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Actually that’s not quite right as the current run of Giacomo Puccini’s four-act work at the Opéra Bastille in Paris came to and end on Sunday. But for many in the audience, Natalie Dessay’s presence was probably the reason for (...)
30 Nov. 2009 | | Johnny Summerton
In Toulouse last Friday the French national rugby team took on the might of the reigning world champions South Africa - and won 20-13. A fantastic victory for Les Bleus over the Springboks, but not the only reason the game made the headlines. Instead (...)
17 Nov. 2009 | | Johnny Summerton
Audiences at the Théâtre du Châtelet in the French capital this past week have been delighting in the sights and sounds of the Soweto Gospel Choir. In a run lasting just six days, the group has been serving up its own mix of traditional African gospel (...)
9 Nov. 2009 | | Johnny Summerton
Music lovers pin back your ears the rumours have been confirmed. France’s first lady, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, has been back in the recording studio. This time around though it has not been as a singer but as a songwriter. Bruni-Sarkozy has (...)
9 Jul. 2009 | | Johnny Summerton
Soan Faya must be pinching himself this morning. The 28-year-old is France’s "Nouvelle Star" (Pop Idol) after winning the final in the traditional televised head-to-head on Tuesday evening. It was the climax to a programme which started (...)
10 Jun. 2009 | | Johnny Summerton
The European parliamentary elections may just be over three weeks away, but Saturday sees a much more important "political" event taking place throughout the continent, and probably one which will have a higher participation level. Yes (...)
15 May. 2009 | 1 comment | Johnny Summerton
USA American idol 2008 contest This amasing search for the best boldly goes. But who’s about to be the happy chosen, granted..? If we go highlighting the medias we might get one of thoses particular results, but that’s just a pure hypothesis (...)
18 Jan. 2008 | 1 comment | micmac08USA
Today was the day a Russian p2p site came in out of the cold for a full frontal confrontation with the US, with the members of the Big Four Organized Music cartel in the background. "I have a hard time imagining Russia becoming a member of the WTO and (...)
18 oct. 2006 | | Jon Newton
The Wall Street Journal’s Lee Gomes isn’t buying the basic tenants of Chris Anderson’s era-defining book The Long Tail, which is seen in some quarters as a guidebook for the digital music era. His latest piece about the book by the (...)
7 aoû. 2006 | 1 comment | Coolfer
Some 18,000 innocent men, women and children have been quite literally terrorized by the Big Four Organized Music cartel’s RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America). Thanks to the unrelenting, multi-million-dollar Big Four anti-p2p campaign, (...)
22 mar. 2006 | | Jon Newton
Verizon Wireless is, "expected to introduce a music download service next month that will let subscribers purchase music wirelessly over their mobile phones and transfer songs between their phones and Windows PCs," says CNET News. "The new service, (...)
24 déc. 2005 | | Jon Newton
Music represents the outlook of a society. It represents a harmony of mind and body. Through guns and violence, the actual essence of music is destroyed. Now-a-days, we watch music videos to see half-naked girls having sex or gangsters becoming rich. (...)
25 nov. 2005 | | Arnab
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