Monday, December 3, 2007

Tomorrow: Rotterdam calling!


Tuesday morning, JuniorEurovision.tv will start its live coverage from Rotterdam, the Netherlands!
The 17 participants have arrived in Rotterdam. Most of them by plane, while the Belgian delegation came by train.
The JuniorEurovision.tv team is also gathering in Rotterdam. So, what can you expect from JuniorEurovision.tv between Tuesday and Saturday?
A daily video news update on JuniorTV online
Short backstage videos on JuniorEurovision YouTube channel
Quick quotes from the 17 participants
Interviews with the people behind the scenes
Pictures from the rehearsals
All about UNICEF

Lordi Reveal "Dark Floors" Trailer

Dark Floors - The Lordi Motion Picture will be premiered in Finland February 8th 2008.

The Finnish Eurovision Song Contest winner Lordi will perform the theme song and star in new €4 million horror movie for Finnish producer Markus Selin of Solar Films .

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related:New Zealand's church protest Lordi perfomance

New Zealand's Church groups protest Lordi performance


Jenny Ling of Stuff.co.nz reports:

A crusade is looming as church groups prepare to take on heavy metal heavyweights poised to play in Wellington over Easter.

Wellington pentecostal church Lifepoint says the lineup of bands - including former bat-biter Ozzy Osbourne and Kiss - are "not appropriate" and will have "negative influences" on the city during the two-day Rock2Wgtn festival on March 22 and 23.

"It's not appropriate from our angle of things," said pastor Karen Crawshaw.

The condemnation follows confirmation that another hellish rock act, Finnish heavy metal band Lordi, has been booked to appear at the Wellington event.

The band, whose five members dress in elaborate costumes as monsters and demons, won the Eurovision song contest last year.

The winning song, Hard Rock Hallelujah, includes the lyrics "I got horns on my head, my fangs are sharp and my eyes are red" - and prompted Finland's religious leaders to warn that the band could inspire devil worship.

Read full article HERE

Saturday, December 1, 2007

JESC 2007:60 dancers will perform live


On Saturday, 8th of December, 60 dancers from dance academy Lucia Marthas will perform live on the 625 square meter stage.
The 60 dancers, all children, already spent a lot of time rehearsing over the past weeks.
"We are working hard on the choreography with a lot of umbrellas! We even created a special stage element that creates rain. Tha act amtches well with the theme of the show, Make A Big Spash", Lucia Marthas said.
source:junioreurovision.

Surprise submission entry by Sony BMG Hellas to ERT

oikotimes.com reports:
Sony BGM Hellas seems to prepare asurprise entry to ERT for the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest representation.
According to secure information a female artist known for been popular in the Athens night music halls with huge success in her live appearances there, is preparing an oriental ethnic entry, in dance rhythm.
ERT is expecting the entry to be submitted by early or mid December. Sony BMG Hellas officially is not confirming the news but oikotimes.com will have a clear information and name revelation by next Tuesday.
One thing is for sure, the name revelation will cause a somewhat mini earthquake in the Greek media and press.
There is no decision yet whether officially ERT is heading towards national or internal selection.

D'NASH prepare Christmas and New Year's show!

esctoday.com reports:
December will be a busy month for the boys as they release their latest album and hence will start promoting it. Spanish fans and viewers will be treated to many appearances by the Spanish boyband during the Christmas and New Year's season both on national and regional Spanish television channels. Below you can find the schedule of the shows and channels D'NASH will be appearing in.
9th December - Mister and Miss Navarra Gala - Canal 9
12th December- La Banda - Canal Sur ( Sevilla)
13th December- Red Cross Gala - Tele Ideal ( Granada)
22nd December - Noche Sensacional - Canal 9- Tele Extramadura - TV Castilla La Mancha
24th December - Christmas Eve Special - Canal Sur
24th December- Christmas Eve Special - TV-7 Murcia
31st December- New Year's Special Gala - TVE 1
31st December- New Year Gala - TV-7 Murcia

Wednesday, November 28, 2007

Elitsa Todorova and Stoyan Yankulov become heroes in a comic book



Elitsa Todorova and Stoyan Yankulov, the Bulgarian duet, which ranked fifth in the Eurovision contest in 2007, became comic book heroes.
Todorova herself came up with the idea for the story of the comic book, avtora.com said.

Her character would fight against dark forces. She restored the people and animals desire for love with rhythm, songs and dances.

A giant and a skilled hero, resembling Yankulov, help Todorova’s character fight against evil.
The comic book’s message was to keep Earth clean. Todorova and Yankulov would support the cause with their new song Zemya (Earth).

Japanese publishers were already interested in the comic book and planned to release it in Tokyo, avtora.com said.

Currently, Elitsa was writing the second part of the story.

It would be sold with a set of drumsticks, carrying Todorova and Yankulov’s signatures.

source:sofiaecho.com;

photo:elitsatodorova.com