Thursday, October 6, 2011
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
César Menotti e Fabiano lançam novo CD e DVD ao vivo com show em São Paulo
César Menotti e Fabiano lançam novo CD e DVD ao vivo com show em São Paulo
Recordistas em vendas no Brasil – são mais de 750 mil álbuns comercializados – os irmãos César Menotti & Fabiano, antes mesmo de lançarem o terceiro trabalho, “Voz do Coração”, já têm nas paradas de sucesso, nos shows e operadoras de celular a música “Ciumenta”.
O disco já está nas lojas, enquanto o DVD estará disponível a partir de 18 de novembro. O CD, produzido pelo mestre Pinocchio e César Menotti, conta com 19 faixas entre inéditas, sucessos e regravações como “Me dê Motivo”, de Tim Maia.
O show de lançamento do álbum acontecerá dia 19 de novembro, na Estância Alto da Serra, em São Paulo para comemorar também os 12 anos da Tupi FM.
Quem comprar o ingresso de pista leva de presente o CD “Voz do Coração”; os que optarem pelo camarote ficam com o novo DVD. Os produtos serão retirados no dia do evento mediante apresentação do ingresso. Um show alegre e contagiante que vale a pena conferir!
Rosely Rodrigues
O disco já está nas lojas, enquanto o DVD estará disponível a partir de 18 de novembro. O CD, produzido pelo mestre Pinocchio e César Menotti, conta com 19 faixas entre inéditas, sucessos e regravações como “Me dê Motivo”, de Tim Maia.
O show de lançamento do álbum acontecerá dia 19 de novembro, na Estância Alto da Serra, em São Paulo para comemorar também os 12 anos da Tupi FM.
Quem comprar o ingresso de pista leva de presente o CD “Voz do Coração”; os que optarem pelo camarote ficam com o novo DVD. Os produtos serão retirados no dia do evento mediante apresentação do ingresso. Um show alegre e contagiante que vale a pena conferir!
Rosely Rodrigues
Foto: Rosa Marcondes
Novo site de Leonardo já é sucesso
Novo site de Leonardo já é sucesso
Está no ar o novo site do cantor Leonardo, www.leonardo.art.br, com o que há de mais moderno em tecnologias de internet. Além das informações da carreira, dos discos, agenda de shows e a atualização da galeria de fotos, o fã poderá interagir com o gato de olhos verdes e saber de todas as novidades através do blog. Vale a pena navegar por lá!
Rosely Rodrigues
Foto: Rosa Marcondes
Sertanejos fazem show em prol ao HC Barretos no Credicard Hall
Sertanejos fazem show em prol ao HC Barretos no Credicard Hall
Teodoro & Sampaio e Chico Rey & Paraná, duplas consagradas do meio sertanejo, vão dividir o mesmo palco, no dia 12 de novembro, quarta-feira, às 21 horas, no show intitulado “A Essência Sertaneja”, com toda a renda revertida ao Hospital de Câncer de Barretos. O tempo não abalou a carreira das duplas, que levam aos seus shows uma legião de admirados de todas as idades. Vale a pena conferir e colaborar!
Rosely Rodrigues
Bruno e Marrone gravam CD/DVD em palco cenográfico
Bruno e Marrone gravam CD/DVD em palco cenográfico
Bruno e Marrone voltam às origens e gravam "Bruno & Marrone de Volta aos Bares"
Aconteceu nas noites de quinta (29) e sexta-feira (30), no Hangar Estúdios, no bairro da Barra Funda, em São Paulo, a gravação do CD/DVD – "Bruno & Marrone de Volta aos Bares". O som acústico da dupla envolveu cerca de 250 convidados, por duas horas e meia, num bar cenográfico, criado por Zé Carruta, com serviço de buffet especializado em comidas de bares. Os sertanejos cantaram grandes sucessos da carreira, músicas inéditas, além de algumas regravações, entre elas; Cavalgada, Filho Pródigo e Aline. Acompanharam as gravações de quinta-feira, amigos, fãs e parentes; Marianne Rabelo, mulher de Bruno, e o casal de filhos gêmeos, Enzo e Maria Eduarda, a sogra Gleide Rabelo e a irmã do cantor Ana Paula, o Grupo Tradição, a dupla Marcos & Belluti, e Robertinho, parceiro de Léo Canhoto. O álbum "Bruno & Marrone de Volta aos Bares" deve chegar às lojas, em março de 2009. Com certeza mais um sucesso!
