately frustrating and fascinating show at the Nokia Theater tried
hard to solely showcase the former, it ended up accidentally revealing
a whole new side to the singer - R. Kelly the irrepressible goofball.
For his current tour in advance of a purportedly back-to-basics new record, Kelly steered clear of the paranoid psych-ward operettas "Real Talk" and "Trapped in the Closet" that he composed during the height of his legal troubles, when it appeared he had nothing to lose. While his reputation has been largely rehabilitated since his acquittal, one has to wonder if he's genuinely interested in playing the traditional heartthrob role anymore, having tasted the freedom of being RandB's poete maudit.
That question felt unavoidable during the early portion of Thursday's 90-minute show, a frantic cabaret-style run through truncated versions of recent hits like "I'm a Flirt" and "Freaky in the Club," as well as snippets from his contributions to songs by Young Jeezy and the Notorious B.I.G. The songs themselves were mostly played for the initial roar of recognition from the crowd, with Kelly almost immediately veering off-script into bizarre adlibs and improvs while his eight-piece band scrambled to keep up.
(Most jaw-dropping were Kelly's sung instructions to his stagehands - "Somebody move this goddamn rug / I almost tripped three times" - which he repeated with increasing soulfulness until one nearly forgot that it was not, strictly speaking, an actual song.)
It was a ceaselessly entertaining spectacle, but it also sold the strength of Kelly's songwriting short - in particular, there's no excuse for chopping "Ignition (Remix)," arguably the RandB song of the '00s, down to a minute-long tease. It wasn't until two-thirds of the way through that he really hit his stride with a simmering, expansive take on pro-infidelity anthem "Down Low (Nobody Has to Know)." Yet this seriousness was short lived, as he soon interrupted an otherwise faithful "Feelin' on Yo Booty" by inexplicably making motorboat noises in lieu of singing. One sensed that he truly just couldn't help himself. CONTINUE READING..
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