90% of all journalism is either paraphrasing celebs' PR releases or acting as a propaganda machine for the government.Imagine spending all that time and money to study journalism only to end up rehashing some nobodies Instagram posts for the DM
Love thisThere's a brilliant Twitter account called Second Mentions where they post examples from articles. It's when writers don't want to use the person's name again in the same paragraph so they have to refer to them in a convoluted descriptive way, often with a touch of shade thrown in. The knobbly monsters account is good too.
ETA: sorry @Eureka, think I quoted the wrong post
The latter is basically the same as the former, just with the PR releases coming from different people.
Espescally as they have been rumours that Orlando is not the biological Father of his kid with Miranda.
Yeah but the problem might be finding writers who give her so many hits. Plenty of solo acts started with two big selling albums then went downhill and more so with female solo acts (Dido and Duffy two examples).
I'm reminded also of Avril Lavigne's second album, which was credited mostly to her and Evan Taubenfeld, compared to her first album which had a lot of other writers involved. Personally thought it was better, but I dont think critics or sales figures agree with me
Her songs are generic. It really won't be an issue. She's one of a handful of acts who sell albums so even having an album track (i.e. not a single) will bring the writer about £15000/£20000 depending on amount of writers.
Duffy says she was abducted and raped and took a decade to get over the experience, that's a slightly different reason for not releasing music after her second album.
I loved every song off the first two albums Avril did. They could have all been released as a single with absolute no filler and she was selling out stadiums. Then she went all pop and now she does far smaller venues and her stuff doesn't sell the same.I'm reminded also of Avril Lavigne's second album, which was credited mostly to her and Evan Taubenfeld, compared to her first album which had a lot of other writers involved. Personally thought it was better, but I dont think critics or sales figures agree with me
And, specifically regarding Dido, Safe Trip Home was actually a really good album, although I do wonder if people were kind of fed up of her by that point.
I found a lot of Let Go a bit immature, I guess, even at the time (I would have been 15/16, I'm about 18 months younger than Avril). I preferred the less "pop" sound of Under My Skin, I suppose. There's also one or two songs from Best Damn Thing which are okay too, and one or two since (eg her cover of Knockin' on Heaven's Door), but for the most part after that I can leave her music. She's still beautiful though
I wouldn’t take offence - it’s quite a nice way to reveal something obviously based on her job. Much prefer that than the oh so boringpictures of scans etc!
not necessarily, there is an article about this on the BBC, really shocking how exploitive it isBlind Items Revealed #1
April 5, 2021 This foreign born A+ list singer gave the middle finger to all of her songwriters. She said she will find new writers who will...www.crazydaysandnights.net
I hope she doesn't ruin her career. I thought her second album with the 80s sound was better than her first. It will be interesting to hear new music when her third album is ready.
I thought the same, it was maybe the only 9 letter pregnancy-related word she could get! (But pregnancy has 9 letters...)
