Wednesday, 3 September 2008

Teri Hatcher's abuser dies in jail

Teri Hatcher's abuser has died in jail.



Richard Hayes Stone�- the Desperate Housewives actress' quondam uncle wHO she helped put in prison for molesting two girls�- was six age into a 14-year sentence when he passed aside from colon cancer at the geezerhood of 70.


Santa Clara County Deputy District Attorney Chuck Gillingham, wHO prosecuted Stone, said: "It closes the book on a very, very sad tragedy. Unfortunately those wHO are still alive volition always suffer from his actions."


In 2002, Teri came forward around the pervert she suffered as a child from Stone afterward reading around teenager Sarah Van Cleemput, who shot herself in the nous leaving behind a notation that aforesaid: "You're likely thinking a normal teenager doesn't do this - well, expect Dick!"


The federal Reserve note referred to Stone, a friend of Sarah's family.


According to Gillingham, Teri - who was seven years old when she was abused by the then-husband of her mother�s sis - nigh cancelled making her statement and merely relented afterwards contemplating her feelings if her own daughter Emerson Rose, today 10, was abused.


The District Attorney aforesaid in 2006: "When we went to interview her, she well-nigh cancelled. But she had with her daughter that morning and was thinking if, God forbid, something happened to her daughter that individual would come forward and do the right thing."


Teri, 43, after revealed she worried she would be portrayed as a publicity-seeking has-been actress if her ordeal came out in the media.


She said: "At the end of the day, thither was no way I was not going to put this girl number one, before whatsoever damage might be through to me."


Stone pleaded guilty upon beholding the actress' statement, substance she did not get to go to court.


He was serving his sentence at Chuckawalla Valley State Prison in Blythe, California.







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Sunday, 24 August 2008

Mad Man Films set for sequel, but ending unwritten

In theory, Mad Man Films played its word of farewell show more than a year ago.


But some things are more important than keeping a band broken up, such as the need to make a lot of money loyal because your half-brother is doing life without parole on a dubious polish off conviction.


This is the quandary of Zak Longo, bassist for old Allston indie prog-rock trio Mad Man Films, which is bet on together and playing tonight at Great Scott and tomorrow at O�Brien�s Pub, both in Allston.




�Every time I spill to someone about these shows advent up,� said Mad Man Films drummer Joe Ciampini, �they�re like, �I thought you guys were done.� But we always left wing that opened. It�s concentrated to explain our kinship to people, because it�s kind of strange. It�sbecause we (now) live in separate cities, but we�re also very comfortable with each early. Really, these shows ar us coming together for Sean�s situation.�


Sean is Orlando, Fla.-based recording engineer Sean Robert Killian who, in 2005, was arrested on suspicion of a mangle connected to a bogus drug consider. According to Longo, Killian�s half-brother, the jury establish the testimony of Killian�s girlfriend, wHO wasn�t in town at the sentence of the murder, convincing enough to convict him.


And because whatever good bar requires icing the puck: Another man confessed to the criminal offence six months later, was convicted and sentenced to 30 age. Killian, however, remains captive. Mad Man Films is back playacting together to raise money to try to gain ground his release.


The ordeal had inevitable repercussions on Mad Man Films, which had been wrenching up accolades since 2002. Singer and guitarist George Lewis Jr. and Ciampini had touched to New York City by then, which is where they forged their new record, �Project Manor,� now dusted off for its long-overdue release.


�I commemorate those being tumultuous times. Everybody was really tense,� Lewis, at his piano in New York, recalled. �I was breaking up with some girlfriend. Zak was watching his brother go to jailhouse. Joe had something departure on, stressful to find himself or something. I think the record shows that.�


The title track certainly is an epic blue-core upsurge. But if Killian is eventually released, disdain their geographical distance and other melodic projects (all of which will be on display at O�Brien�s), can we count on more Mad Man Films shows?


�The Eagles said, �When hell freezes over,� � Lewis replied. �I say, when hell freezes over, then unfreezes, then freezes all over again.�


Mad Man Films, with the Wandas, Age Rings and the Painted Lights, at Great Scott tonight at 9 p.m. Tickets: $10; 617-566-9014. Also with Before Lazers, George Lewis Jr. (solo) and Death to the Weird, at O�Brien�s Pub tomorrow at 9 p.m.. Tickets: $10; 617-782-6245.





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Wednesday, 6 August 2008

Human Progenitor Cells Grow Blood Vessels In Mice

�US scientists have successfully grown new, functioning

Friday, 27 June 2008

The Epidemic

The Epidemic   
Artist: The Epidemic

   Genre(s): 
Other
   



Discography:


Epidemic   
 Epidemic

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 11


Exit Paradise   
 Exit Paradise

   Year: 1994   
Tracks: 10




 





Mr Oizo

Thursday, 19 June 2008

Carmen McRae With George Shearing

Carmen McRae With George Shearing   
Artist: Carmen McRae With George Shearing

   Genre(s): 
Jazz
   



Discography:


Two for the Road   
 Two for the Road

   Year: 1989   
Tracks: 10




 





The 'Bourne' marketing ploy

Friday, 13 June 2008

Jennifer Aniston's hair 'most envied' by women

Women envy Jennifer Aniston's hair more than any other celebrity, according to a recent survey.
In a poll of 1,600 people commissioned by Hair magazine, it was found that Aniston's hair is the most coveted followed by Catherine Zeta-Jones, Cat Deeley, Penelope Cruz, Angelina Jolie, Natalie Imbruglia, Victoria Beckham, Nicole Kidman, Sharon Stone and Sienna Miller.
The survey also named 'the bob' - as popularised by Victoria Beckham and Katie Holmes - as the "most iconic haircut" of all time.
The hairstyle, originally associated with Sixties stars such as Mary Quant and Twiggy, beat Aniston's sleek, long Friends cut in the survey.
Her hairdo sparked the biggest hair craze of the Nineties as women flocked to salons to ask for 'a Rachel'.
The Amy Winehouse-style Sixties beehive was third, followed by the 1970s Farrah Fawcett feathered number, as recently imitated by Madonna.
Mia Farrow's ultra-short 'Rosemary's Baby' crop was fifth in the online poll, commissioned by Hair magazine, followed by the heavy fringe worn to the side that Lady Diana Spencer sported when she announced her engagement to the Prince of Wales.
Joanna Lumley's 'Purdey bob' from her period in 'The New Avengers' was seventh.

Sunday, 8 June 2008

David Oistrakh - violin, USSR RTV Large Symphony O

David Oistrakh - violin, USSR RTV Large Symphony O   
Artist: David Oistrakh - violin, USSR RTV Large Symphony O

   Genre(s): 
Classical
   



Discography:


Violin Concerto in D minor, Op.47   
 Violin Concerto in D minor, Op.47

   Year: 1965   
Tracks: 3


Two Humoresques for Violin and Orchestra, Op.87   
 Two Humoresques for Violin and Orchestra, Op.87

   Year: 1965   
Tracks: 2