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Sunday, October 31, 2010

A professor from University of South Carolina at Columbia plans to teach a course linking Lady Gaga, 24, and the sociology of fame. Mathieu Deflem, 48, a sociology professor at the University of South Caroline at Columbia and a "little monster" himself, believes studying about Lady Gaga's rise to fame will help explain what being famous means in today's culture. "The central objective is to unravel some of the sociologically relevant dimensions of the fame of Lady Gaga" stands as the central objective of the course. Deflem, as mentioned, is a huge fan of Lady Gaga and has met her five times already. He even started a fan site for her at gagafrontrow.net, where photos and audio downloads are available.

Melanie Brown a.k.a Mel B, 35, who still maintains her moniker Scary Spice promises fans that her latest project on the small screen, Mel B: It's A Scary World, will be full of fun. "My very own reality show brings my husband and two daughters as close to fans as possible, and we're a crazy, lovely clan," she says in a phone interview from Hong Kong. Produced by Style, the 10-episode documentary-comedy captures Mel's hectic daily life, and viewers see for themselves how she juggles career and family.


Further to last Thursday's post. This mysteriously appeared yesterday on the plasterboard where the bathroom mirror's supposed to go.


When queried the Rocket Scientist involved informed me that he may have overpromised our soon-to-be-arriving house guests about the completed state of their bathroom - who would have thought!! The above also appeared a little later on the same piece of plasterboard. I was informed that this was the formula he will use to complete the bathroom.


Here's the said Rocket Scientist (complete with his 'bed hair' look at 4p.m.) using his formula to finish off those few last minute things including a large, gaping hole in the wall over the door. No further comment from his Project Manager is needed.


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Friday, October 29, 2010

Sheryl Crow

The American Singer Sheryl Crow
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Birth name: Sheryl Suzanne Crow

Born:
February 11, 1962 (1962-02-11) (age 48) Kennett, Missouri, United States

Genres:
Pop rock, alternative rock, roots rock, folk rock, country rock

Occupations:
Musician, singer-songwriter, activist

Instruments:
Vocals, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, electric guitar, piano, keyboards, organ,
accordion, harmonica, autoharp, hammond b3, wurlitzer, Moog bass, mandolin, mandola


Year’s active:
1986–present

Labels:
A&M Records

Associated acts:
Stevie Nicks, Michael Jackson, Eric Clapton, Kevin Gilbert, Bill Bottrell, Kid Rock, Sting, Miley Cyrus

Website:
Official Website


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Biography

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The one of the famous celebrities Sheryl Suzanne Crow is an American singer-songwriter, musician, and actress. Her music includes elements of rock, folk, hip hop, country and pop. Crow has won nine Grammy Awards from the National Academy of footage Arts and Sciences. Crow has carry out with the Rolling Stones and has vocal duets with Mick Jagger, Michael Jackson, Eric Clapton, Luciano Pavarotti, John Mellencamp, Kid Rock, Michelle Branch, and Sting in the middle of others.

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Awards and Nominations

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Grammy Awards

(Won: 0, Year: - & Nominations: 1, Year: 1999 )

Year

Result

Award

Category/Recipient(s)

1999

Nominated

Grammy

Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or for Television
for: Tomorrow Never Dies (1997).
Shared with:
Mitchell Froom
For the song "Tomorrow Never Dies".

People's Choice Awards, USA

(Won: 0, Year: - & Nominations: 1, Year: 2007 )

2007

Nominated

People's Choice Award

Favorite Song from a Movie
for: Cars (2006).
For the song "Real Gone".

Golden Globes, USA

(Won: 0, Year: - & Nominations: 2, Year: 1998, 2007 )

2007

Nominated

Golden Globe

Best Original Song - Motion Picture
for: Home of the Brave (2006).
For the song "Try Not to Remember"..

1998

Nominated

Golden Globe

Best Original Song - Motion Picture
for: Tomorrow Never Dies (1997).
Shared with:
Mitchell Froom
For the song "Tomorrow Never Dies"



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