Screen Actors Guild President Alan Rosenberg has expressed frustration over dissension within his union over bargaining strategy with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers. In an interview with Broadcasting & Cable, Rosenberg said that he wished the members of his union stood behind their negotiators the way the members of the Writers Guild of America did theirs. The WGA, he said, "didn't get the kind of resistance from their members that we get from ours." The dissension, he indicated, is the reason that the union leadership has not called for a strike authorization vote -- despite the fact that the current contract with the AMPTP expires in two weeks. Asked when he might decided to ask SAG members to authorize a strike, Rosenberg replied, "I really don't know. ... It depends on our assessment of whether we can get it or not. I think we'd get it." In fact, the AMPTP noted Friday that if a contract is not locked in by June 30, the current "de facto strike" will simply be extended with TV and movie producers delaying production on new films and television shows until an agreement is reached.
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Wednesday, 18 June 2008
Monday, 9 June 2008
Dunst depressed or chemically dependant?
An insider has revealed that Cirque Lodge doesn�t treat patients suffering from depression alone, casting doubts on actress Kirsten Dunst having claimed she went there to seek treatment for the condition, starmagazine.com reports.
Dunst had also denied she was being treated for a drug or alcohol problem.
�I went there for depression ... I was struggling, and I had the opportunity to go somewhere and take care of myself,� Dunst said.
According to the insider, however, patients at the Sundance, Utah, facility, must have some kind of chemical dependency.
�They would refer you somewhere else if it�s just depression,� the insider explained.
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Tuesday, 3 June 2008
Shamall
Artist: Shamall
Genre(s):
New Age
Discography:
Who Do They Think They Are
Year: 2004
Tracks: 31
The Book: Genesis
Year: 2001
Tracks: 25
Influences
Year: 1999
Tracks: 27
This Island Earth
Year: 1997
Tracks: 8
In Search Of Precision
Year: 1994
Tracks: 11
Mirror To Eternity
Year: 1993
Tracks: 9
Moments Of Illusion
Year: 1990
Tracks: 9
Journey To A Nightmare
Year: 1989
Tracks: 7
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Wednesday, 28 May 2008
LiveDaily News Break, May 21: Janet Jackson, Toby Keith, Amos Lee and more
Today's edition features news and tour information about Janet Jackson [ tickets ], Toby Keith [ tickets ], Amos Lee [ tickets ], Brian Wilson [ tickets ], and Dr. Dog [ tickets ].* * *Janet Jackson is planning to mount her first tour in seven years to support her latest hit album, "Discipline.� The superstar will launch her "Rock With U" world tour in September, starting with a North American run that kicks off in Vancouver with stops planned so far in New York and Washington, DC. * * *Toby Keith continues to expand his "Biggest & Baddest Tour" ahead of next month's launch. The trek, which is set to kick off June 19 in Birmingham, AL, now spans more than 30 dates across the US through mid-June. Since last check, three more shows have been added in California and two were tacked on in Washington. * * *Singer/songwriter Amos Lee will head out on the road in July to support his forthcoming third album, "Last Days at the Lodge," which is due in stores next month. The Philadelphia native will kick off the outing July 8 in Kitchener, Ontario. The extensive tour stretches into late August and will hit more than 30 cities.* * *Brian Wilson kicks into touring mode this summer with a round of dates supporting his forthcoming album, �That Lucky Old Sun.� The perpetual Beach Boy's outing, which kicks off July 8 in Niagara Falls, Ontario, is highlighted by a three-night engagement at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles following the album's Sept. 2 release. * * * Indie-rockers Dr. Dog have mapped out a huge tour schedule for the next few months behind their forthcoming album, "Fate." The group will kick off the push behind the new disc July 18 in Pittsburgh with a few appearances slotted before the start of the headlining tour, including a May 28 show in their hometown of Philadelphia.
Wednesday, 21 May 2008
Sunday, 11 May 2008
Friel says she couldn't lead Moss' lifestyle
Friel says she couldn't lead Moss' lifestyle
Former 'Brookside' actress Anna Friel has said she would not throw survived if she lED the lapp lifestyle that Kate Moss is said to lead story.
Friel, wHO is presently filming remaking of the seventies TV hazard 'Land Of The Lost' in the US, hung out with Moss's circle of friends following her break with Darren Day.
The 31-year-old, wHO is now visual perception doer David Thewlis, told Radio Times magazine: "I was unity for the number one fourth dimension in my life and I'm not good at being on my possess."
"I'm a family relationship girl. I'd worked solidly for 2 age without the exemption to be a natural state teenager.
"For the life style Kate's said to lead - and I don't know whether that's true - she looks incredible."
"I could have been sucked into it, only wouldn't have survived. She doesn't receive to study a sir Frederick Handley Page of dialogue, and you ne'er listen her talk, do you?"
Saturday, 10 May 2008
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