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Here are a few video clips of Hilary Duff giving some interviews about War, Inc. after it premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. The second interview shown is much longer and more in-depth, really a great interview.
This first interview is with the Associated Press:

Hilary talks about stepping into such a different role.
The second […]

I have an exclusive first peek for you guys of Haylie Duff’s photoshoot to go along with Legally Blonde The Musical: The Search for Elle Woods. As I talked about yesterday in this post, Haylie Duff is the host of the new 8-episode reality series to appear on June 2nd on MTV. Check out these […]

hey hey! finally it’s friday night (oh the day job was dragging today) i’ve got the brand new moby video embedded below for the second single i love to move in here off his latest album last night! the track is really smooth and disco dance worthy - the video involves an octopus (yes as in the ones with eight legs…) making a big splash with his dance moves at a club where legendary drag diva lady bunny is performing on stage (and moby is in the audience) right now i’m so damn ready to play grand theft auto 4 (i’ve been waiting patiently all week long) while i have a few glasses of red wine - it’s totally time to kick off the weekend! popbytes over & out for tonight…xxoo

Three years ago Apologies To The Queen Mary established Wolf Parade as major indie players. Since then, though, the core members’ various other projects and collaborations, including Handsome Furs, Frog Eyes, Swan Lake, and Sunset Rubdown (especially), became the main focus. In fact, at times we wondered quietly and to ourselves if there ever would be another Wolf Parade album. Well, of course, there would be, we just had Sunset Rubdown hype on the brain — it’s here, and it’s very good. The Montreal band’s nine new songs arrive under the At Mount Zoomer moniker, which as we mentioned, is named after drummer Arlen Thompson’s studio Mount Zoomer, where it was recorded. Those devils.

Leave it Lykke Li to pull off Hammer pants and oversized silk blouses and still get half of Sweden to dance. Like M.I.A., she clearly has her own specific style and precise aesthetic, which is part of what makes a remix of her work interesting — seeing what happens when the material’s shifted around by someone else’s hands. Recently, Bjorn Yttling asked Chuck Brody of NYC production crew Shitake Monkey to have a go at “I”m Good I’m Gone” and do just that. Brody was in his studio with Sam Champion bassist/Gossip Girl-star Jack Dolgen, who’s working on a solo album for his other project, Maricopa, so he joined in as well. The results? Quite a different sort of dance floor.