Friday, May 30, 2008

Shirley Manson Is Terminated

Shirley Manson Is Terminated

by Paul Cashmere - May 30 2008

Shirley Manson is going into acting. The Garbage singer has scored a gig in the Fox Networks 'Terminator, The Sarah Connor Chronicles'. She will play Catherine Weaver, the CEO of Cyberdyne.


Shirley will be part of Season 2 of the show, based on the Arnold Schwazenegger movies.

'Terminator, The Sarah Connor Chronicles' is set after 'Terminator 2: Judgement Day'.

The original 'Terminator' movie was released in 1984. It is set in the not-to-distant future of 2029. Arnold Schwarzenegger was the terminator in the movie. Linda Hamilton was Sarah Connor.

The forth movie, 'Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins' will be released on May 22, 2009.

Shirley Manson has been working on her debut solo album since 2006, but it is yet to arrive. She has collaborated with Jack White, Billy Corgan and Beck, as well as James Bond soundtrack composer David Arnold for the record.

A release date is still to be decided

{ My favorite Scottish woman Shirley Manson, if she stars in this for sure it will be cool! }

Wednesday, May 21, 2008

John Lennon Artwork in Liverpool

Liverpool To Showcase John Lennon Artwork

by Paul Cashmere - May 21 2008


The City of Liverpool will exhibit the complete collection of John Lennon's artwork later this week.


The exhibition features Lennon's works dating back to 1968 and through to his death in 1980.

John's wife Yoko Ono has organized the exhibition through her company Bag One Productions.

Lennon attended the Liverpool School of Art between 1957 and 1960.

Jonathan Poole, exhibition organiser, comments:
"It is very exciting to have the Complete Collection of Lennon's work, and fitting that it should be showcased in his home city, during a year highlighting Liverpool's cultural position in Europe. I began my career exhibiting works by John Lennon and, personally, I am a huge fan of his works. This exhibition gives people the chance to see a different side of John in terms of his artistry and also his unique personality."

The exhibition will run until June 2.

Gallery Hours: Monday- Friday, 12:00am – 8:00pm.
Admission is free.

(Very cool, another good reason to get on to Liverpool)