Aconteceu nas noites de quinta (29) e sexta-feira (30), no Hangar Estúdios, no bairro da Barra Funda, em São Paulo, a gravação do CD/DVD – "Bruno & Marrone de Volta aos Bares". O som acústico da dupla envolveu cerca de 250 convidados, por duas horas e meia, num bar cenográfico, criado por Zé Carruta, com serviço de buffet especializado em comidas de bares. Os sertanejos cantaram grandes sucessos da carreira, músicas inéditas, além de algumas regravações, entre elas; Cavalgada, Filho Pródigo e Aline. Acompanharam as gravações de quinta-feira, amigos, fãs e parentes; Marianne Rabelo, mulher de Bruno, e o casal de filhos gêmeos, Enzo e Maria Eduarda, a sogra Gleide Rabelo e a irmã do cantor Ana Paula, o Grupo Tradição, a dupla Marcos & Belluti, e Robertinho, parceiro de Léo Canhoto. O álbum "Bruno & Marrone de Volta aos Bares" deve chegar às lojas, em março de 2009. Com certeza mais um sucesso!
Rosely Rodrigues
Foto: Rosa Marcondes
'Terra Nativa' faz especial com Victor & Leo
'Terra Nativa' faz especial com Victor & Leo
Victor e Leo participaram nesta sexta-feira (07), do programa 'Terra Nativa', comandado pr Guilherme e Santiago. O especial com a dupla furacão sertanejo foi ao ar pela Band e mostrou boas músicas, papo agradável e muita alegria.
Rosely Rodrigues
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
KLB luta no tatame no 'Melhor do Brasil'
Os irmãos Kiko, Leandro e Bruno causaram o maior frisson na gravação do “Melhor do Brasil”, que vai ao ar neste sábado (8/11). Não é a platéia, mas toda a produção ficou “hipnotizada” com a atuação dos artistas no quadro “Ela é linda, mas dá medo”. Kiko, faixa preta de tae kwon do, Leandro, faixa preta de boxe e Bruno, no Vale Tudo, tinham que adivinhar qual a modalidade esportiva de quatro belas lutadoras. A diretora Leonor Corrêa fez os gatinhos lutarem, mesmo, no tatame, com as belas e feras. Para completar, o apresentador Rodrigo Faro, que não pratica nenhuma luta, também caiu no chão e lutou com as quatro participantes. O resultado você confere neste sábado na Record, a partir das 20h00.
Rosely Rodrigues
Foto: Divulgação
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Philip Michael Thomas
Philip Michael Thomas is an actor best known for his role as Detective Ricardo Tubbs in the mid mid-late 1980s TV show, Miami Vice. Although Thomas was a well-known actor at the height of popularity for Miami Vice, his career essentially ended with the show's cancellation in 1990 and he has not had any notable roles in the last two decades.
Thomas was born on May 26, 1949 and broke into acting in his early 20s in the 1970s. His first role was in the 1972 blaxploitation film, "Come Back, Charleston Blue" where he had a minor role as a minister. Thomas followed with small roles over the next 10-15 years in films such as Stigma, Book of Numbers, Bogart, Coonskin and in TV shows such as Griff, Good Times, Toma, The New Adventures of Wonder Woman, and Trapper John, M.D.
Thomas finally caught his big break when he was cast as Detective Ricardo Tubbs on the hit TV show Miami Vice in 1984. Although co-star Don Johnson was the biggest star of Miami Vice, Thomas was popular and achieved his own acclaim. Among Miami Vice fans, Thomas was known affectionately as "the scuzzy black guy on Miami Vice."
On Miami Vice, Thomas played Miami undercover police detective Ricardo Tubbs, a former NYPD police officer who traveled to Miami to find the person who killed his brother, Rafael Tubbs. While in Miami Tubbs encountered another undercover cop, Sonny Crockett (played by Don Johnson), who is also looking for the same person.
Miami Vice was a popular show and was renowned for its heavy integration of music and visual effects to tell a story. Miami Vice also heavily influenced mid-80s fashion as male fans started dressing in hot pink or teal t-shirts with white pants or white sports coats.
