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| Simpson is `confident' about appearance Ashlee Simpson, who made headlines last year when she turned up with a new image and profile, says she's still the same on the inside. "I feel very confident with the way I look," the 22-year-old singer says in Cosmopolitan magazine's June issue, on newsstands Tuesday. "But I felt just as confident the way I looked before. I've always been confident with who I am." Simpson ? the sister of 26-year-old Jessica Simpson, another tabloid fixture ? raised eyebrows when she debuted a more feminine look and softer profile, fueling speculation that she'd removed the bump that made her nose distinctive. When asked last spring if she'd had surgery, she told The Associated Press: "Maybe ? who knows!" Though she's been seen recently with Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz, Simpson has a soft spot for surfer dudes. "It's really hard for me to like Hollywood-type guys," she says. "I like guys who are relaxed and chill and who think I'm sexy no matter what I do. And I like guys who are into surfing. They're cute and seem more laid-back, and I'm a pretty laid-back person." Simpson, who is working on her third album, says she has matured both as a person and an artist. "I'm in a stronger place now," she says. "I'm coming into my womanhood, and it's changing my music." |
Aerogramme split up Scottish rockers Aereogramme have split up, citing "the never-ending financial struggle coupled with an almost superhuman ability to dodge the zeitgeist" as their reasons. The band, signed to Glasgow's influential Chemikal Underground label (sometime home of Mogwai and The Delgados), had only just returned to the public eye in January of this year after a four-year absence with their fourth album 'My Heart Has A Wish That You Would Not Go', which received largely positive reviews. In a statement posted on their MySpace site last Friday (May 9), the band said: "It is with heavy hearts that we tell you all that Aereogramme have decided to split up. Reasons are multiple and complex. It is however fair to say that the never-ending financial struggle coupled with an almost superhuman ability to dodge the zeitgeist have taken their toll, ensuring that we just don't have any fight left in us. We are immensely proud of the four albums that we made over the past seven years. We hope that they continue to grow in your hearts. We plan to honour and celebrate the beautiful friendships we have made along the way with (our) final shows over the summer. "We would like you all to consider our headline show at the QMU in Glasgow to be our farewell UK show and to view the Connect Festival in Inverary as a damn fine opportunity for everyone to see The Jesus And Mary Chain. Finally we want to thank you all for listening to our music and coming to our shows over the years. You have given us a glimpse of something truly special. Aereogramme. x." Aereogramme's final shows are: Aberdeen Music Hall (May 30) Edinburgh Potterow (31) Glasgow Barrowlands (June 1) Glasgow QMU (16) Scheesel Hurricane Festival (23) Neuhausen Southside Festival (24) Grossefehn Omas Teich Festival (July 27) Inverary Connect Festival (August 31) |
Led Zeppelin reunion: promoter vows to take on touts The organiser of the Led Zeppelin reunion gig has spoken out about tackling the touts trying to sell ticket-buying passwords online. Some fans who were successful in the recent ballot to buy tickets for the gig have started selling their ticket-buying access in online auctions today (October 2), but Harvey Goldsmith explained to NME.COM how he would be tackling the touts head on. He said: "The selection process took place on Monday (October 1) and people were notified. The unscrupulous ones put (the codes) up on eBay and wherever they can. "The issue is as follows - unless the name of the person who was successful in the random ballot and their pass-code number and their photo ID match they aren't going to get in. It's as simple as that. So I want people to know lest their upset and disappointed." Goldsmith said that the root of the problem has yet to be addressed. He said: "So long as eBay continue to allow this to take place it will continue to happen. The whole industry wants eBay to take 'ticket' off their inventory, but they won't." Check out the full story of Led Zeppelin's reunion on NME.COM. Now find out what made Led Zeppelin reform. |
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