On Broadway, ‘Spider-Man’s’ greatest enemy is the budget
Published By newsdesk On Friday, November 6th 2009. Under Theatre Tags: blockbuster, Bono, Brooklyn Bridge, Green Goblin, Julie Taymor, Lord of the Rings, Peter Parker, Spider-Man, The Lion King, Turn Off the Dark, u2
As this Spider-Man tale opens, the audience sees New York City "on fire and in ruins" as "a section of the Brooklyn Bridge ascends with Mary Jane bound and dangling helplessly from the bridge." Soon thereafter, a new villainess called Arachne flies into the picture spinning her own deadly trap, ... Read More
Lady Gaga, and More for Gavin Friday Benefit at Carnegie Hall
Published By newsdesk On Tuesday, October 6th 2009. Under News of the day Tags: Beastie Boys, Bono, Carnegie Hall, Courtney Love, Eric Mingus, Fred Armisen, Gavin Friday, Guggi, Hal Willner, JG Thirwell, John Zorn, Lady Gaga, Laurie Anderson, Lou Reed, Maria McKee, Martha Wainwright, Patrick McCabe, Rufus Wainwright, Scarlett Johansson, Sinead O’Connor, u2, Virgin Prunes
“We had all kinds of grand ideas,” Bono said onstage at Carnegie Hall, early in an October 4th concert honoring Irish singer-songwriter-provocateur Gavin Friday. Bono was recalling his teenage years in Dublin, running through the streets with Friday and the future members of their bands, U2 and Friday’s tribal punk ... Read More
Bono and the boys talk pop stardom U2 Tour Costs $750K a Day
Published By newsdesk On Saturday, October 3rd 2009. Under On Tour Tags: Bono, indie, Jay-Z, Lifestyle, music, News, Pearl Jam, pop, r-tv, Radiohead, Releases, rock, RTV Channel, Talk of the Town, Tour
Rolling Stone goes behind the scenes—and tags along in a private jet—for its cover story on the U2360° Tour (aka “the biggest rock tour of all time”), which is comprised of a 170-ton stage carted around by 200 trucks, 250 speakers, almost 400 employees—and $750,000 a day in overhead costs. ... Read More
African singer criticized by Muslims plays in NYC
Published By newsdesk On Sunday, June 7th 2009. Under Music News, News of the day Tags: Bono, Bruce Springsteen, goodwill ambassador, Muslims, Paul Simon, Sting, the Brooklyn Academy of Music, UNICEF, Youssou N'Dour
An African music star who ignited worldwide controversy among fellow Muslims with one of his albums was in the city Saturday to perform at an arts festival aimed at spreading a deeper understanding of Islam. "I want to show the true face of Islam — a religion in which people ... Read More
Beyonce announces North American dates
Published By newsdesk On Saturday, April 18th 2009. Under Gigs & Tickets Tags: 3am, Barack Obama, Beyonce, Bono, Britney Spears, celebs, Jay-Z, Justin Timberlake, Kanye West, Leona Lewis, MTV Awards, music, showbiz, take that, X Factor
Pop culture superstar Beyonce is bringing her 2009 "I AM..." World Tour to North America this summer with a series of full-length concerts launching at New York's Madison Square Garden in June and winding down with a four-night residence at Encore at Wynn Las Vegas July 30-August 2 (please see ... Read More
British singer Natasha Bedingfield weds in Malibu
Published By newsdesk On Tuesday, March 24th 2009. Under Biography, News of the day Tags: Adam Levine (Maroon 5), Andrew Frampton, Bono, britpop, Danielle Brisebois, Dave Meyers, Greg Kurstin (Beck, Lily Allen, Madonna, Matthew Robinson, Mia Farrow, Mike Elizondo of Eminem/Dre/50 Cent fame, Missy Elliot, Natasha Bedingfield, Outkast, Pacific Ocean, Pat Leonard, People Magazine, Pink, Prince, Steve Kipner, Vera Wang, Wayne Rodrigues, Wayne Wilkins
British singer Natasha Bedingfield has gotten married in Malibu. People Magazine reports the pop songstress wed California businessman Matthew Robinson in a 30-minute outdoor ceremony overlooking the Pacific Ocean on Saturday. About 150 guests watched Bedingfield walk down the aisle in a Vera Wang dress beside the chateau at the ... Read More
Bono ‘just a naughty boy’
Published By newsdesk On Saturday, February 28th 2009. Under Biography, News of the day Tags: Adam Clayton, Alison Stewart, Bill Clinton, Bono, John Abraham, John Paul II, Larry Mullen Jr., Paul Hewson, Quincy Jones
Bono is 'just a naughty boy' when he is with U2. The group’s bassist Adam Clayton says he and his bandmates – guitarist The Edge, and drummer Larry Mullen Jr. – bring Bono, who is known for his political campaigning, back down to earth.
Adam said: 'When Bono’s back in the ... Read More
Bono’s pictures with two partying girls posted on Facebook
Published By newsdesk On Saturday, January 24th 2009. Under Talk of the Town Tags: Bono, Facebook, partying girls, The Edge, u2
U2 singer Bono's pictures showing him partying with two bikini-clad teenagers in St Tropez were posted on the social networking site Facebook.
The 48-year-old rocker, who was on holiday with long-time friend Simon Carmody, had his arms around the two girls, with a brief description added to them.
Bono met the two ... Read More
A Musical Guide to Inauguration Weekend
Published By newsdesk On Thursday, January 15th 2009. Under Music News Tags: Adele, Andrew Bird, Aretha Franklin, Beyonce, Bono, Bruce Springsteen, featuring Blaqstarr, Garth Brooks, John Mellencamp, Jon Langford, Josh Groban, Mary J. Blige, Metallica, Renee Fleming, Shakira, Stevie Wonder, Ted Leo, the Beastie Boys, The People's Inaugural Ball, Tortoise, Usher, Waco Brothers
In less than a week, the new guy finally gets his chance to save our republic. So cue the music! If you're heading into Washington for the festivities, here's a rundown on 10 shows worth catching.
10. Metallica (Thursday at the Verizon Center. Sold out). It would be so awesome if Dick Cheney ... Read More