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The Spice Girls have been taking pole dancing lessons in a London nightclub.
The reunited girl group - Victoria Beckham, Mel B, Emma Bunton, Geri Halliwell and Mel C - want to include a raunchy routine on their forthcoming world tour.
Calvin Klein's "IN2U" is a fragrance for both men and women. For the launch Calvin Klein looked to Sienna Miller ,Kevin Zegers, Mena Suvari and Jamie Burke to host.
Check out the party photos here
Check out the launch video as well:
Now CK is giving you the chance to tell them what you are into.
Check out the website here:
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Madonna wants to turn the world into one big dance floor |
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Madonna has announced the dates of her forthcoming world tour, which kicks off in Los Angeles on 21 May.
"I'm going to turn the world into one big dance floor," the Material Mom, 47, said in a statement.
This tour, in support of her 2005 album Confessions on a Dance Floor, will mark Madonna's first since the "Re-Invention Tour" of two years ago. Madonna's"Re-Invention Tour" in 2004 saw her play 56 shows worldwide, including dates in Manchester, London and the Republic of Ireland. The queen of pop's schedule includes her first concert in Wales at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium on 30 July.
She will also perform at London's Wembley Arena on 1 and 3 of August reports BBC news UK.
Other European tour dates include Paris, Amsterdam, Rome, Duesseldorf, Hanover and Horsens in Denmark.
In North America Madonna will perform in San Jose, Fresno, Phoenix, Chicago, Montreal, Hartford, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Miami and Los Angeles.
Tickets for the UK performances, which range from 80 to 160 pounds, go on sale on Friday for the Wembley Arena performances on August 1 and 3, and a fortnight later for Cardiff's Millennium Stadium, where the singer plays on July 30.
The US leg will include Chicago, Boston, San Jose, Phoenix, Fresno, Las Vegas, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Miami, Montreal and New York.
From there additional dates will be added for concerts in Tokyo and Osaka, Japan.
Jean Paul Gaultier will design costumes for Madonna and her troupe of dancers and musicians.
Madonna will perform at her first music festival in California in April before she goes on tour. She will play at the two-day Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival alongside Daft Punk and Massive Attack.
"I've never performed at a festival and I'm especially excited about playing at Coachella before I start my own tour," the singer said.
"Confessions On A Dance Floor", has been greeted with critical acclaim. Her latest single "Sorry" debuted at No 1 in the UK Top 10 singles charts in February reports Reuters..
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Sin Destroyers : The World's Christianest Rock Band |
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If you ask me, far too many rock bands these days are asking the question, "What would Jesus do?" Luckily, when the Sin Destroyers ask it, the answer is probably more fun than you're used to. That's because, according to the NYC quintet, "Jesus would rock."
The Sin Destroyers aren't your average religious rockers. Unlike Creed or Jars of Clay, there's definitely humor in their hubris. Perhaps that's how they get away with calling themselves "The World's Christianest Rock Band." Think The Darkness if Justin Hawkins was looking to Jesus rather than 70s glam rock for inspiration.
See Daredevil actor Colin Farrell bang Playmate Nicole Narain. From the screenshots the hunk eats Nicole pussy. This is definately not safe for work.. On that Note.... I really miss this Colin Farrell... he is so hot... here... Oh MY GOSH
Dirty Colin
via Defamer
One of our new goals here at thebosh.com, is to remove all the bad stigma attached to the word slut. It is an amazing word and should be used every chance you get.
The word slut by itself is not a bad thing, however, if 2 cent goes before slut or the name Paris Hilton follows, you should raise questions concerning its' abuse
Today from the fresh slut archives. MADONNA's 'Hung up' video. VH1
The 47 year-old pop diva shows off her amazing ass, grinds on a radio in a pink swimsuit and teases lots of mucscle men. Nobody does Slutty like Madonna forgot about Xtina's Dirtty Video
Note to Self "make appointment with Madonna's yoga teacher and botox doctor.
The Laugh Factory comedy club is auctioning 10 mins stage time on eBay to raise money for Katrina victims. The winner is going to open for Jon Lovitz and have his set broadcast live on their webpage. Woohoo
Auction
Thanks Marc
Here is a list of agencies involved in aid for Hurricane Katrina.
- The American Red Cross: 1-800-HELP-NOW
- Episcopal Relief & Development: 1-800-334-7626
- America's Second Harvest: 1-800-344-8070
- AmeriCares
- United Way of America
- United Methodist Committee on Relief: 1-800-554-8583
- Salvation Army: 1-800-SAL-ARMY
- Jewish Federation of St. Louis: Checks can be mailed to Jewish Federation - Hurricane Relief, 12 Millstone Campus Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146
- Catholic Charities: 1-800-919-9338
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Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie |
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The Edmonton, Alberta, radio station K-ROCK is offering $50,000 to any listener who can get Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and Jen Aniston into the same room reports Star Magazine. If you get just Brad who's filiming his new movie, the biopic Jesse James in Calgary into their studio you can earn $10,000.
