Jessica's Dad: Honor is the Prettiest Baby Ever!

Jessica Alba and Cash Warren�s baby girl, Honor Marie is well � an honor for the actress' father Mark. Though he had been in Florida on business late last week, he flew home immediately to California so he wouldn�t miss the birth of his granddaughter.

�She's got Jessica's complexion, her hair, her eyes. She looks like Jessica when she was a baby," Mark tells Latina Magazine. "I thought Jessica was the prettiest baby I had ever seen, but I was wrong."

Mark did admit to being a little shocked by the entire birth. �I never thought that I would cry so much. The fact that this little girl came out of my daughter's stomach, it blows my mind," he exclaimed, adding that he wasn't nearly as emotional when Jessica's brother Josh Alba's first child was born. "Somehow, this was different," he said.

He also tells the mag that baby and mother are resting at their Los Angeles home with Cash, his dad Michael Warren, Jess� mother and a nanny, while he headed back to Florida.

"This is my father's day," Mark says. "We have such a blessed family."




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Ron Boots With Eric Van Der Heijden and Friends

   
Artist: Ron Boots With Eric Van Der Heijden and Friends

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   Year: 1999   
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Calexico stirs 'Dust' on summer tour run

Alternative roots-rockers Calexico [ tickets ] have mapped a set of summer dates ahead of the release of the band's latest studio album, "Carried to Dust."The group, currently a six-piece ensemble with founders Joey Burns (guitar/vocals) and John Convertino (drums/percussion) as the only constant members, will kick off the run July 5 in Detroit as part of the Comerica City Fest. The band's first headlining date follows with a July 7 show in Montreal.Indie rockers The Cave Singers will offer opening support on the tour-closing West Coast stretch, which kicks off Sept. 26 in Seattle and also hits Portland, OR, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Dates are below."Carried to Dust," due in stores Sept. 9, features Burns and Convertino working with the core lineup that the group featured on 2003's "Feast of Wire": steel guitarist Paul Niehaus, keyboardist/trumpeter Jacob Valenzuela, multi-instrumentalist Martin Wenk and standup bass player Volker Zander. Iron & Wine's Sam Beam, Tortoise bassist Doug McCombs and Pieta Brown make guest appearances on the set.The new album follows 2006's "Garden Ruin," Calexico's fifth studio release, which was recorded in the group's hometown of Tucson, AZ, with producer JD Foster (Marc Ribot, Richmond Fontaine).

Can Anu Malik do it for Harman Baweja?

Creating a soundtrack for a newcomer is always a challenging task. In Bollywood scenario, music has always played an intrinsic role in deciding the future of a future superstar, as can be witnessed from the list below Picture this: Anand Milind gave Aamir Khan a series of chartbuster tracks, most notable being 'Papa Kehte Hain', in Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak Nadeem Shravan came together with Shahrukh Khan to mark his introduction with 'Koyi Na Koyi Chahiye' for Deewana

Bbc Resisting Scrutiny Independence Mps Say

Taxpayers' money spent on the BBC does not receive properly independent scrutiny, MPs have claimed.

The Commons' public accounts committee made the claim because the BBC is the only publicly-funded institution which decides which areas of spending are scrutinised by the National Audit Office.

The BBC Trust's ability to decide means the broadcaster "remains closed to proper independent scrutiny", committee chairman Edward Leigh said.

Instead the National Audit Office and auditor-general should be given this power, it suggests. Such a move could help boost drooping public trust in the institution following a series of embarrassing phone-in competition errors.

Efforts to achieve £75 million of savings over three years at the BBC look like proving successful, the report notes.

It says "significant" procurement savings are being achieved but warns that progress is at its most limited in the areas where the highest levels of spending are taking place.

"There is a lot more that the BBC can do to trim its procurement bill," Mr Leigh added.

He recommended making staff fully aware of the benefits of central contract buying, greater use of electronic auctions and scrutiny of procurement practices by those providing outsourced services as the best means to achieve this.


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Bright Eyes' Conor Oberst to release solo album

Bright Eyes' Conor Oberst to release solo album

Bright Eyes' Conor Oberst is set to acquittance a self-titled solo record album.

Oberst recorded the album, come out of the closet on Aug 4, in betimes 2008 in United Mexican States, and produced it himself with assistance from Andy LeMaster.

The tracklisting of the self-titled Conor Oberst album will be:

'Cape Canaveral'
'Sausalito'
'Get-Well-Cards'
'Lenders In The Temple'
'Danny Callahan'
'I Don�t Want To Die (In The Hospital)'
'Eagle On A Pole'
'Moab'
'NYC � Gone, Gone'
'Valle M�stico (Ruben's Song)'
'Souled Out!!!'
'Milk Thistle'

Oberst is set to appear at various forthcoming summer festivals, including the , Link and End Of The Road.






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Bell X1's Flock getting US release

Bell X1's Flock getting US release

Doorbell X1's bestselling Irish record album 'Flock' is to be released in the US after this month.
Billboard reports that the 2005 album volition be released in the US on 19 February on the Yep Roc label.
The album's release will be followed by the band's first base extensive circuit of the US and Canada in March with dates in Capital of Massachusetts, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, George Vancouver, Toronto and a St Patrick's weekend show in New House of York.
Speechmaking to Billboard.com, Ship's bell X1 frontman Apostle Paul Noonan said: "We've reached a tipping point with America. We live in an online era where music is devalued, so doing shows and making the live feel more special is the place for us to win over freshly crowds."