Music Lyrics
Top Lyrics
Music News for September 5, 2008
AARP celebrates 50th with star-studded event (AP)
AP - Actress Sally Field had some advice for the mature crowd celebrating AARP's 50th anniversary on a sunny day at the Lincoln Memorial: Don't get burned.
Move Over, Amy Winehouse! (E! Online)
E! Online - Do you think you've got what it takes to be the next Amy Winehouse?
Chris Cornell, Timbaland prepare to "Scream" (Reuters)
Reuters - Chris Cornell will release his new Timbaland-produced album, "Scream," on October 14.
Rilo Kiley's Lewis unleashes "Acid Tongue" (Reuters)
Reuters - It took Los Angeles band Rilo Kiley the better part of a decade to rise through the indie rock ranks, but with her 2006 solo debut, "Rabbit Fur Coat," the group's frontwoman, Jenny Lewis, quickly proved a force to be reckoned with.
Weekly wrap-up of entertainment quotes (AP)
AP - "Oh, please. They've been speculating whether we've been getting divorced I think almost since we got married. The same can be said as to whether she's pregnant or whether we're adopting another child. I think that's just the nature of gossip. ... Everything seems fine. As far as I'm aware." — Guy Ritchie, on his marriage to Madonna.
Jacksons reunite at BMI Urban Awards (AP)
AP - The Jacksons were crowned icons at the BMI Urban Awards, but the King of Pop was an absentee.
"Idol" grad Pickler writes from the heart (Reuters)
Reuters - She has domestic turmoil and tabloid-fodder romance in her past, but Kellie Pickler just wants people "to get to know me through my music." It's fitting, then, that the "American Idol" alumna's sophomore album, due September 30, is self-titled.
More Sunshine for Stevie Wonder's Life (E! Online)
E! Online - The Library of Congress just called to say it loves Stevie Wonder.
Christina Aguilera Reaches Target Audience (E! Online)
E! Online - Ain't no other retailer for Christina Aguilera.
NFL season kicks off with free NYC concert (AP)
AP - NEW YORK (AP) — Usher, Keith Urban and Natasha Bedingfield are kicking off the NFL season with a free concert that's expected to draw thousands to Manhattan's Columbus Circle.
