Christian Siriano, Kim Stolz And Tim Kash Hit The Golden Carpet For 2008 MTV Movie Awards 'Coming Attractions' Preshow

Robert Downey Jr., Lindsay Lohan and Sarah Jessica Parker will have to wait their turn Sunday night. Before the 2008 MTV Movie Awards main event begins, film fans will get their movie treats early, when MTV News correspondents Tim Kash and Kim Stolz host the "Coming Attractions" preshow, live from the golden carpet June 1 at 7:30 p.m. ET.

While final votes are tallied in the race for the Golden Popcorns, Stolz and "Project Runway" season-four winner Christian Siriano will weigh in on who looks fierce and who looks like a golden fool. Fans will also get a chance to give their input on the best and worst looks of the evening, and they can go online to submit questions for the correspondents to ask celebs. (Log on now to the MTV Movies Blog to help Kim choose what to wear and get other behind-the-scenes looks at preparations for the big event.)

Kash, meanwhile, will rock the MTV News home base, where he'll talk to the stars and roll out exclusive new clips from some of the most-anticipated upcoming films, including the superhero comedy "Hancock," the MTV television movie "American Mall" and the vampire teen sensation "Twilight."

This year's Movie Awards will be a classic Hollywood experience: The golden carpet will be decked out to feel like an old-time premiere, complete with costumed ushers and movie theater candy.

Not to be outshined by the extensive preshow, the always-irreverent MTV Movie Awards will be hosted this year by comic Mike Myers, and will include appearances by Will Ferrell, Ed Norton, Ben Stiller, Seth Rogen, Jennifer Hudson, Brendan Fraser and more.

Also rocking the stage will be Coldplay and the Pussycat Dolls, each performing a new song as part of the festivities.

The MTV Movie Awards will air live on MTV on Sunday at 8 p.m. ET, with MTV News' "Coming Attactions" preshow kicking the evening off at 7:30 p.m. ET! Find all the latest updates on nominees, presenters, performers, voting, contests, movie exclusives and much more at MovieAwards.MTV.com. And check out Movies.MTV.com for the latest movie news, trailers, photos and more!






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Futureheads set to play one-off New York show

The Futureheads are set to play a one-off show in New York City to support the release of their forthcoming album �??This Is Not The World�??.

The Sunderland band will perform at Bowery Ballroom on June 17, two weeks after the record comes out on their very own �??Nul Recordings.

The album is set for a June 3 release in North America, and the opening track �??The Beginning Of The Twist�?? was recently previewed for a month via digital label RCRD LBL.

The track listing is:

�??The Beginning Of The Twist�??
�??Walking Backwards�??
�??Think Tonight�??
�??Radio Heart�??
�??This Not The World�??
�??Sale Of The Century�??
�??Hard To Bear�??�??
�??Work Is Never Done�??
�??Broke Up The Time�??
�??Everything's Changing Today�??
�??Sleet�??
�??See What You Want�??

--By our New York staff.
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Rotterdam Terror Corps

   
Artist: Rotterdam Terror Corps

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George Clooney wants to dye his hair

George Clooney wants to dye his hair

Hollywood heartthrob George Clooney is considering changing the color of his hair in a bid to look younger, he has revealed.
“My hair’s too gray, much too gray!” he said.
“I will have to consider dyeing it. I’ve been thinking a lot about it lately. First I’m going to start dyeing my eyebrows, just to see how it works. And then I’ll go to the hair. Start slowly.”

Mariah Carey, E=MC2

Mariah Carey, E=MC2

It doesn't take Einstein to calculate the closed book of Mariah Carey's success. A voice with such ability that it could credibly obliterate added to a reputation that many would kill for equals a global appeal that's spawned 11 studio albums and 150 zillion odd worldwide sales… and counting.

Somewhere at the start of the Millennium, this equating failed to bring up. The Sparkle and Charmbracelet epoch of Carey's career represents a sticky time period to say the least. Yet, on the back pes, Mariah produced one of her life history highlights in the pattern of The Emancipation Of Mimi, and, sagely, she follows its leading for this fan-pleasing follow up.

Subsequently her lucrative hip-hop team-ups with Snooper Dogg, Nelly and Twista on Emancipation, Mariah returns this time with Damien Bob Marley, T-Pain and Young Jeezy in tow and wholly of the cameos ar sublimate; T-Pain's showing on Migrate in particular. Whether it's the reggae picnic on Cruise Control, the crunk-pop of Side Effects or the Cristal-soaked hip hop of Migrate, Carey handles every style that her producers throw at her with mind-boggling vocal manual dexterity.

With wholly tercet of these tracks in the album's commencement one-half, it's inevitable that Carey finally stairs forth the petrol. Back to plump for ballads Last Candy kiss and Thanx for Nothin' help dim the lights on the previously frenetic jump, and by the time, the gospels cradlesong of album closer I Bid You Comfortably kicks in, you ar set up to be tucked up closely.

Judgement you, where Carey's concerned, if you've got it, flaunt it, and all six of the album's ballads will hit base with her fans, even if it'll be sickly sweet overkill for many.

It doesn't quite hit the high of Emancipation, but E=MC2 testament preserve Carey on her can until person really dares take on her crown. Piece, you get the horse sense that her famous eight-octave vocal range never gets totally stretched, the record is still a show window for a remarkable voice suited for any occasion. A seasonably reminder for the UK audience that Leona Frederick Carleton Lewis distillery has a long, long way to go.

Ike Turner died from cocaine overdose

Ike Turner died from cocaine overdose

Soul singer Ike Turner died from a cocaine overdose, according to the San Diego County medical examiner.
The 76-year-old was found dead at his home near San Diego on 12 December last year.
The medical examiner yesterday said that an autopsy proved that a long history of cardiovascular disease and emphysema had contributed to the star's death.
Turner reportedly had a history of cocaine addiction stretching over 30 years.

New Wuthering Heights in the works

New Wuthering Heights in the works

A fresh film interpretation of Emily Bronte's 'Wuthering Heights' is to be made.
Diverseness reports that 'Love is the Devil' director Saint John the Apostle Maybury volition helm the pic.
Maybury is presently finish the newly drama 'The