ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. 1 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Service
Employees International Union (SEIU) will go for their first Take Back Labor
Day Festival today, September 1st, at the foundation of the Republican National
Convention. The festival will lionize workers and promote a new vision
for the 21st Century.
Events begin at noontide at Harriet Island Regional Park with a family line area
and other activities. The concert, from thirty-seven p.m., will feature The
Pharcyde, Mos Def, Steve Earle, Allison Moorer, Atmosphere, Billy Bragg,
and Tom Morello & friends. SEIU leaders Andy Stern and Anna Burger,
progressive syndicated talk show host Thom Hartmann, and others.
There will be a 2 p.m. press group discussion with performers and SEIU
members and leadership who will be usable for interviews until 3 p.m.
Tickets ar available for $10 through Ticketmaster or on situation at the
concert for $15.
Go to hTTP://www.takebacklaborday.com for updated information.
About the Artists:
-- Allison Moorer is an Academy Award and Grammy Award nominative singer
songwriter whose 2008 album, Mockingbird, was released to critical acclaim.
-- Atmosphere is a Minneapolis Hip-Hop twain. Their lately released
album is, When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Shit Gold.
-- Billy Bragg, a British rocker and Grammy-nominated family line musician set
new music to live Woody Guthrie lyrics, recorded with Wilco.
-- Mos Def is an actor and Grammy-nominated musician most recently seen
alongside Jack Black in the plastic film, Be Kind Rewind. With 5 rap albums, he is
illustrious for popularizing Hip-Hop that stresses socially conscious themes.
-- Steve Earle's Washington Square Serenade in 2007 earned him his
second Grammy Award. He hosts the Sirius Satellite Radio program Hardcore
Troubadour Radio, and was featured in HBO's, The Wire.
-- Tom Morello lately spent a day as a kid care provider working
with SEIU members. He appears with Bruce Springsteen on a new live EP
performing "Ghost of Tom Joad." His solo album, The Fabled City, will be
released this September.
-- The Pharcyde is a legendary alternative rap collective from Los
Angeles. This performance will feature film all the original members: Imani,
Slimkid3, Bootie Brown, and Fatlip.
With 2 1000000 members in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico,
SEIU is the fastest-growing union in the Americas, uniting workers in
health care, public services and belongings services.
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Tuesday, 2 September 2008
Saturday, 23 August 2008
Coldplay to rush release new album
COLDPLAY are plotting a surprise record album which could appear little more than a
class after Viva La Vida conquered the planet.
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class after Viva La Vida conquered the planet.
The quartet already have the spine of the assembling in spot thanks to their
super-productive recent studio sessions with BRIAN ENO.
And if CHRIS MARTIN, BERRYMAN, JONNY BUCKLAND and WILL
CHAMPION follow up their new offer with a greatest hits collection
they will have got fulfilled all commitments to their record label, EMI.
That would pave the way for them to follow PAUL McCARTNEY and RADIOHEAD
out of the door.
A source at the label said: �The Viva La Vida sessions were
incredibly fruitful. They gelled brilliantly with Brian and recorded a great deal
more music than they could fit on unrivaled album.
�The majority of the followup is already in the can, though they
testament have to go back into the studio at some point to impart a few more songs.
�Standard industry contracts tend to be for sextuplet albums, so if they
provide some kind of compilation afterward their future album they will be free
agents and able to renegociate their undertake or fountainhead out on their possess.�
EMI was interpreted over by a finance firm last year and many of the artists signed
to it at the time bitterly opposed the deal.
Macca and Radiohead have already walked while the management of ROBBIE
WILLIAMS suffer expressed hard reservations about the new regime.
The formerly beardy pop knob even started a sleeveless �strike�
in protest.
Chris Martin, however, has kept a very tactical silence on the subject and
where the band�s future lies.
But he has hinted that he wants to make new real out as soon as possible.
When discussing a collaboration with KYLIE MINOGUE that didn�t
make believe the final cut for Viva La Vida, he let slip: �It will be on a
record we testament put out in 2009.�
But, with global titans such as MADONNA and JAY-Z forgoing
multi-million-pound record deals with concert promoters, I wouldn�t
be surprised if Coldplay do part company with their home in the following couple
of years.
In order to record Viva La Vida, which was released in June, the group
constructed their own studio in a obsolete bakery in North London.
