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I'm going to go out on a limb and say this probably isn’t true, but, the Hot Rumor of the Day is that Kate Hudson and Owen Wilson have been seen out on dates lately. You remember last summer Owen and Kate broke up, and many people speculate the break up was a huge factor in his attempted suicide. Probably not the best idea to getting back into such relationship, no?
Over the next year, Timbaland will be working with Verizon Wireless on a so-called "mobile album" which will only be available to subscribers to Verizon's "V Cast" media service. Here's how it works: Every month, Timbaland will produce one new track and it'll immediately be made available to Verizon customers. On each song, he'll be working with a different guest artist. At the end of the year, Verizon will release a compilation album featuring all the songs, but it's unclear if they will cut it as a CD, or if it'll be available, digitally, on music services other than Verizon. Tim says he decided to do this because, "every place don't get a CD but everybody has a mobile phone. Plus, just producing a mobile album has never been done. I'm the first to ever do it." The first track will be made available within the next few days. On that song, Timbaland worked with an R&B singer named Keri Hilson. There's no word on who else may be working with Timbaland on his "mobile album".
This may be the week Jennifer Lopez finally has her twins. She is planning to give birth Thursday, so her babies will be here for Valentine's Day. "She didn't just like it because of the obvious correlation, which is sweet, but she also was happy that it would easily make the deadline for the weekly magazine covers," said a source. The insider claims that J.Lo is already planning the babies' first photo shoot, which will take place in one of three nurseries she's designed. “She spent over $120,000 on them." The rooms have armoires imported from France and England and "some of it has 18 karat gold on the legs and knobs. The rooms will even have crystal chandeliers." The insider also claims to know the names J.Lo and hubby Marc Anthony have picked out for the babies - Anna Maria and Marc Ruiz.
Here are all the winners from the Grammy’s last night:
--Album of the Year: "River: The Joni Letters", Herbie Hancock
--Record of the Year: "Rehab", Amy Winehouse
--Song of the Year: "Rehab", Amy Winehouse
--Best New Artist: Amy Winehouse
--Producer of the Year: Mark Ronson
(Pop Winners)
--Best Female Pop Vocal Performance: "Rehab" , Amy Winehouse
--Best Male Pop Vocal Performance: "What Goes Around . . . Comes Around ", Justin Timberlake
--Best Pop Performance By a Duo or Group: "Makes Me Wonder", Maroon 5
--Best Pop Collaboration: "Gone Gone Gone (Done Moved On)" , Robert Plant & Alison Krauss
--Best Pop Instrumental Performance: "One Week Last Summer", Joni Mitchell
--Best Pop Instrumental Album: "The Mix-Up", Beastie Boys
--Best Pop Vocal Album: "Back To Black" , Amy Winehouse
(Dance Nominees / Traditional Pop Winners)
--Best Dance Recording: "LoveStoned / I Think She Knows", Justin Timberlake
--Best Electronic / Dance Album: "We Are The Night", The Chemical Brothers
--Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album: "Call Me Irresponsible", Michael Bublé
(R&B Winners)
--Best Female R&B Vocal Performance: "No One", Alicia Keys
--Best Male R&B Vocal Performance: "Future Baby Mama", Prince
--Best R&B Performance By a Duo or Group: (With Vocals) "Disrespectful", Chaka Khan featuring Mary J. Blige
--Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance: "In My Songs", Gerald Levert
--Best Urban/Alternative Performance: "Daydreamin'" , Lupe Fiasco featuring Jill Scott
--Best R&B Song: "No One", Alicia Keys
--Best R&B Album: "Funk This", Chaka Khan
--Best Contemporary R&B Album: "Because Of You", Ne-Yo
(Rap Winners)
--Best Rap Solo Performance: "Stronger", Kanye West
--Best Rap Performance By a Duo or Group: "Southside", Common featuring Kanye West
--Best Rap / Sung Collaboration: "Umbrella", Rihanna featuring Jay-Z
--Best Rap Song: "Good Life", Kanye West featuring T-Pain
--Best Rap Album: "Graduation", Kanye West
(Music Video and Random Winners)
--Best Music Video (Short Form: For an individual track): "God's Gonna Cut You Down", Johnny Cash
--Best Music Video (Long Form: For packages consisting of more than one song or track): "The Confessions Tour", Madonna
--Best Contemporary Folk Album: "Washington Square Serenade", Steve Earle
--Best Reggae Album: "Mind Control", Stephen Marley
(Rock / Alternative Winners)
--Best Solo Rock Vocal Performance: "Radio Nowhere", Bruce Springsteen
--Best Rock Performance By a Duo or Group (With Vocals): "Icky Thump", The White Stripes
--Best Hard Rock Performance: "The Pretender" , Foo Fighters
--Best Metal Performance: "Final Six", Slayer
--Best Rock Instrumental Performance: "Once Upon A Time In The West", Bruce Springsteen
--Best Rock Song: "Radio Nowhere", Bruce Springsteen
--Best Rock Album: (Includes Hard Rock and Metal) "Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace", Foo Fighters
--Best Alternative Music Album: "Icky Thump", The White Stripes
(Soundtrack Winners)
--Best Movie or Television Soundtrack: "Love", The Beatles
--Best Movie Score: "Ratatouille" (--Composed by Michael Giacchino.)
--Best Song Written For a Movie or TV Show: "Love You I Do", Jennifer Hudson (--From "Dreamgirls")
--Best Musical Show Album: "Spring Awakening"
(Country Winners)
--Best Female Country Vocal Performance: "Before He Cheats", Carrie Underwood
--Best Male Country Vocal Performance: "Stupid Boy", Keith Urban
--Best Country Performance By a Duo or Group: (With Vocals) "How Long", THE Eagles
--Best Country Collaboration: (With Vocals) "Lost Highway", Willie Nelson & Ray Price
--Best Country Song: "Before He Cheats", Carrie Underwood
--Best Country Album: "These Days", Vince Gill
--Best Country Instrumental Performance: "Throttleneck", Brad Paisley
--Best Bluegrass Album: "The Bluegrass Diaries", Jim Lauderdale
(Spoken Word / Comedy / Children's Winners)
--Best Comedy Album: "The Distant Future", Flight Of The Conchords
--Best Spoken Word Album: "The Audacity Of Hope: Thoughts On Reclaiming The American Dream", Barack Obama
--Best Spoken Word Album For Children: "Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows ", Jim Dale
--Best Musical Album For Children: "A Green And Red Christmas", The Muppets
Top movies this week:
1.) "Fool's Gold" $22 million
2.) "Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins" $17.1
3.) "Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Tour" $10.5
4.) "The Eye" $6.6
5.) "Juno" $5.7 |
