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2009 Bonnaroo: A Playlist
If you're one of the many music fiends heading to (or already in) Manchester, TN, this weekend for Bonnaroo, I'm envious of you. Then again, you're probably not reading this right now, since there are, you know, just a few awesome bands to see. For those of us not quite lucky enough to make it to Bonnaroo, I've made up a playlist of songs by some of the acts featured at the festival.
Buzz In: What's Your Biggest Concert Pet Peeve?
After Kanye West took to his computer keyboard to blame the organizers of the Bonnaroo Music Festival for his extremely tardy appearance (4:25 a.m. — dang!), I got to thinking about other bad concert situations. While the folks who paid good money to see Kanye at that festival clearly were not thrilled with the major delays, diva behavior isn't the only situation that can irritate a concert-goer.
Link Time! 6/24
- Think you know all there is to know about Gilmore Girls? Take GeekSugar's Gilmore Girls tech quiz and find out if you remember some of the gadgets used on the show.
- Popwatch has another installment of America's Next Top Doll, and this one's so funny, it'll "gut" you. Yuk, yuk, yuk.
- You Ain't No Picasso has My Morning Jacket's entire three-hour Bonnaroo set available for download.
Buzz News Roundup, 6/16
- M.I.A. announced her retirement from live shows at Bonnaroo, NME reports — while the Associated Press details how Kanye West angered the crowd by delaying his show till 4:25 a.m.
- Veteran screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan (Return of the Jedi, Raiders of the Lost Ark, The Big Chill) will write the script for a film adaptation of the 1980s cartoon Robotech, with Tobey Maguire producing, writes Hollywood Reporter.
- Speaking of The Big Chill, its star William Hurt will reunite with Glenn Close in season two of Damages, Variety reports.
- According to ComingSoon the voice cast for a CG-animated movie version of Astro Boy has been announced, with Freddie Highmore in the main role and Bill Nighy, Donald Sutherland and Nathan Lane (among others) supporting.
- West Wing star Janel Moloney is among four actors cast in an ABC fantasy pilot called Captain Cook's Extraordinary Atlas, reports Zap2it.
- Variety reports that while The Incredible Hulk reigned supreme in U.S. theaters over the weekend, The Happening was No.
Buzz News Roundup, 2/6
- Reuters has an appreciation of Beatles spiritual mentor Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, who died overnight.
- Brittany Murphy may be Lindsay Lohan's replacement in the dark comedy Poor Things, writes Hollywood Reporter.
- Billboard has news that Metallica, Pearl Jam, and Kanye West will headline Bonnaroo this year — and not Led Zeppelin, as some sources erroneously reported.
- ComingSoon reports that Josh Brolin may go from playing George W. Bush to playing the new Terminator.
- Debra Messing has nabbed a role in the family dramedy Humboldt Park, Variety reports.
- Zap2It has the news that Casey Affleck is attached to star in a film adaptation of Tom Epperson's period noir drama The Kind One.
- The Selma Blair/Molly Shannon show Kath and Kim has been given a series order by NBC, writes Hollywood Reporter.
- According to ComingSoon, Emilio Estevez's directorial follow-up to Bobby will be a social drama titled The Public, which will be set in a library.
- Late-night host (and new citizen) Craig Ferguson will host the annual White House Correspondents Dinner, Variety reports.
Link Time! 2/15
- Our prayers have been answered: Defamer says there will be a movie about Milli Vanilli.
- Popwatch gets a cameo in OK Go!'s new video, which looks a Magic Eye painting.
- TV with MeeVee scores an awesome interview with "Ugly Betty" executive producer Silvio Horta.
- Best Week Ever kindly provides a clip of Clay Aiken on last night's Jimmy Kimmel, which seems like it would ruin your afternoon, but it won't.
- Pop Candy gives us the lowdown on Anna Nicole's haunting final film with former WWE star Chyna.
- I Guess I'm Floating posts the leaked-now-official Bonnaroo festival lineup.
- According to The Movie Blog, Adrien Brody is being considered for the part of The Incredible Hulk, which just seems bizarre.
- Get psyched for "The Office" over at Give Me My Remote.
- Stereogum wonders if David Bowie would have made it in the "American Idol" era.
- TV Squad tells us where to watch 15 new minutes of "The Shield."
- Rolling Stone Rock & Roll Daily comforts us with a list of clumsy rock-star moments.
- The TV Addict has a great idea to make the Q&A sessions from television's Paley Festival available on iTunes.
Link Time! 1/23
- Pop Candy tells us where to watch "24" online for free.
- You simply must see Elisabeth Hasslebeck ridin' dirty on Best Week Ever.
- BuddyTV chats with "Veronica Mars" creator Rob Thomas.
- Idolator declares that the Shins have survived the Zach Braff-lash.
- Brian Williams doesn't think Katie Couric sucks, "30 Rock" gags aside, TV Squad says.
- Defamer rounds up how Oscar nominees reacted to the news.
- Stereogum has a new song from Travis, who you may remember as the original "next Radiohead."
- TV with MeeVee gets the scoop on "American Idol" from Simon, Randy, and Paula.
- Rainn Wilson of “The Office” guest blogs for Popwatch from Sundance.
- SlashFilm has a surprisingly good positive review of Adrift in Manhattan, which — because it stars both Heather Graham and William Baldwin — I had dismissed as pointless.
- YumSugar cooks up some "Ugly Betty" flan.
- Cinematical reports that Jamie Foxx will produce a Sirius radio station.
- I Guess I'm Floating gives us the possibly official Bonnaroo lineup.
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