The prize doubles if the listener can bring Angelina (who brought her kids Maddox and baby Zahara up to Alberta for a visit with Brad on Aug. 20) at the same time.
K-ROCK DJ Terry Evans tells Star, "For Edmonton, a town of one million, the Brad and Angelina visit is a thrill. Usually, the most exciting thing that happens around here is a hockey player getting a speeding ticket."
On May 19th, at The Tribeca Rock Club (New York), Jesus H. Christ will perform all original songs from their highly anticipated upcoming first album which they say will secure their places as the "Godparents" of "Agno" or "Agnostic" Rock, including songs about ambivalence, being bi-coastal, ennui in Connecticut, insecurity, being horny for a widower, and girls who prey on boyfriends for their literary and musical references.
"Jesus H. Christ" the name is a time-honored exclamation of frustration or vexation. It's not meant to be either religious or blasphemous.
The four piece band includes guitarist Joel Shelton, singer Risa Mickenberg, bass guitarist Will Shelton, and drummer Ray Grappone. Jesus H. Christ is backed by a bad-assed Hawaii 5-0-ish 4 piece brass section: Wayne DuMaine, Tim Schadt, on trumpet, Mike Boschen and Chris Olness on trombone: The Four Hornsmen of the Apocalypse.
26th Annual Greenwich Village Antiquarian Book Fair
What: Rare, out-of-print, and hard-to-find books and ephemera.
Why: You can't judge a book by its movie.
When: Fri. 6 p.m.-9 p.m., Sat. noon-6 p.m., Sun. noon-5 p.m.
Where: P.S. 3, 490 Hudson St., b/t Christopher & Grove Sts. (212-675-8151).
The End of the Moon
What: Laurie Anderson performs contemplative stories and songs from her time as NASA's first artist-in-residence.
Why: You'll be Moonstruck.
When: Thurs.-Sat. 7:30 p.m., Sun. 3 p.m.
Where: BAM Harvey Theater, 651 Fulton St., b/t Ashland and Rockwell Pl. (718-636-4100).
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Artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude told about 100 delegates from around the world who toured The Gates in Central Park that they want people to think of their projects as a once-in-a-lifetime experience reports Houston Chronicle.
"We love these words: Once upon a time there was The Gates in Central Park. Once in a lifetime and never again," Jeanne-Claude said at a reception Thursday for delegates at the Boathouse in Central Park.
The 16-day public art installation, which ends Feb. 27, features 7,500 gates of saffron-colored fabric swaying in the breeze along 23 miles of the park's footpaths.
Christo and Jeanne-Claude, who spent 27 years getting permission for their project and who have shelled out upwards of $21 million to erect the arches for a 16-day Central Park season, claim there is absolutely no point to The Gates - no message, no moral imperative, no statement, nothing. umm OK.
Jeff Jarvis - buzzmachine.com puts The Gates in prospective - "Call me a cynic. Call me a philistine. You've called me worse. But I don't get The Gates."
I think it is cool to just have 21 million dollars for art and the patience to wait 27 years everything else is a blur, this is what they wanted right, "The Gates - no message, no moral imperative, no statement, nothing. "
PS. a good friend told me that if I had a helicopter I might be able to appreciate The Gates, I hear its really pretty looking down.
Formerly titled 'The Joy of Gay Sex,' 'Joy' is a satirical celebration of gay life and love in San Francisco in the early '90s. It is the story of Paul, an outspoken young writer, who finds that the joy of his first love affair is disrupted by his uncompromising opinions and passionate politics. - TheaterSource
SHOWTIMES / VENUE
Remaining Shows:
Feb. 18, 2005 8:00 p.m.
Feb. 19, 2005 8:00 p.m.
Feb. 20, 2005 7:00 p.m.
Producers Club Crowne Theatre
358 W. 44th St.
New York, NY 10036
Ticket Price: $15
Ticket Information: TheaterMania: 212-352-3101, http://www.theatermania.com
"Surrealism, USA"
What: A quiet, anti-Met refuge of DalÃ, Calder, Noguchi, and Ernst.
Why: You Dada see this stuff.
When: Opens today noon-5 p.m., Fri.-Sun. 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
Where: National Academy, 1083 Fifth Ave., at 89th St. (212-369-4880 or nationalacademy.org).
