Marshall Grant, the bassist of Johnny Cash's backing band the Tennessee Two, died on Sunday at the age of 83. The musician played on many of Cash's famous song, including "Folsom Prison Blues", "Ring of Fire", "The Man in Black", and "I Walk the Line".Marshall Grant was a founding member of the Tennessee Two (later known as the Tennessee Three), together with Cash and guitarist Luther Perkins, and played in the band between 1954 and 1980. The... [read news]
"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2", the final film in the hugely popular franchise, has crossed the $1 billion mark at the box office and become the eighth highest-grossing movie of all time. At the North American box office, sci-fi western "Cowboys and Aliens" narrowly beat animated comedy "The Smurfs" to take the top position.The latest Harry Potter adventure has made about $1.008 at the global box office since its release on 13... [read news]
A museum dedicated to Arnold Schwarzenegger has opened its doors for the first time in the star's Austrian hometown of Thal. The museum is located in Schwarzenegger's childhood home, where he lived until 1966.The Schwarzenegger museum opened on Saturday, 30 July, the day the former action star and California governor turned 64 years old. One of the principal attractions is a life-sized model of the actor as his most famous character "The... [read news]
The Health Ministry of France announced that another eight cases of E.coli sickness were reported at a Bordeaux hospital. According to the officials that investigated every one of the possible sick people, six of them had eaten a soup with sprouts, tomatoes, onion and cucumber because they were on a visit there. The tests shows that two other people hospitalized have hemolytic uremic syndrome and one root at the bacteria that was investigated at... [read news]
In an exclusive article of Reuters, the journalists found out that Deutsche Bank fired one of their top’s traders, the high experience figure, Alex Bernand. After an investigation that started in 2009, at one New York colleagues’ request, the London expert from Deutsche Bank was dismissed. The reason for this gesture is the “substantial trading anomalies” managed by Bernard, representing Deutsche. The firing was made very quietly... [read news]
The European leaders will try to convince Greece and the financial markets that they have a functional plan for helping Athens to avoid a new fall out in the crisis’s battle, according to Reuters. The officials are ready to speak with Prime Minister George Papandreou about the launching of a new bailout of 12 million dollars that will help Athens, with the only condition of starting the economic reforms of the country. The German canceller... [read news]
Prime Minister George Papandreou passed well after a fire day. On Tuesday, the Parliament gave its confidence vote for his new cabinet. The decision didn’t surprises anyone, but it is a small step, the first one from several that have to be made in order to adopt much quickly the austerity measures that Greece needs. Otherwise, they won’t have the clearing of the 12 billion dollars bailout from the International Monetary Fund and Central... [read news]
The British singer Amy Winehouse canceled the concerts from Athens and Istanbul from her European tour after the incident from the Serbian concert from Monday. The singer entered on the stage very drunk and she wasn’t able to sing. He couldn’t keep her stability and even though the band tried to postpone the moment for her singing, to let her save the moment, Winehouse wasn’t able to sing at all. The people that came to see her and paid 45... [read news]
The 9 magnitude earthquake that hit Japan north coast on March and it was followed by a powerful tsunami that led to the nuclear accident of Fuckushima power plant is a big test for the Japanese Government. The country is stabilizing its economy very slow and despite the desperate and immediate efforts, Japan not only that they lost people, natural resources and economical stability, but they had to face the investor’s trust that is very low.... [read news]
After several weeks of the „Twitter” sex scandal, Representative Anthony Weiner took the colleagues and the President Barack Obama’s advise and resigned. He apologized all the people that he hurt, especially his wife, Huma, a close assistant of Hilary Clinton’s team that is pregnant, according to the rumors. More, he said to his friends that he is regretting everything that happened and he apologized also for the embarrassment that all... [read news]
