Madame gaga Routh, picks up some mosses

published: 2011-05-14 11:59:00 The rolling stone gathers no Moss, but Lady Gaga seems to have a handle on it. In a surprise show at one of those clubs-normal-people-aren’t-allowed-inside-of named Annabel’s in London, Gaga sang for about two-hundred guests including Stephen Fry, former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell, and the afore mentioned Kate Moss. After playing at the Cannes film festival in France, Gaga made the several hour trip to London because, well, that’s what she does. Moss offered the singer some champagne according to The Sun newspaper, and Gaga rewarded the dancing supermodel by placing her…

Sound: With Tim Mahoney exclusive interview

  by Gina Scarpa   When singer/songwriter Tim Mahoney stepped on the stage for The Voice and belted out some Sam Cooke for the coaches, I thought for sure that all four would turn around. Only Adam Levine turned to see what he thought was a woman and was quite surprised to see Tim standing there. Still, one coach is better than none and thankfully and deservedly, he moved on in the competition. Today, we talked to Tim in an exclusive interview about his musical background and experience on The Voice.   Q. Gina, RealityWanted: What were you doing…

X- people: The first class it will distinguish notes from the range of the boy

2011-04-29 14:15:44 Author: Josh Tyler X-Men: First Class is a superhero movie, but also a period piece. The Matthew Vaughn directed prequel is set during the sixties and sees Professor Xavier’s mutant team of heroes in their infancy, dealing with the Cuban Missile Crisis. Since it’s set in the 60s, you’d think that might mean a fantastic opportunity for a great, period specific soundtrack. You’d expect the film to use songs from artists like The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, The Who, Led Zeppelin, and Jimi Hendrix. Maybe even throw a little Righteous Brothers in there. Oh and how about a boy…