Thomas was well-known for possibly possessing the greasiest-looking skin and hair in all of Hollywood. Here are some pictures of Thomas looking his greasiest - I bet his entire face and hair would ignite in flames if someone had lit a match within 5 feet of him when these photos were taken:
Thomas was known for having a massive ego. During a mid-1980s Academy Awards ceremony, Thomas wore a gaudy gold medallion emblazoned with the letters "EGOT," which stands for "Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony." During a 1984 interview, Thomas said, "Hopefully in the next five years I will win all of those awards." Despite his massive career aspirations, Thomas neither won nor was nominated for any of these awards.
After the cancellation of Miami Vice in 1990, Thomas struggled to find steady work. He appeared in a number of crappy made-for-TV movies and had non-recurring roles on TV shows such as The Adventures of Superboy, Zorro, Swamp Thing, and Nash Bridges.
Thomas has also sunk his teeth into a singing career. Thomas recorded a music album entitled Living the Book of My Life in 1985. However, the album sold poorly and failed to produce a hit single. Thomas performed the title song of his album during the 1985 episode of Miami Vice entitled The Maze.
Thomas released his second album, entitled Somebody, in 1988. Somebody also sold poorly and failed to produce a hit. In 1993, Thomas collaborated with Kathy Rahill to compose My, My, Miam...i, which was chosen as the city of Miami's theme song.
Thomas later joined forces with Jamaican fitness instructor Sandi Morais to compose songs for a family-friendly musical entitled Sacha, which enjoyed runs in south Florida and New York. Thomas also produced music for Morais' fitness videos in 2001 and 2006.
Cementing his image as a washed-up celebrity and apparently desperate for a steady stream on income, in 1994 Thomas entered into a contractual agreement with the Florida-based Psychic Reader's Network (later known as Traffix, Inc.) to become the spokesman for the Philip Michael Thomas Psychic Connection. He appeared in TV ads dressed in a wardrobe similar to that of his Miami Vice Ricardo Tubbs character, opening the ads with the phrase, "From Miami Vice to world advice!"
Traffix later replaced Thomas with Miss Cleo. Thomas sued for breach of contract and won. In 2002 a New York arbitrator awarded Thomas $1.48 million for improper use of his name and likeness and an additional $780,000 in interest.
Having sunk from a headline actor on Miami Vice to the spokesman for a physic network by 1994, fans of Thomas must have thought that the actor's career couldn't possibly sink any lower. However, fans were wrong - according to the Internet Movie Database, Thomas's only role since 2003 was a voice-over role for the video game, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories.
Philip Michael Thomas struggled in Hollywood for years until finally catching his big break when he was cast as Detective Ricardo Tubbs on Miami Vice. Thomas fought the odds to become a success despite possessing arguably the greasiest skin and hair in all of Hollywood. However, Thomas's career quickly plummeted after the cancellation of Miami Vice as quickly as it rose during the mid-1980s. Now, the actor would be fortunate to be cast in an infomercial. All of this makes Philip Michael Thomas one washed-up celebrity!
Thomas was born on May 26, 1949 and broke into acting in his early 20s in the 1970s. His first role was in the 1972 blaxploitation film, "Come Back, Charleston Blue" where he had a minor role as a minister. Thomas followed with small roles over the next 10-15 years in films such as Stigma, Book of Numbers, Bogart, Coonskin and in TV shows such as Griff, Good Times, Toma, The New Adventures of Wonder Woman, and Trapper John, M.D.
Thomas finally caught his big break when he was cast as Detective Ricardo Tubbs on the hit TV show Miami Vice in 1984. Although co-star Don Johnson was the biggest star of Miami Vice, Thomas was popular and achieved his own acclaim. Among Miami Vice fans, Thomas was known affectionately as "the scuzzy black guy on Miami Vice." 
On Miami Vice, Thomas played Miami undercover police detective Ricardo Tubbs, a former NYPD police officer who traveled to Miami to find the person who killed his brother, Rafael Tubbs. While in Miami Tubbs encountered another undercover cop, Sonny Crockett (played by Don Johnson), who is also looking for the same person.Miami Vice was a popular show and was renowned for its heavy integration of music and visual effects to tell a story. Miami Vice also heavily influenced mid-80s fashion as male fans started dressing in hot pink or teal t-shirts with white pants or white sports coats.
