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Album: Shopgirl- Meeting Mirabelle
- The Magic Of Mirabelle
- Little Lonely Star
- Where Is His Number
- Coitus Interruptus - Silent Aftermath
- Leapfrogs Inspiration
- New Awakening
- The Fairytale Begins
- Im From Vermont - Big Magic
- La Ronde #1 - The Dance Begins
- La Ronde #2 - The Dance Develops
- Mirabelle Falls In Love
- La Ronde #3 - The Dance Of Three Lovers
- Stately Romance
- Lonely Mirabelle
- Recovering
- A Broken Trust
- Mirabelles Story
- La Ronde #4 - The Frog Becomes A Prince
- Forgiving Ray
- Breaking Up
- Mirabelle Grows Up
- Shopgirl - Main Titles
News
The Rolling Stones avoid smoking fineThe Rolling Stones avoided a smoking fine last night (August 21) when they played London's O2 Arena - even though two of them lit up during the gig.
Both Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood had cigarettes while the rock veterans performed. But Greenwich Council said is was satisfied the incident was a one-off.
The maximum fine for a venue that allows people to break the band, which came into force on July 1, is ?2,500.
A spokeswoman for the O2 said: "A band member appeared to have a cigarette, however it was extinguished almost faster than the message to put it out got to stage.
"We are sure it was an oversight and are grateful for their co- operation. Along with the rest of the county, we take the smoking ban seriously."
A spokesman for Greenwich Council said: "We have received no complaints from members of the public. We have reminded the O2 of their obligation to enforce the smoking legislation."
Richards was in trouble for smoking on stage in Scotland's Hampden Park last year.
He escaped a fine after Glasgow City Council revealed the venue's stage was not covered by the Scottish smoking ban, which came into force in March 2006, reports BBC News. Kanye West reacts to fallout over homophobia comments
Kanye West have spoken out about the reaction he received after speaking out against homophobia.
West, who went to Number One with single [B]'Stronger'[/B] last night (August 19), was quoted as calling rap too homophobic.
Speaking about the reaction he got for that statement, he explained: "Speaking out against hip-hop homophobia, some people were like 'Oh, Kanye must be gay! Look at the way he's dressing! And why would he speak about it? He's a gay rapper'," he notes. "And my whole point is, I wouldn't have spoke on that if I was gay or if I was in the closet. I would have stayed so far away from it.
"And I'm still homophobic myself to certain extent... You know, I wouldn't go to a gay parade and feel comfortable. I wouldn't ever to a gay club or something and just be chillin' and grab a drink.
"It's being in the entertainment world, I meet so many different gay people who are actually nice people. Where I came from, Chicago, being black and being a hip-hop artist, we used to really disrespect gay people. And the thing is, we can't get close to them with a 10-foot pole. And I realised, 'Wow, how ignorant has this been?'"
Speaking about his famous post-Hurricane Katrina outburst live on US television ("George Bush doesn't care about black people,") he told Manchester Evening News: "I guess people are keeping it a little bit more real now.
"At the time, that's what I had to do. It's almost a character flaw in me to be emotional and honest like that. Sometimes it works out; sometimes it can backfire on you."