Even though this sale is a few days away it is something Good to look forward to.
Jean Paul Gaultier, Alberta Ferretti, Pollini, and Moschino
When: 11/10-11/12; Wed. & Thurs. 10 a.m.-5:45 p.m., Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Where: 30 West 56th Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, first floor (212-982-5652).
Why: Men's, women's, and children's coats, eveningwear, suits, dresses, sportswear, knits, lingerie, and shoes are up to 60 percent off.
Killgore: The Musical
Hilarious annual rock comedy.
When: Thurs.-Sat. at 8 p.m. and 10 p.m., Sat. at midnight.
Where: Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, 307 W. 26th St., b/t Eighth and Ninth Aves. (212-366-9176).
USA TODAY.COM announces that Club Paris, named for Paris Hilton, will be opening on New Year's Eve in Orlando and in Las Vegas. OO, la la!! You thought there was only one Paris. Now there are going to be more than you can shake a sauteed frog leg at. Of course in Nevada there'll be the imitation Eiffel Tower to get you more fully in the French mood. But if you want the true measure of highly cultivated human beings sneering at you because they perceive you to be inferior, you will still have to travel to the actual Paris in France. Those who prefer relative mindlessness with spirited rich folk can check in to Paris Hilton's suite, literally, they'll be renting out her Las Vegas room when she's not there. If you stay in it, you can leave a note for the maid to discard.
Mario Cantone's one-man show "Laugh Whore" has opened to positive reviews in Broadway's Cort Theater. The actor, whose past credits include "Sex And The City" and Terrance McNally's "Love! Valor! Compassion!" caused New York Times reviewer Charles Isherwood an uncomfortable moment in the theater; it seems the content, and the audience, of the show is so gay that when Cantone called for a heterosexual volunteer from the audience, Isherwood doubted whether one would be available. Nonetheless, you have to want to be entertained by a guy who, when reproducing the Tony Awards meeting of LL Cool J and Carol Channing, introduces LL to Carol as a rapper, and she says "Like in the Christmas department at Bloomingdale's?"
Celebrity Chef Gray Kunz, who in the 90's held New York enthralled by his magnificent creations at restaurant Lespinasse, has finally returned to the scene with his Cafe Gray in the Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle. Writing in today's Times, Eric Asimov described a typical main course thusly: "Sweet-fleshed langoustine and earthy salted cod are draped over a mound of leeks and roasted sweet potatoes, served in a sweet-and-tangy sauce of lime and port. The dish works on all levels: the combination is admirable, the flavors pure pleasure." All of the new restaurants in the TW Center are wonderful, bosh readers should rush to try them, not least because the odds of seeing a celebrity there are good. Writer Scott Rose lives a few blocks up Broadway, and Ricky Martin has an apartment right in the TW Center building. (BY SCOTT ROSE)
- Muscular Naked Guy. Hot Girls in short tight dresses. Lots of Killing. Gay Sex (I think). Dumb Blonde (who is really smart & conniving)
If you found yourself jumping on the Internet looking for news after your DA Vinci Code read, you will probably enjoy the new play by writer & director Gerard Denza, which brings a modern & original spin to the very popular vampire concept. Take this as a recommendation, however I will also suggest that you take a bible, & dictionary if you have not read anything in say a few years. Pretty dramatic & intellectual stuff here. I thoroughly enjoyed the dying God - a vampire's tale which follows seven people who are manipulated to death by the fabulous lady Bayla, the characters interaction is a strong point of this play, particularly the banter between Colette(dumb blonde) & Antonia, Damien was the play's anti-hero who has distanced himself from the world, I think his character was gay, maybe I misinterpreted -- he becomes a crazed vampire killer. Although the play needs some tightening -- (2hr & 30mins) overall it was fresh, made me think, at times I even found myself wondering if this was real (very intimate space) and the cast was going to induct me into this cult thingy.
Performances
10/23 10/24* 10/28 10/29 10/30 10/31*
8 P. M Evening Performances * 2 P.M. Matinee only
Ticket:$20 (Students & Seniors $17.50)
www.smarttix.com
The Common Basis Theatre
750 Eight Avenue
New York. NY . 10036
- Fight for Escada. Slip into your pucci sweater, pull your hair back, a little gloss and get ready to fight, Escada is having a sample sale at the Metropolitan Pavilion, 110 West 19th Street, between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, ground floor (212-852-5446) on Wednesday 10/20 between noon-8pm, the sale does go through until saturday but after Wednesday you could forget about getting anything worth rolling out of bed for - save thousands of dollars
When: 10/20-10/23; Wed. noon-8 p.m., Thurs. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Fri. 10 a.m.-8 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Where: Metropolitan Pavilion, 110 West 19th Street, between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, ground floor (212-852-5446).
