The Comet’s very own Idolholic, an industry insider who chooses to remain anonymous, is on the front lines of “American Idol” and reports this week’s performance of the Top 3. Who should be in the finale?
It’s finally been confirmed, pop icon Britney Spears and 19-year-old former Disney star Demi Lovato will join returning judges Simon Cowell and L.A. Reid at judges table on “X Factor.”
Co-host Tamara Conniff mans the ship alone with singer & songwriter Eric Dill, music supervisor Liza Richardson, and KCRW DJ Jason Kramer. Good stuff.
The Comet’s very own Idolholic, an industry insider who chooses to remain anonymous, is on the front lines of “American Idol” and reports on the results show….and The Idolholic calls it: Hollie Cavanagh goes home.
The Comet’s very own Idolholic, an industry insider who chooses to remain anonymous, is on the front lines of “American Idol” and reports this week’s performance of the Top 4. Who should go home?
On this week’s show, co-hosts Tamara Conniff and Jonathan Mchugh dish on the latest news, interview independent film composer Daniel Alcheh about his score to “The Trouble With Bliss” and welcome folk and R&B infused artist Christina LaRocca for a moving performance. Good stuff.
The Comet’s very own Idolholic, an industry insider who chooses to remain anonymous, is on the front lines of “American Idol” and reports on the results show….and it’s Skylar Laine who gets the boot. Who should make it into the finals?
Seminal rockers Soundgarden had released the video to “Live to Rise,” off of the soundtrack for Disney’s “Avengers.” The video, directed by Robert Hales, features live performance mixed with film footage. The film opens May 4.
At least it’s not a hologram, just the King of Pop’s image on special edition Pepsi cans, remixes of his hits, and TV ad campaigns in certain markets globally. Long live MJ. Plus, check out the original Michael Jackson “Pepsi Generation” commercial.
The Comet’s very own Idolholic, an industry insider who chooses to remain anonymous, is on the front lines of “American Idol” and reports this week’s performance of the Top 5. Who should be in the Bottom 3?
The soundtrack to “Rock of Ages” makes us want to band our heads. The 20 track release features our favorite 80s licks performed by the film’s stars, including Tom Cruise, Russell Brand, Alec Baldwin, Julianne Hough and Mary J. Blige.
The 12th Annual World Soundtrack Awards will celebrate the music of award-winning composer James Newton Howard in concert. Plus, composer Pino Donaggio will receive the World Soundtrack Lifetime Achievement Award. The World Soundtrack Awards are part of the Ghent Film Festival, which runs October 9 to 20.
On this week’s show, co-hosts Tamara Conniff and Jonathan Mchugh talk about how they would like to be turned into holograms like Tupac. Plus, an in-depth interview with award-winning composer Mark Isham about hit TV show “Once Upon a Time” and film “The Lucky One” and a sultry performance by Leftover Cuties.
Florence and the Machine has revealed “Breath of Life,” their contribution to the “Snow White and the Huntsman” film soundtrack. Take a listen!
Fashion, music and art equals indie rock duo Early Morning Rebel. The band has already garnered such followers as Orlando Bloom, Kirsten Dunst and Drew Barrymore. Plus their music has been featured in such TV hits as “Grey’s Anatomy” and A&E’s “Breakout Kings.” The group answers six questions with The Comet. Plus, get a free download of “Life Boat”!
The Comet’s very own Idolholic, an industry insider who chooses to remain anonymous, is on the front lines of “American Idol” and reports this week’s performance of the Top 6. Who will be in the Bottom 3?
The Comet’s very own Idolholic, an industry insider who chooses to remain anonymous, is on the front lines of “American Idol” and reports on the results show. Yes, The Idolholic strikes again having guessed two of the three in the Bottom 3. Surprisingly…it’s Colton Dixon who gets sent home.
In this week’s episode, co-hosts Jonathan McHugh and Tamara Conniff welcome Echo Park indie band NO, who perform two songs. Plus, The Track Team talk “Legend of Korra” and the Tadasana Festival founders dish on world music.
The Comet’s very own Idolholic, an industry insider who chooses to remain anonymous, is on the front lines of “American Idol” and reports this week’s performance show as the Top 7 take on some old and new hits. Who will be in the Bottom 3?
Dick Clark, the music industry innovator, who brought pop music into our living rooms with “American Bandstand” and shared December 31 with us like an old friend on “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve,” passed away at age 82 of a massive heart attack.