The opening between their previous album X&Y and its reexamination was a
whopping three years and the isthmus are penetrating to reduce the meter between albums
drastically.
Their touring commitments run up until the end of the year ? but they
are likely to announce a string of new shows in Australia and the Far East
shortly.
All this points to a late summer release next year for Coldplay album
act five, which is a very salutary thing.
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Wednesday, 6 August 2008
Arizona Ends Temporary Health Insurance Program For People With Disabilities
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The Arizona Legislature and Gov. Janet Napolitano (D) have eliminated the SSDI-Temporary Medical Coverage program to save about $8.35 million as the state Department tries to reduce a $2 1000000000 fiscal yr 2008-2009 budget deficit, the Arizona Republic reports. The program, which ended July 15, provided temporary health care reportage for the great unwashed who are ineligible for Medicare or the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System because they moldiness wait deuce years after receiving a disability conclusion before enrolling in Medicare.
About 1,three hundred people with disabilities in the state had no health coverage because of the linguistic rule, so the program was created deuce years agone to allow them to pay a premium to gain reporting through AHCCCS until they were eligible for Medicare. Rainey Daye Holloway, a spokesperson for AHCCCS, aforementioned that around 538 people enrolled as of November 2007, when the
The Arizona Legislature and Gov. Janet Napolitano (D) have eliminated the SSDI-Temporary Medical Coverage program to save about $8.35 million as the state Department tries to reduce a $2 1000000000 fiscal yr 2008-2009 budget deficit, the Arizona Republic reports. The program, which ended July 15, provided temporary health care reportage for the great unwashed who are ineligible for Medicare or the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System because they moldiness wait deuce years after receiving a disability conclusion before enrolling in Medicare.
About 1,three hundred people with disabilities in the state had no health coverage because of the linguistic rule, so the program was created deuce years agone to allow them to pay a premium to gain reporting through AHCCCS until they were eligible for Medicare. Rainey Daye Holloway, a spokesperson for AHCCCS, aforementioned that around 538 people enrolled as of November 2007, when the
Thursday, 19 June 2008
Spice Girls - The Things They Say 8305
"It's like being Batman and Bruce Wayne. Occasionally I have to go and put my Batman cloak on and that's fun." Former SPICE GIRLS star GERI HALLIWELL is enjoying life at home now the band's reunion tour has finished.
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Wednesday, 4 June 2008
Keira Knightley says filming ‘The Edge of Love’ was “frightening”
Keira Knightley says shooting her new movie, The Edge of Love, was the most frightening experience of her life.
The British actress — who plays Vera Philips, the lover of Welsh poet Dylan Thomas, in the movie — admits she found the role incredibly tough.
She said: “I did some lessons with a voice coach because I can’t sing. It was live. There were 100 extras and the director John Maybury was like, ‘Now you’re going to sing.’
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Saturday, 31 May 2008
Jodie Prenger Wins I'd Do Anything
Actress Jodie Prenger has won BBC talent show I'd Do Anything, and has landed the role of Nancy in the West End musical Oliver!
Prenger, from Blackpool, who chose to perform Whitney Houston's I Have Nothing, burst into tears as host Graham Norton announced the winner.
"Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I'm so chuffed," the 28-year-old gushed.
Jessie Buckley, 18, came second in the competition, which was decided by a public vote.
Cameron Mackintosh, who will be producing the West End show, said he was "thrilled" for Jodie.
Both performers sang As Long As He Needs Me from the musical.
Jessie also sang The Man That Got Away in the live final on BBC One.
After the lines closed, the judges, which included Torchwood star John Barrowman, singer and presenter Denise Van Outen and musicals star Barry Humphries, revealed their preferences were split down the middle.
Andrew Lloyd Webber, who announced he preferred Jessie, said afterwards, "It was always going to be the people's choice."
Twelve Nancys started the BBC show, the third to select a musical star, following How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria? and Any Dream Will Do.
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Sunday, 11 May 2008
Lindsay Lohan opens up about life post-rehab
Lindsay Lohan opens up about life post-rehab
Troubled actress Vachel Lindsay Arhant has spoken about her party girl mental image six-spot months afterwards going away a rehabilitation facility in Mormon State.
The 21-year-old star told Glamor clip that she hoped to rid her life of bad influences and return to work following her stay at the Corrie Lodge
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