Hey, hi, howdy, kiddios. Hope your week has been smooth sailing so far. Don't forget to join Mark for Saturday Night Karaoke this week as we rush headlong towards the holidays.
Speaking of... I say this pretty much every year, but... what the fuck? Can everyone just fucking wait until Thanksgiving dinner is over before bombarding everyone with Christmas? Commercials, mainly.
And if your company/store/whatever's been advertising Christmas sales since before Halloween, fuck the hell off.
Overnight Nielsen ratings show that ABC's broadcast of the CMA Awards last night saw an audience growth of nearly 2 million viewers over last year.
The numbers show that 14.3 million viewers tuned in for last nights' show- including a 10% improvement among adults 18-49.
Capital FM's Jingle Bell Ball lineup is set, with Taylor Swift headlining the event. Swift's spot was announced early this week, while Ed Sheeran was the last artist unveiled.
Sheeran told Roman Kemp that he "always love playing Capital’s Jingle Bell Ball. Playing a multi-artist show like that, you just get to meet so many cool people that you would never have met otherwise, and Capital always put on a great production."
The full lineup for the two-day show at London's O2 Arena next month:
December 9: Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, Liam Payne, Sigala, the Script, the Chainsmokers, Louisa Johnson, Stefflon Don, Mabel, James Hype and Matt Terry.
December 10: Sam Smith, Rita Ora, Craig David, Dua Lipa, Niall Horan, Jonas Blue, James Arthur, Jax Jones, Yungen, Major Lazer and Anne-Marie.
Bono says he's "extremely distressed" over reports that he used a Malta-based company to avoid taxes on his investment in a Lithuanian shopping center.
The "Paradise Papers" show that the singer was a direct investor in the Maltese company Nude Estates, which purchased the shopping center before transferring ownership to Nude Estates 1, a company based in Guernsey, which does not impose tax on company profits.
In a statement released today, Bono said he would be "extremely distressed if even as a passive minority investor… anything less than exemplary was done with my name anywhere near it. I take this stuff very seriously. I have campaigned for the beneficial ownership of offshore companies to be made transparent. Indeed this is why my name is on documents rather than in a trust."
Birthdays today include: Nick Lachey of 98 Degrees (44); Corin Lisa Tucker of Sleater-Kinney (45); Susan Tedeschi of the Tedeschi Trucks Band (47); Scarface (48); Roxanne Shanté (48); Pepa of Salt-N-Pepa (48); Dee Plakas of L7 (57); Joe Bouchard of Blue Oyster Cult (69). #MusicalBirthdays
Capital FM's Jingle Bell Ball lineup is set, with Taylor Swift headlining the event. Swift's spot was announced early this week, while Ed Sheeran was the last artist unveiled.
Sheeran told Roman Kemp that he "always love playing Capital’s Jingle Bell Ball. Playing a multi-artist show like that, you just get to meet so many cool people that you would never have met otherwise, and Capital always put on a great production."
The full lineup for the two-day show at London's O2 Arena next month:
December 9: Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, Liam Payne, Sigala, the Script, the Chainsmokers, Louisa Johnson, Stefflon Don, Mabel, James Hype and Matt Terry.
December 10: Sam Smith, Rita Ora, Craig David, Dua Lipa, Niall Horan, Jonas Blue, James Arthur, Jax Jones, Yungen, Major Lazer and Anne-Marie.
Bono says he's "extremely distressed" over reports that he used a Malta-based company to avoid taxes on his investment in a Lithuanian shopping center.
The "Paradise Papers" show that the singer was a direct investor in the Maltese company Nude Estates, which purchased the shopping center before transferring ownership to Nude Estates 1, a company based in Guernsey, which does not impose tax on company profits.
In a statement released today, Bono said he would be "extremely distressed if even as a passive minority investor… anything less than exemplary was done with my name anywhere near it. I take this stuff very seriously. I have campaigned for the beneficial ownership of offshore companies to be made transparent. Indeed this is why my name is on documents rather than in a trust."
Birthdays today include: Nick Lachey of 98 Degrees (44); Corin Lisa Tucker of Sleater-Kinney (45); Susan Tedeschi of the Tedeschi Trucks Band (47); Scarface (48); Roxanne Shanté (48); Pepa of Salt-N-Pepa (48); Dee Plakas of L7 (57); Joe Bouchard of Blue Oyster Cult (69). #MusicalBirthdays
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