It turns out that you can't throw a glass at someone and expect to be welcome everywhere you go.
Actress Lindsay Lohan was first denied entry, and later kicked out of the Marc Jacobs party on Thursday night at The Gallery at The Dream Hotel Downtown.
Partygoers told Page Six that when a friend of Lohan's asked the door staff to let her inside, they were told, "it's not going to happen," by the event organizers.
Not taking a no for an answer, Lohan -- who was likely being turned away because of her violent antics the night before, where she threw a glass that hit a waitress -- called on her friend, Dream Hotel owner Vikram Chatwal, who walked her into the event.
Nearly as soon as Lohan sat down, security guards surrounded the area and told the actress she wasn't welcome, reports The Cut. Lindsay eventually left the party,...
Actress Lindsay Lohan was first denied entry, and later kicked out of the Marc Jacobs party on Thursday night at The Gallery at The Dream Hotel Downtown.
Partygoers told Page Six that when a friend of Lohan's asked the door staff to let her inside, they were told, "it's not going to happen," by the event organizers.
Not taking a no for an answer, Lohan -- who was likely being turned away because of her violent antics the night before, where she threw a glass that hit a waitress -- called on her friend, Dream Hotel owner Vikram Chatwal, who walked her into the event.
Nearly as soon as Lohan sat down, security guards surrounded the area and told the actress she wasn't welcome, reports The Cut. Lindsay eventually left the party,...
- 9/17/2011
- by Stephanie Marcus
- Huffington Post
With only four weeks and eight episodes remaining in its not-so-fresh ninth season, American Idol is going to try something a little different next Tuesday: Harry Connick Jr. will be the first guest mentor in the show's history to arrange the songs and write the orchestrations for the remaining contestants as they tackle the Frank Sinatra songbook. And since the top 5 hopefuls are having control wrested from their hands anyway, I say let's do the honor of choosing their songs as well. The full list of 50 pre-approved Sinatra tracks is listed after the jump, and below is my dream set-list.
- 4/30/2010
- by Michael Slezak
- EW.com - PopWatch
The "American Idol" contestants are being saddled with the songs of Ol' Blue Eyes for this coming week. What should they sing?
This is probably the hardest week for song choice so far. Shania Twain may be limited but at least her songs were written in the last 15 years.
Don't get us wrong -- love Sinatra. But his songs are from the 40s and 50s and are classics, so the Idols are stuck in a catch-22 of "make it your own, make it current" and "don't mess with an original." It's a very hard line to walk and the judges are really harping on it this season. But here are our choices for the Idols:
Crystal Bowersox, "One for My Baby"
Raise your hand if you vote for "Idol" and remember Bette Midler singing this to Johnny Carson. That's what we thought. Regardless, Crystal should glam it up even more...
This is probably the hardest week for song choice so far. Shania Twain may be limited but at least her songs were written in the last 15 years.
Don't get us wrong -- love Sinatra. But his songs are from the 40s and 50s and are classics, so the Idols are stuck in a catch-22 of "make it your own, make it current" and "don't mess with an original." It's a very hard line to walk and the judges are really harping on it this season. But here are our choices for the Idols:
Crystal Bowersox, "One for My Baby"
Raise your hand if you vote for "Idol" and remember Bette Midler singing this to Johnny Carson. That's what we thought. Regardless, Crystal should glam it up even more...
- 4/29/2010
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Zap2It - From Inside the Box
Harry Connick, Jr will act as the celebrity mentor for American Idol hopefuls this week, as they attempt to out their own spin on some Frank Sinatra songs.
The New Orleans singer is well versed in the art of covering a Sinatra tune, having covered many in his albums and concerts to date.
This could be an awful wee for the five remaining contestants as these swing numbers are so well known and often iconic tunes and often singers give a boring but true rendition or they mix it up so much that they destroy the classic song.
We think that Big Mike can totally pull off one of Ol’ Blue Eyes’ songs but Casey James may not be so lucky and will it lead to frontrunner Crystal Bowersox having another bad week?
What Sinatra songs would you like to hear the Crystal Bowersox, Mike Lynche, Casey James, Aaron Kelly and Lee DeWyze sing?...
The New Orleans singer is well versed in the art of covering a Sinatra tune, having covered many in his albums and concerts to date.
This could be an awful wee for the five remaining contestants as these swing numbers are so well known and often iconic tunes and often singers give a boring but true rendition or they mix it up so much that they destroy the classic song.
We think that Big Mike can totally pull off one of Ol’ Blue Eyes’ songs but Casey James may not be so lucky and will it lead to frontrunner Crystal Bowersox having another bad week?
What Sinatra songs would you like to hear the Crystal Bowersox, Mike Lynche, Casey James, Aaron Kelly and Lee DeWyze sing?...
- 4/29/2010
- by Lisa McGarry
- Unreality
Blu-Ray Rating: 4.0/5.0 Chicago – Two of the most beloved musicals of all time recently made their debut on Blu-Ray with extravagant collections of special features, beautiful HD, and crystal clear audio. All musical fans will want to add the Best Picture-winning “An American in Paris” and “Gigi” to their Blu-Ray collection.
One of my favorite musicals, 1951’s “An American in Paris,” an Oscar-winner for Best Picture, Art Direction, Cinematography, Costume Design, Score, and Screenplay, is such an essential film to the history of the musical genre that it seems like a no-brainer for HD Blu-Ray. It’s an undeniable classic featuring one of the great stars of the musical, Gene Kelly, at his athletic peak and includes the debut of the magical Leslie Caron.
An American in Paris was released on Blu-Ray on March 31st, 2009.
Photo credit: Warner Brothers
As if Kelly and Caron weren’t enough to entice musical fans,...
One of my favorite musicals, 1951’s “An American in Paris,” an Oscar-winner for Best Picture, Art Direction, Cinematography, Costume Design, Score, and Screenplay, is such an essential film to the history of the musical genre that it seems like a no-brainer for HD Blu-Ray. It’s an undeniable classic featuring one of the great stars of the musical, Gene Kelly, at his athletic peak and includes the debut of the magical Leslie Caron.
An American in Paris was released on Blu-Ray on March 31st, 2009.
Photo credit: Warner Brothers
As if Kelly and Caron weren’t enough to entice musical fans,...
- 4/6/2009
- by adam@hollywoodchicago.com (Adam Fendelman)
- HollywoodChicago.com
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