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?
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 favorite, Silversun Pickups, will be releasing the follow-up to 2009’s Grammy-nominated “Swoon,” on May 8. Stream the full album before it hits stores here!
Los Angeles DJ/producer Cut Chemist is currently putting the final touches on his sophmore album “Die Cut,” which features a slew of guest artists including Blackbird, Deantoni Parks and Lonnie Marshall. Check out the high octane video to the first single.
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?
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?
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?
The Comet favorite, singer & songwriter Elan Atias will headline the Earth Day Fair in Los Angeles at L.A. LIVE on April 22. Plus, he’s been chosen as a Macy’s iHeartRadio Rising Star!
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?
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 shockingly or not-so-shockingly, the judges step in with a save.
The legendary Lionel Richie will be honored with the Chairman’s Award for “sustained creative achievement” during NARM’s awards dinner May 10 at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles.
