Wednesday, 25 June 2008

Two Indicted For Murder Of T.I. Friend

Two men have been indicted on murder and assault charges in connection with the death of rapper T.I.'s close friend PHILANT JOHNSON.
The rapper was attending an afterparty following a performance at Bogart's nightclub in Cincinnati, Ohio in May 2006, when two men opened fire on his van - killing Johnson and injuring three other members of the star's entourage.
Pardon Thomas, 40 and Hosea Thomas, 34, were arrested in connection with the killing and were indicted on Thursday (19Jun08) on several charges relating to the incident.
Johnson, who was 26, went to school with T.I. - real name Clifford Joseph Harris - and was an integral part of his recording career, according to Allhiphop.com.
Harris pleaded guilty in March (08) to federal weapons charges and was sentenced to a year in prison, three years of supervised home detention, 1,500 hours of community service and a $100,000 (GBP50,000) fine.









Monday, 16 June 2008

Gwen Stefani - Stefani Rossdale Plan For Goth Baby


GWEN STEFANI and her husband GAVIN ROSSDALE are already planning for their unborn baby's future - they're painting the nursery black to ensure the newborn grows up to be a "goth".

The couple is expecting their second child this year (08), but have chosen not to find out the sex of the new arrival.

And, instead of opting for more traditional nursery colours like blue, pink or yellow, they are painting the new baby's room black so the decor will be suitable for either sex.

And former Bush frontman Rossdale is excited about their unusual decorating plans.

He tells Britain's OK! magazine, "We don't know if it's a boy or a girl. Plus we are going to put him in a black room. It'll be a goth baby so it doesn't matter if it is a boy or a girl."

Stefani and Rossdale already have one son together, two-year-old Kingston.





See Also

Tuesday, 3 June 2008

From First To Last

From First To Last   
Artist: From First To Last

   Genre(s): 
Alternative
   ROck: Alternative
   Hardcore
   



Discography:


Heroine   
 Heroine

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 11


Music On The Brain, vol. 1   
 Music On The Brain, vol. 1

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 1


[2003] Aesthetic (EP)   
 [2003] Aesthetic (EP)

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 8


From First To Last - Aesthetic   
 From First To Last - Aesthetic

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 8




Based in Los Angeles (by way of Florida), From First to Last formed in 2002 with guitarists Travis Richter and Matt Good. With a rotating lineup early on, the post-hardcore/screamo outfit released the EP Aesthetic on New York-based Four Leaf Recordings in June 2003 ahead sign language with Epitaph by the closing of the year. After the loss of their original vocaliser, Phillip Reardon, 15-year-old Sonny Moore coupled on as tether vocaliser during the recording of the band's debut full-length. Written in deuce weeks, the radical was rounded out on the album -- 2004's Devout Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Bodycount -- with drummer Derek Bloom and bassist Jon Weisberger. Tour dates with Story of the Year, Bad Religion, Halifax, and Emanuel, among many others, followed in front work began on their 2006 review. They parted shipway with Weisberger shortly ahead entering the studio, so producer Ross Robinson (Glassjaw, Slipknot) called upon friend Wes Borland (of Limp Bizkit and Bigdumbface celebrity) to fill in for the guys on sea bass (he later as well played some shows with them). The more than suppurate and ambitious Heroine was issued in March 2006 to positive reviews, and the band supported its entry into the Top 40 on the route with Fall Out Boy, the All-American Rejects, and Hawthorne Heights. From First to Last jumped up to the big league soon after, inking a conduct with Capitol that April. Though impulse continued to build, the ride to the top was not without its bumps. In peculiar, Moore struggled with vocal problems that finally resulted in meek operating theatre and From First to Last beingness constrained to drop cancelled various shows and festivals, including the 2006 Warped Tour and a fall support run with Atreyu. As work began on fresh material, Moore parted ways with the group in early 2007 to centralize on solo act upon, and guitarist Matt Good took over tip vocal duties. Around the same time, From First to Last's deal with Capitol also fizzled. But the guys (at once with fresh bassist Matt Manning for good on board) were determined and pressed on with plans to record and acquittance their next album themselves.