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Adnan Sami designing a mega international album:
Singer-composer Adnan Sami is planning a new album that would feature a big international star.
'It's a project I am very excited about, an album of world music. We are talking to an international star to partner in the album,' said Sami, from Pakistan, raised in Britain and now settled in Mumbai.
He however, refused to say which star he was negotiating with.
In Bollywood, Sami's new playback projects are director Ram Gopal Varma's Naach and Madhur Bhandarkar's Page Three. The new film that he has composed music for is Lucky, starring Salman Khan.
Sami started to learn the piano at five. It was during a recording in Stockholm that Sami's ultra-fast piano fingers were noticed. Since then, Sami has often been called the fastest keyboard player in the world and the US magazine Keyboard described him as the 'Keyboard discovery of the 90s'.
J-Lo expecting
Jennifer Lopez is reported to be expecting her first child. According to The Sun the star was spotted recently strolling at the Caribbean beach.
An onlooker on St Barts said: 'She's really glowing and certainly has a little bit of something around her waist.''
J-Lo's marriage to husband number three, Marc Anthony, in June led to rumours that she was expecting.
The star has made no secret she wants children
but has complained she has never found the time.
She split from Ben Affleck last year after calling off their wedding.
Jo-Lo's previous husbands were dancer Cris Judd and waiter Ojani Noa.x
Bono says he could have been a speech writer
Bono says if he wasn't a rock star he probably would have made a living as a speech writer for causes he believes in. And he admits that he doesn't think some of his lyrics are very good.
The 44-year-old U2 frontman told the Los Angeles Times that when he now listens to Bad which the band sung at Live Aid in 1985 he isn't impressed with the lyrics and doesn't think their 1987 hit
Where The Streets Have No Name rhymes very well.
He says, 'When I look at our first 10 years, I just hear unfinished work, lyrics we never finished because we ran out of studio time. I hear Bad and see what's not there. I just see a list of failures.'
.'Feelings are stronger than ideas or words in a song. You can have 1,000 ideas, but unless you capture an emotion, it's an essay. 'I'm always writing speeches or articles for causes I believe in. That's probably what I would have done if I wasn't in music, but that's not song writing,' he said.
Source: Internet