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Singer Carly Simon is suing Starbucks Corp., saying the coffee company's now-defunct music venture didn't adequately promote her 2008 album, dooming the record before it was even released.
Carly Simon didn't find it easy reading "Girls Like Us," the nonfiction best-seller which interweaves her life story with those of fellow singer-songwriters Joni Mitchell and Carole King.
Carly Simon was worried about preserving her voice as she rehearsed for her first public performance of tunes from her new CD, but she couldn't restrain herself as she got swept away singing the sexy title song, "This Kind of Love."
Carly Simon has more than a passing interest in this season's "American Idol" and leaves no mystery about who's her favorite remaining finalist — Brooke White.
Instead of Retiring, Carly Simon Is Suing Her Label She had signed with Hear Music, the Starbucks label that had made a hit of Paul McCartney's "Memory Almost Full." But five days before her album's release, Starbucks scaled back its involvement in the music business and, Ms.
BBC Monitor: 10 things we didn't know last weekSnippets from the week's news, sliced, diced and processed for your convenience. 1. Gay people in China used to be prosecuted under "hooliganism" laws. More details 2. Canada used to border Zimbabwe. More details 3. Carly Simon had a stutter. More details
Rock Hall of ShameThe ailing Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation puts on its show Monday night with John Mellencamp performing and Madonna preening in the audience as a rare non-performing inductee.
I discovered Queen of the Oddballs and Other True Stories from a Life Unaccording to Plan as an Amazon recommendation.
So I'm reading an article today on Newsvine regarding men's opinion on what their girliest habit is. I'm intrigued, yet already aggravated about the comments I'm going to get from "friends" as they attempt to identify my own habits.
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