Taylor Swift, Kanye West's new music debut at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards, and Lady Gaga announces "Born This Way" as new album title; Steve Harvey's "Family Feud"; Claude Chabrol dies; Garth Brooks's song Becomes a movie ...
Kanye, Gaga, Taylor And The VMAs: Last night's 2010 MTV Video Music Awards Offered up fans a preview of new music by some top artists. Taylor Swift debuted a new song from her coming album "Speak Now." Kanye West Performed a song That closed the show That contained a few lyrics That are a little too dirty for us Thurs write in the blog. And Lady Gaga, Ken Took home eight awards, Gave her "Little Monsters" a treat by announcing the name of her coming album. While wearing an outfit made of meat, the singer announced her coming release will be titled "Born This Way." The singer then Belted out a few seconds of a new tune while Receiving an award from Cher. [Speakeasy]
Steve Harvey's "Family Feud": Comedian Steve Harvey has Been named the new host of "Family Feud." The comic will make at his debut on Monday on the 34-year-old syndicated game show. [AP]
Garth Brooks's Song Becomes a Film: A three-minute song written by Garth Brooks will Become a two hour movie. The song "Unanswered Prayers," one of the country star's most popular tunes, has inspired a Lifetime feature. The film starring Samantha Mathis and Eric Close will Premiere in November. [THR]
Claude Chabrol Dies: The French New Wave director and proponent Claude Chabrol is at last Sunday at the age of 80 The Helmer of over 70 films and TV productions, Chabrol first burst on the film scene at his 1958 debut with "Le Beau Serge" and Became best know for films like 1968's "Les Biches" and 1970's "The Butcher." [AP]
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