And he's making it work. Franklin's musical style is best described as alternative hip-hop , but that's too limiting: He's a multimedia Renaissance man, …
J.B. Bickerstaff, who went 15-48 this season as Memphis’ interim coach, reached agreement on a three-year deal to be the team’s head coach, league sources told ESPN.
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Sources: Grizzlies giving Bickerstaff 3-year deal
1 pop single, pop album, R&B single and R&B album chart simultaneously. Jackson began performing at age 5 with four of his five brothers as The Jackson Five. His first solo album, “Off the Wall” in 1979, sold more than 20 million copies and had four Top 10 singles. The music superstar died in 2009 at …
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Michael Jackson's famous moonwalk shoes are going up for auction
LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — “Star Wars” fans were treated to a sneak peek of the film Monday as teaser trailers for “The Force Awakens” were released, while tickets for the much-anticipated flick went on sale. The Force. It’s calling to you. Tickets on sale now: https://t.co/PwNxYwmCEe #TheForceAwakens https://t.co/UxAgY5MejQ — Star Wars (@starwars) October 20, 2015 The trailers were released on social media, while the entire two-minute trailer is expected to be played during halftime on “Monday Night Football.” Despite reports that tickets were going to go on sale after the halftime show, sites like Fandango and ArcLight began selling tickets earlier in the day. According to at least one “Star Wars” fans, it took him about 35 minutes to purchase his tickets on Fandango, which he said required him to continual refresh his screen as the site appeared to have crashed. The ArcLight website was also experiencing delays. Meanwhile, Lucasfilm also released the film’s new poster, which raised questions about the obvious exclusion of Luke Skywalker. “The Force Awakens” is the seventh film in the franchise. The film blasts its way to theaters Dec. 18.
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Full Trailer For ‘Star Wars’ Is Released; Ticket Sales Crash Some Sites
