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By AskMen.com Staff
Entertainment Correspondents - Every Monday
Weekly Top Fives
TOP MOVIES
As of September 3rd, 2006
Rank Movie Box Office
1
Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby $23,000,000
2
Step Up $21,100,000
3
World Trade Center $19,000,000
4
Barnyard: The Original Party Animals $10,100,000
5
Pulse $8,460,000
TOP TV SHOWS
As of September 3rd, 2006
Rank TV Show Network
1
CSI - Miami CBS
2
Without A Trace CBS
3
CSI CBS
4
NFL Preseason NBC
5
Two And A Half Men CBS
TOP SONGS
As of September 3rd, 2006
Rank Song Artist
1
London Bridge Fergie
2
Crazy Gnarls Barkley
3
Promiscuous Nelly Furtado Featuring Timbaland
4
Me & U Cassie
5
Buttons The Pussycat Dolls Featuring Snoop Dogg
TV Picks
Late Show with David Letterman
David Letterman, Credit: CBS
Monday
- Samuel L. Jackson
- Gnarls Barkley
Tuesday
- Hilary Duff
- Dirty Pretty Things
Wednesday
- Jessica Biel
- Christina Aguilera
Thursday
- Fatboy Slim
- TBA
Friday
- Edward Norton
- Greg Fitzsimmons
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
Jay Leno, Credit: NBC
Monday
- Will Ferrell
- Everclear
Tuesday
- John C. Reilly
- Pharrell
Wednesday
- Owen Wilson
- Chris Isaak
Thursday
- Kate Hudson
- Soul Asylum
Friday
- Wanda Sykes
- The Fray
New Albums
Beyonce - Credit: Sony Music
B'day
by Beyonce
September 5th, 2006
Comparing Beyonce to other pop stars such as Britney Spears and Jessica Simpson is like contrasting silk with styrofoam: Whereas the first object is appealing to all your senses, the latter is a type of chemical compound that makes some of the most unappealing sounds you've ever heard.
Back with the follow-up to her mega-selling Crazy in Love, B'day shows Beyonce continuing to do what she does best: Taking elements from the worlds of rap, R&B and soul, and using them to push pop music to where she wants it to go. And just like her previous album, B'day costars Beyonce's hip-hop counterpart/boyfriend Jay-Z on tracks like hit-single "Déjà vu" and "Upgrade U." Ultimately, this is a record that will be competing with Furtado's Loose for pop album of the year.
Revelations
by Audioslave
September 5th, 2006
Honestly, the first Audioslave record sucked. Essentially, it sounded like a teenager that had gotten a hold of some D-grade Rage riffs and threw some unused Chris Cornell vocal tracks over them (read: It didn't sound like a band). Given this massive disappointment, Out of Exile (Audioslave's last record) shocked everyone by proving that the group's members were capable of leaving their old bands behind and becoming a cohesive and unique unit. Back now with their third record since forming just a few short years ago, Revelations sees the band members distancing themselves even more from their previous work (if the '60s-inspired first single "Original Fire" is anything to go by). On the whole, a record by men mature enough to rock out properly.
New DVDs
Lost - The Complete Second Season Credit: Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Lost - The Complete Second Season
September 5th, 2006
Matthew Fox, Emilie de Ravin, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje. When it comes to soap operas, the female gender seems perfectly content watching socialites sleep around and, if necessary, come back from the dead. Men also enjoy observing women sleep around in real life, but can't stand wasting precious hours watching it on TV. And herein lies the genius of Lost: Not only does the show change the setting of a soap opera from California to a mysterious island in the South Pacific, but it manages to juggle a mind-boggling amount of interesting story lines that have nothing to do with illegitimate children (well, one of them does).
Though some hardcore fans have accused the show's producers of hitting a sophomore slump, the second season of Lost was still far and away one of the best series to have graced television sets in 2005. Now available on DVD, the latest box set of Lost has a plethora of bonuses for fans. Most notable among these extras are a series of unaired flashbacks, an interactive program setting the plot points up for season three, a featurette of conspiracy theories surrounding the show, and "Fire and Water," a look at what it takes to put an episode of Lost together.
United 93
September 5th, 2006
Christian Clemenson, Trish Gates, Polly Adams. It could be argued that the best way to honor heroes isn't to glorify their characters or transform their accomplishments into legend, but instead to present them and their actions as realistically as possible. This was the approach taken by director Paul Greengrass in his cinematic recreation of the fatal trip of flight United 93. Now available for home viewing, this DVD release of the first film to have taken on 9/11 is equipped with a series of extras based around the events that inspired the film, including commentary by the director, a featurette on the families of the passengers and memorial pages for the heroes on the plane.
