Check out Nicki Minaj’s new Pepsi spot featuring the colorful diva herself and her song “Moment 4 LIfe.” Pepsi also has plans for a global Michael Jackson campaign.
Co-hosts Tamara Conniff and Jonathan McHugh welcome The Weekly Comet’s first Dance Party, complete with a live studio audience boogying to electro-pop duo Das Tapes and Hunnypot Unlimited ringmaster John Anderson.
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 Phillip and Jessica who head to the finale!
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?
Australian singer and songwriter Gotye’s “Somebody That I Used To Know,” holds at No. 1, while “Battleship” star Rihanna’s “Where Have You Been” jumps from No. 88 to No. 8.
Australian singer and songwriter Gotye’s ‘Somebody That I Used To Know,” holds at No. 1, while Wiz Khalifa’s “Work Hard, Play Hard” debuts at No. 8. Plus, Justin Bieber’s protege Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe” moves up three to No. 3.
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?
The Comet is once again teaming with NARM for the Artist Manager’s Town Hall/Meet Up, which will take place during Music Biz 2012 on Wednesday, May 9, from 3-5 p.m. at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. Be there!
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?
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?
Maroon 5’s new single “Payphone,” featuring rapper Wiz Khalifa, off their upcoming fourth studio album, “Overexposed,” is a smash, debuting at No. 2 on The Ultimate Chart, while Gotye’s “Somebody I sued to Know” holds at No. 1.
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.
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. AND the one to go home…it’s Elise Testone who gets the boot.
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?
Gotye’s smash “Somebody I Used to Know” has steadily climbed its way up the Ultimate Chart, finally to reach No. 1, deposing Fun’s “We Are Young.” Plus, Jennifer Lopez’ latest single, “Dance Again,” hits the Top 10 at No. 9.
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.
