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Today, the electrician will install the lighted message board which will run the length of the Commons, as well as an electronic billboard on the back wall...
Just when it seemed safe to turn on the radio again, ENRIQUE IGLESIAS, son of Julio, has released an album. In its second week on Billboard's Latin charts, the single Si Tu Te Vas is at No. 6, while the elder Iglesias' latest tune languishes at 17. Father and son share a certain musk-scented vocal quality, it's true, but Julio knew nothing of Enrique's interest in music until Enrique got a three-album deal with Fonovisa. "He was kind of shocked," says Iglesias Jr. Non-Latin lovers, despair not: he hopes to make an English album...
...Beverly Hills, 90210 topped 500,000. But a 90210 sequel last year did poorly, as did a 1993 Melrose Place CD, despite the show's huge following. The Friends CD so far looks like one of the winners. The album debuted at No. 46 on the Billboard charts earlier this month, and in its first weeks, record stores were ordering new shipments faster than CDs from such hot acts as Green Day and Alanis Morrisette...
...first sighed in the '60s in a voice marinated in smoke and sophistication--a suggestion so appealing to New York insomniacs that the "Nightbird" became one of the first women in the country to work as a rock 'n' roll deejay. She was also the first female recipient of Billboard's "FM Personality of the Year" and an inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame...
...sequel to the Golden Age of movie music is upon us, and it can't be found on the Billboard charts. Not since the heyday of Steiner and Hermann have there been as many brilliant young composers working in movies. Consider these recent offerings: James Horner's glorious, Celtic-twilight-tinged music for Braveheart, along with his otherworldly harmonies for Apollo 13; Elliot Goldenthal's dashing romp through Batman Forever; Michael Kamen's lounge-lizard gloss on the great Latin lover Don Juan de Marco; and James Newton Howard's swashbuckling music for the otherwise waterlogged epic Waterworld. Together with...