National Treasure - Actress Coppola Expecting Her Own Little Treasure

NATIONAL TREASURE: BOOK OF SECRETS star ALICIA COPPOLA is pregnant with her second child.

The actress, who turned 40 in April (08),, is expecting another daughter with husband Anthony Michael Jones in November (08).

The couple's first child, Mila Roselena, was born in 2002.

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Liv may want hubby back

Five weeks after announcing her separation from rocker Royston Langdon, actress Liv Tyler is having second thoughts, starmagazine.com reports.

Tyler �is desperately sad and thinks she may have made the mistake of a lifetime,� says a source. �She now feels that no matter how bad it was, they can still make it work.�

After hearing from pals like actress Gwyneth Paltrow that marriage requires hard work, Liv, 30, has tried to reach out to the Langdon, 36, to see if they can patch things up. So far, no luck.

The couple, who wed in 2003, have a son, Milo, 3.

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Mixed weather predicted for Download and Isle Of Wight festivals

With the Isle Of Wight and Download festivals taking place this weekend (June 13-15), the message at both sites is that fans should take waterproofs.

BBC Weather has been predicting rain on all three days both on the Isle Of Wight and at Download's Donington site, although optimistically they suggested there should be a few sunny intervals over the weekend.

Met Check, though, is slightly more optimistic. For the Isle Of Wight they are predicting a cloudy outlook, but suggest it will stay dry.

For Download, they predict rain for the opening two days but things should warm up and stay dry on Sunday (15).

Keep up with this weekend's (June 13-15) festival action as it happens on NME.COM. For news, pictures and blogs keep checking the NME.COM's Isle Of Wight Festival page and NME.COM's Download Festival page for live coverage from both sites.

Fascinating Fact 5413

Legendary music awards The Grammys is opening its own museum. The venue will open in Los Angeles in 6 December (08) with a weeklong celebration of the history of music.

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Ton Koopman and Tini Mathot

   
Artist: Ton Koopman and Tini Mathot

   Genre(s): 
Classical
   

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 Fuga a 3 Soggetti BWV 1080-19

   Year: 1994   
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Spacey slams BBC talent searches

From First To Last

   
Artist: From First To Last

   Genre(s): 
Alternative
   ROck: Alternative
   Hardcore
   

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 Heroine

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 11


   
 Music On The Brain, vol. 1

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 1


   
 [2003] Aesthetic (EP)

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 8


   
 From First To Last - Aesthetic

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 8

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Based in Los Angeles (by way of Florida), From First to Last formed in 2002 with guitarists Travis Richter and Matt Good. With a rotating lineup early on, the post-hardcore/screamo outfit released the EP Aesthetic on New York-based Four Leaf Recordings in June 2003 ahead sign language with Epitaph by the closing of the year. After the loss of their original vocaliser, Phillip Reardon, 15-year-old Sonny Moore coupled on as tether vocaliser during the recording of the band's debut full-length. Written in deuce weeks, the radical was rounded out on the album -- 2004's Devout Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Bodycount -- with drummer Derek Bloom and bassist Jon Weisberger. Tour dates with Story of the Year, Bad Religion, Halifax, and Emanuel, among many others, followed in front work began on their 2006 review. They parted shipway with Weisberger shortly ahead entering the studio, so producer Ross Robinson (Glassjaw, Slipknot) called upon friend Wes Borland (of Limp Bizkit and Bigdumbface celebrity) to fill in for the guys on sea bass (he later as well played some shows with them). The more than suppurate and ambitious Heroine was issued in March 2006 to positive reviews, and the band supported its entry into the Top 40 on the route with Fall Out Boy, the All-American Rejects, and Hawthorne Heights. From First to Last jumped up to the big league soon after, inking a conduct with Capitol that April. Though impulse continued to build, the ride to the top was not without its bumps. In peculiar, Moore struggled with vocal problems that finally resulted in meek operating theatre and From First to Last beingness constrained to drop cancelled various shows and festivals, including the 2006 Warped Tour and a fall support run with Atreyu. As work began on fresh material, Moore parted ways with the group in early 2007 to centralize on solo act upon, and guitarist Matt Good took over tip vocal duties. Around the same time, From First to Last's deal with Capitol also fizzled. But the guys (at once with fresh bassist Matt Manning for good on board) were determined and pressed on with plans to record and acquittance their next album themselves.

Kylie tells Britney to "reach out" for help

Pop singer Kylie Minogue has advised troubled star Britney Spears to "reach out" for whatever help she needs.
Speaking to The Sun, Australian singer Minogue said: "Who knows what is going on in her life? Britney isn't that young anymore. I think she will still come back but it's like she's taken an extended holiday."
She continued: "Whatever help she needs, she should reach out and get it. I wish someone would write a manual about fame because it's not easy."
The singer also said: "I'm always loath to say that because there are a lot more difficulties out there that people deal with every day - but when fame is handed to you, it is unique."
She added: "It's not to the same extreme, but I can remember having a mini-meltdown myself - and unless you've got good people around to support you, you've got a problem."