Why: Escada Sport, evening wear, ready-to-wear, and accessories are up to 80 percent off wholesale. Jackets, were $1,300-$2,600, now $260-$520; tops, were $180-$1,900, now $40 to $400; dresses, were $900-$3,000, now $180-$700.
The Sunday Styles section of today's New York Times reports on Tom Ford's making the leap from seams to splices. Yes, the former fashion superstar wants to try his luck in Hollywood. While nary a word can be spoken about the movie projects he has in the works, Ford is already super well-connected in the flick biz, he is for example personal friends with Tom Hanks. Perhaps to emphasize the direction his career is taking, with his companion of 18 years, Richard Buckley, he has bought the ranch in New Mexico where "The Missing" was filmed. Before leaving the fashion world, Tom Ford spent 14 years working for Gucci; Rizzoli is soon to release a book documenting his achievements in that period. You might take heart that if you were never able to a-Ford his clothes, you'll have no trouble paying to see his movies.
What: Cashmere, sexy tops, dresses, blazers, and trousers -- all up to 50 percent off retail.
When: Sun. noon-7 p.m.
Where: 361 W. 17th St., b/t Eighth and Ninth Aves. (212-243-3177).
My two cents -The Four One-Acts combined make for a tasty dish of obsession. "Junior" is a light & refreshing look at a man's fear of being a dad (he sees his baby as a full grown man in diapers - need I say more) -
"Khaki at Bat" written by Kristy Hasen follows a lady plagued by Multiple personality disorder in her pursuit of a man she saw on the train (5 women played various times of this woman from the first glimpse of the man until got his number) - OK the lady is not crazy but she might as well be, she needs this man like really bad - this was great fun - I look forward to Kristy having her own show. Death to khakis .
Crash part 2 follows a teenager as he searches for sexual identification there is a little nudity in this one but you need to sit in the front to get a glimpse, pretty heavy topic here which was presented in a unique way of constant replays of how the situation would play out, I found that the play was too long for the setting of 4 plays combined, it is stated that this is part of a longer play unless the actors have some hot gay sex I am not sure I could have gone on any longer - this act needs to be on its own for one to appreciate the wonderful acting that was displayed,
Finally "Not Anonymous" set in 420 B. C follows an artist's fixation with the pursuit of fame -
SHOWTIMES / VENUE
Opening Date: Oct. 13, 2004
Closing Date: Oct. 17, 2004
Remaining Shows:
Oct. 15, 2004 7:30 p.m.
Oct. 16, 2004 2:00 p.m.
Oct. 16, 2004 7:30 p.m.
Oct. 17, 2004 2:00 p.m.
HERE Arts Center
145 Sixth Ave.
New York, NY 10013
Ticket Price: $15; $10 members
Ticket Information: Box Office: 212-647-0202; Smarttix: 212-868-4444, http://www.smarttix.com
What: Fancy underthings. Countless colors and sizes. Wholesale and below.
Why: Modesty alert! Mirrors and dressing rooms.
When: Thurs. 11 a.m.-7 p.m., and Fri. 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
Where: 40 E. 34th St., b/t Madison and Park Aves., suite 607 (212-686-8902)
John Lennon would have been 64 on Saturday. For the anniversary, Ms. Ono is presenting "When I'm Sixty-four," an exhibition of drawings, caricatures and sketches that Lennon created throughout his life. The show opens Thursday at 102 Wooster Street (between Prince and Spring Streets) in SOHO and runs through Sunday.
- Yoko Ono lover aka Scott Rose most likely will be in attendance 'I assume' so not only will you see Lennon's art, you might just see one of The Bosh's stars.
What: Billyburg's Black Betty, Spuyten Duyvil, Rabbits, Ghostown, Love Shines, Catbird, and others throw a shopping, eating, and drinking party.
Why: You're the only hipster not on the L to Lorimer.
When: Fri.Oct 8 till midnight.
Where: On Metropolitan Ave., Havemeyer and Grand Sts. (718-388-7688 or catbirdnyc.com).
The Bosh introduces : to do, a new section on things that you should not miss if you are looking to climb the social "hate steps" of New York -
Be Well: The Ramones Beat on Cancer
What: Blondie, the Strokes, Sonic Youth, and the remaining Ramones perform for a good cause.
Why: You and Dad will have something to bond over.
When: Fri. at 7 p.m. Where: Spirit, 530 W. 27th St., b/t Tenth and Eleventh Aves.
(212-268-9477 or wanttickets.com).
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