| ID of Spitzer call girl--Be careful what you post online
ALL ABOUT THE MUSIC? Aspiring pop and RnB singer Ashley Alexandra Dupre's activities in another, older profession has made headlines around the world. Whoa. It's easy to say, "this is what a US$4,000 call girl looks like". But 22-year-old Ashley Alexandra Dupre is more than that. She's also an struggling musician trying to make ends meet in Manhattan. In her MySpace profile Dupre wrote: "I am all about my music, and my music is all about me… It flows from what I've been through, what I've seen and how I feel. I live in New York and am on top of the world. Been here since 2004 and I love this city, I love my life here. But, my path has not been easy. When I was 17, I left home. It was my decision and I've never looked back." She talked about hard times she suffered that forced her to leave home: "Left my hometown.
SIRIUS Satellite Radio's 'E Street Radio' Channel to Launch with Rare ...
NEW YORK, Sept. 27 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- SIRIUS Satellite Radio (NASDAQ: SIRI) announced today that E Street Radio, the exclusive commercial- free channel dedicated to the music of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, will debut today with a rare concert recording featuring Springsteen and the band performing at the Capitol Theater in Passaic, New Jersey in 1978. The concert from the Darkness On The Edge Of Town tour is regarded as one of Bruce's greatest live performances and exemplifies all the elements of an E Street Band Show. The channel launches today at 6 pm ET, on SIRIUS channel 10, and will run on SIRIUS through late March 2008. The launch of E Street Radio on SIRIUS coincides with the start of the band's 2007 concert tour, as well as the October 2nd release of Magic, Bruce Springsteen's highly-anticipated first album recorded with the E Street Band since 2002's multi-platinum and Grammy(R) award-winning The Rising.
LA's First dineLA Restaurant Week a Boon for Southland Restaurants
Participating restaurants reported a 25% average increase in business with an estimated 100,000 dineLA customers served during the two week-long event that ran from January 27 through February 8, 2008. All 140 restaurants involved offered specially-priced, three-course meals created specifically for this countywide culinary event. The official dineLA site, dineLA.com, tracked over 1.2 million page views during the promotion. "The overwhelming positive response from diners and restaurants throughout LA illustrates the growing enthusiasm for the Los Angeles restaurant scene," said Mark Liberman, President and CEO of LA INC. The Los Angeles Convention and Visitors Bureau. "dineLA Restaurant Week not only gave consumers the opportunity to enjoy dining experiences at special prices, but also drove new business to the restaurants." Chef Ben Ford welcomed people from all over LA at his Culver City restaurant, Ford’s Filling Station: "We had people from across town coming in to try out our dineLA menu.
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