Thomas was well-known for possibly possessing the greasiest-looking skin and hair in all of Hollywood. Here are some pictures of Thomas looking his greasiest - I bet his entire face and hair would ignite in flames if someone had lit a match within 5 feet of him when these photos were taken:
Thomas was known for having a massive ego. During a mid-1980s Academy Awards ceremony, Thomas wore a gaudy gold medallion emblazoned with the letters "EGOT," which stands for "Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony." During a 1984 interview, Thomas said, "Hopefully in the next five years I will win all of those awards." Despite his massive career aspirations, Thomas neither won nor was nominated for any of these awards.After the cancellation of Miami Vice in 1990, Thomas struggled to find steady work. He appeared in a number of crappy made-for-TV movies and had non-recurring roles on TV shows such as The Adventures of Superboy, Zorro, Swamp Thing, and Nash Bridges.
Thomas has also sunk his teeth into a singing career. Thomas recorded a music album entitled Living the Book of My Life in 1985. However, the album sold poorly and failed to produce a hit single. Thomas performed the title song of his album during the 1985 episode of Miami Vice entitled The Maze.
Thomas released his second album, entitled Somebody, in 1988. Somebody also sold poorly and failed to produce a hit. In 1993, Thomas collaborated with Kathy Rahill to compose My, My, Miam...i, which was chosen as the city of Miami's theme song.
Thomas later joined forces with Jamaican fitness instructor Sandi Morais to compose songs for a family-friendly musical entitled Sacha, which enjoyed runs in south Florida and New York. Thomas also produced music for Morais' fitness videos in 2001 and 2006.Cementing his image as a washed-up celebrity and apparently desperate for a steady stream on income, in 1994 Thomas entered into a contractual agreement with the Florida-based Psychic Reader's Network (later known as Traffix, Inc.) to become the spokesman for the Philip Michael Thomas Psychic Connection. He appeared in TV ads dressed in a wardrobe similar to that of his Miami Vice Ricardo Tubbs character, opening the ads with the phrase, "From Miami Vice to world advice!"
Traffix later replaced Thomas with Miss Cleo. Thomas sued for breach of contract and won. In 2002 a New York arbitrator awarded Thomas $1.48 million for improper use of his name and likeness and an additional $780,000 in interest.
Having sunk from a headline actor on Miami Vice to the spokesman for a physic network by 1994, fans of Thomas must have thought that the actor's career couldn't possibly sink any lower. However, fans were wrong - according to the Internet Movie Database, Thomas's only role since 2003 was a voice-over role for the video game, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories. 
Philip Michael Thomas struggled in Hollywood for years until finally catching his big break when he was cast as Detective Ricardo Tubbs on Miami Vice. Thomas fought the odds to become a success despite possessing arguably the greasiest skin and hair in all of Hollywood. However, Thomas's career quickly plummeted after the cancellation of Miami Vice as quickly as it rose during the mid-1980s. Now, the actor would be fortunate to be cast in an infomercial. All of this makes Philip Michael Thomas one washed-up celebrity!
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Lynn - Three Day Weekend
Morning! Christy is on vacation so it'll just be me for a little while. But I'm doing my own little stay-cation since my husband Abe took the day off, and I've got nothing on my plate today! He's been working really hard on an upcoming episode of "In Their Boots" and deserves a little break. I'm so proud of him - he just had an
on The New York Times too.
So we slept in this morning, til about 8:30, I journaled, and then I went to the gym. I did 30 minutes on the elliptical, 20 minutes of lower body weights, and stretched. Then I came home to find Abe and Julius on the couch.
They were supposed to go on a hike while I was at the gym, but work got in the way. So much for a day off! Since he was about to go exercise, Abe requested a lighter portion of oatmeal:
- 1/3 cup oats made with water
- 1/2 banana
- 1/2 an organic gala apple
- 2 TB egg whites
- 1/2 tsp. brown sugar,
- scattering of raw pecan bits
My mouth was still hungry (from the smaller portion of oats?) so I had a few dried figs.
Followed by decaf green tea and a ginger chew
Plus 2 green pills and my multivitamin.
Now Abe and Julius are hiking and I have no idea what the day has in store for us! We plan on seeing a movie later on, but otherwise who knows...I do have to get a new Sigg bottle because I left mine at the table read last night. This is the second time I've done that!
