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Artist: Leigh Nash: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Pop     Discography:      Blue On Blue    Year: 2006    Tracks: 11 Leigh Nash is perhaps best known as the pixie-like singer with the celestial vocalism from Sixpence None the Richer, a CCM base that enjoyed considerable fame in 1999 with the individual "Kiss Me." She had started the band at years 14 with classmate Matt Slocum. Nearly half her life by and by, at geezerhood 27, Sixpence None the Richer split, albeit on good equipment casualty. Before the band called it quits, Nash had a nifty deal considered on the job solo, if and when she would be band-less. Though the end of Sixpence left her a miniscule overwrought, Nash realised it was meter to make a motion on, and she and her matrimonial man aroused from Nashville to Los Angeles. Soon later, Nash gave parturition to a boy. She decided to return to her roots a small, which consisted of Christian and body politic music, though she remained in rival with her pop influences. Nash's original musical inhalation came from hellenic area heroines Loretta Lynn, Patsy Cline, and Tanya Tucker -- whose songs she victimised to acquire on guitar long in front the Sixpence geezerhood. With maternalism as an inspiration, she recorded Blue on Blue and stirred back up to Nashville to fall in Movement Nashville, a of late formed collective of musicians geared toward emission the myth that Nashville's music scene consists only of area and Christian music. Puritanic on Blue was released in August of 2006.

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Sir Paul McCartney to play on Quebec City's Plains of Abraham

QUEBEC - Sir Paul McCartney will sing on the Plains of Abraham on July 20 as part of the celebrations surrounding Quebec City's 400th birthday.

"I am doing a gig, a big gig, in Quebec City on July 20 to help Quebec celebrate their 400th anniversary," the former Beatle said in a videotaped message from London on Monday. "That (400 years) is a long time.

"We're coming to Quebec for the first time. We're going to have a great time and I would love to see you there."

Tickets will be free.

McCartney, who played a recent open-air show in Kyiv, Ukraine, has never appeared in Quebec City.

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SAG fact-checks AFTRA deal

Described 'some problems' with the tentative pact

SAG continued its anti-AFTRA primetime/TV contract campaign Wednesday with a Town Hall meeting in Hollywood for its members to educate them about the new deal by their rival actors union.


The meeting followed SAG's 28th day of negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers.


A fact sheet was handed out to members that tells of "some problems with AFTRA's tentative deal."


The rundown focused on many issues in new media, including allegations that AFTRA gave up "significant jurisdiction" in new media, gave up residuals for new media and is not protecting actors over the use of their clips in new media.


"AFTRA's tentative deal does not secure adequate residuals for television shows that stream over the Internet on an advertiser-supported platform," SAG said. "This is a huge problem for SAG members because the new-media platform could cannibalize some existing residuals models for both motion pictures and television when product moves to the Internet."


AFTRA, which brokered a tentative deal with the AMPTP on May 28, has defended its contract. Its national board voted Friday to send the new deal to its members for ratification. The results of that member vote are expected by July 9.


AFTRA refuted SAG's claims, saying their agreement "confirms the union's jurisdiction over programs made directly for new media and establishes a payment structure for the use of traditional programs reused in new media, building upon the patters of the DGA and WGA deals."


AFTRA so far has scheduled two informational meetings for members in Los Angeles. One is set for today and the other for Monday.

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The Ruins

Author Scott Smith adapts his own popular 2006 novel in this unsettling and surprising horror yarn. In its first half hour, THE RUINS seems to be cut from the same "body-count-of-young-Americans-abroad" cloth as HOSTEL and TURISTAS, but the film has a supernatural element not present in either of those works, keeping it clear of the overpopulated slasher and torture genres. A talented young cast also ensures that Smith's tale reaches the screen with plenty of genuine chills intact. While vacationing on the Yucatan Peninsula, 20-something Americans Jeff (Jonathan Tucker), Amy (Jena Malone), Eric (Shawn Ashmore), and Stacy (Laura Ramsey), befriend German traveler Mathias (Joe Anderson), who invites them to accompany him into the jungle to meet up with his archaeologist brother at an "off the map" Mayan temple. They agree, but once they arrive, angry locals shoot one of their party and refuse to allow them to leave. The Americans and Mathias retreat to the top of the temple, only to find the archaeological camp deserted. Mathias falls into the temple and is badly injured, but that is only the beginning of their troubles, as it soon becomes apparent that the vines covering the temple are alive in a way that goes beyond normal vegetation.

It may be tempting to summarize THE RUINS by saying that it's about killer plants, but that would be undermining its strong points. The latter two thirds of the film play out like a very grim five-character stage play about survival, with large servings of death and desperation, without resorting to the fake scares that many horror films use as a crutch. The gore, while often quite nasty, is also necessary to the story, which takes on a heavy psychological component as the characters begin to fear for their lives.

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