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I am SO in hot sexy SASS-Y LOVE with this infectious, fun Queen falsetto meets the psychotropic happy drugs from Revolver with a Robbie Williams's string section and optimistically James Blunt bent and he's super hot (myspace) . Listen to Grace Kelly by Mika on the BBC site Oh Billy Brown had lived an ordinary life. Two kids, a dog, and a cautionary wife. While it was all going according to plan Then Billy Brown fell in love with another man. ~Billy Brown No need to fantasize, since I was in my braces a watering hole with the girls around and curves in all the right places ~Big Girl (You Are Beautiful) This is the way you left me I'm not pretending No hope no love no glory No happy ending This is the way we love Like it's forever and live the rest of our life but not together ~Happy Ending TORRENT DOWNLOAD

Another notable online appearance of "Shawn Devlin" came Dec. 1, 2005, in the comments on a Web page for the missing Shawn Hornbeck. The poster, listing his residence as Kirkwood, first asked, "How long are you planning to look for your son?" An hour later, a new post appeared, apologizing for the prior post. "i write poems and i was wounding if it would be ok to write a poem for the Hornbeck fam. And they son 'shawn Hornbeck' it would be cool if i could but if you dont want me to I can understan why i guess but i was wounding i guess if i could write a poem in his honer (sorry I don't know how to spell that last word.)"- LA TIMES WTF? TOTALLY WEIRD! MAYBE IT WAS THE KIDNAPPER? SEEMS LIKE IT WAS THE KID, PERHAPS BECAUSE HE FELT GUILT OVER THEIR LOSS. IN THE CASE OF ELIZABETH SMART (AMAZING ARTICLE ON BRAINWASHING AND SEXUAL ABUSE) SHE WAS TOLD HER SISTER WOULD BE KILLED IF SHE ESCAPED, MAYBE SOMETHING SIMILAR HAPPENED TO THIS KID...BUT

Okereke determined to give A Weekend in the City more sign-of-the-times heft - 'to weave a tapestry of lots of different views and issues and perspectives to create an overall sense of what life in a metropolis is like in the 21st century'. Harsh realities are also rammed home on other new songs. The words to 'Where is Home?' begin at the funeral of Christopher Alaneme, the black teenager stabbed in small-town Kent last April. Okereke describes him as a cousin, although they weren't related by blood; their mums, both Nigerian, were very good friends. Okereke says that ultimately the song is about the fostering, by right-wing newspapers, of a fear of 'The Other'. That is, black youth in hoodies . And how that then means opportunities denied. 'I just feel that every non-white teenager will know what I'm talking about when I say that certain avenues in this country are closed to you. Whenever I walk into a pub in London I feel frightened. There are

Set for release in 2009, Avatar is Cameron's first feature since the Oscar-winning Titanic. Using a mix of live action and animation, it will be filmed in 3D for release in a new digital 3D format. Some scenes will be shot in Los Angeles. Written by Cameron, the film is set 150 years in the future. It tells the story of a wounded former marine who is "thrust unwillingly into an effort to settle and exploit an exotic planet rich in biodiversity, who eventually crosses over to lead the indigenous race in a battle for survival". Cameron came up with the idea more than 10 years ago but has been waiting for the technology to create his vision. He wanted a "new face" to play lead character Jake Sully and held auditions throughout the world before deciding on Worthington, who has had parts in Somersault and Dirty Deeds. Zoe Saldana , who starred in Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl, will play Sully's extra-terrestrial love interest. Camero

IWAO Takamoto, the animator who created the cartoon dogs Scooby-Doo and Muttley and directed the classic film Charlotte's Web has died. He was 81. Mr Takamoto, who began learning his craft in an American internment camp during the Second World War, died of heart failure at Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre in Los Angles on Monday, Gary Miereanu, a spokesman for Warner Bros Animation, said yesterday. In a career spanning more than six decades, Mr Takamoto helped to design some of the biggest animated films and television shows, including Cinderella, Peter Pan, 101 Dalmatians, Lady and the Tramp and The Flintstones.

-NY Times Who's not wearing black ya'll? Musta felt festive or something huh? Even as Bush phases into Step 7 of the "Let's Send This Country Str8 To Hell" plan?