New Books
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars - Credit: EnemyTerritory.com
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars
by id Software
September 5th, 2006
Throughout the gaming world there is one way to make an intergalactic war personal: Get Earth involved. Enemy Territory: Quake Wars is the latest title to ramp up gameplay by making our home planet the battleground. Specifically, Territory has players battle for custody of the planet as either the Earth Defense Force (EDF) or the invading alien Strogg armies. To get their war on, gamers have at their disposal more than 40 vehicles, offensive structures and defense systems, such as alien walkers, helicopters and anti-gravity ships. But while the weapons themselves seem to connote the game is centered around brute force, gamers must employ large-scale strategies in order to ensure victory.
New Books
Black Sabbath: Doom Let Loose: An Illustrated History - Credit: ECW Press
Black Sabbath: Doom Let Loose: An Illustrated History
by Martin Popoff
In bookstores now
If you're a fan of Black Sabbath, you probably have a strong personal connection to much of the band's work as well as your own conscious and unconscious ideas about the meaning and inspiration behind their records. If you want to retain these subjective impressions of Sabbath's work, stay at least 100 yards away from Doom Let Loose, an exhaustive chronicle of the band's 37-year history by respected metal authority Martin Popoff. From the band's start as a pseudo-Zeppelin rip-off to the troubled days before Ozzy returned in the mid-1990s, Loose doesn't miss a note, ego trip or overdose from the history of one rock's milestone groups. On the whole, a worthy addition to Popoff's already exhaustive coverage of the musical black sheep known as heavy metal.
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Thursday. 9.7.06 11:26 pm
Next week, Beyonce's second entry, B'Day, is expected to debut at No. 1 with 600,000 units. Is the album really worthy of all the hype? Dig in for one person's opinion on B'Day
1. "Deja Vu" (featuring Jay-Z): You've already heard this. Whatever Bey was aiming for on this track must have worked, because it's the No.1 song in the country as we speak.
2. "Get Me Bodied": There's an intricate pull-and-push vibe here: Swizz Beatz works a feral, snake-charmer beat, while B's vocals are spritzing away without stretching too much. Why this "certified banger" isn't a single is anyone's guess.
3. "Suga Mama" : Again, tug-and-tuck; Beyonce's soothing voice swiftly complements the funky beat on this one. Definitely a sure-shot.
4. "Upgrade U" (featuring Jay-Z): The main problem here is Jay. I understand that he's trying to reinvent his flow or something, but this won't get bitten because of how weird it sounds. The beat is undeniably bonkers, though.
5. "Ring the Alarm": Bey gets credit for attempting something new, but let's leave the screaming to the professionals Kelis. Besides, I find her reason for screaming slightly disturbing: "She gon' be rocking Chinchilla coats if I let you go...She gon' take everything I own if I let you go" What a good way to re-affirm widespread stereotypical views of Black women.
6. "Kitty Kat": Some quirky goop thing going on here over what sounds like ProTools on default. As for the half-assed rap, Bey said it best herself: "I'm not feelin' this."
7. "Freekum Dress" : This feisty, fun romp is a welcome departure from the status quo. Plus, any song that tells the ladies to wear skimpy clothes for their men works for me.
8. "Green Light": This song isn't terrible, but it treads on familiar territory. Even the beat sounds like a regurgitation of an old Neptunes production... until the trumpets arrive right before the three-minute mark.
9. "Irreplaceable": A madly enjoyable jawn courtesy of Stargate -- the guys behind Ne-Yo's "So Sick." Beyonce tells her man to "get gone" without getting sappy at all. One of my favorites on the album.
10."Resentment" At just under five minutes, "Resentment" is the longest track on the album. A tediously elongated vocal exercise.
Beyonce has definitely come of age. Essentially, B'Day is a leap forward in her musical direction; for the most part, she sounds like a woman liberated. While there are definitely some missteps on B'Day -- like the two mediocre singles -- the album's best cuts are strong enough to keep your rewind button fully employed.
Rating: 4/5
Posted by SOHH Rizoh at September 7, 2006 04:22 AM
Comments
very nice review
Posted by: Chaze at September 7, 2006 05:42 AM
whoa, man! over a half mill in one week...aint no otha females doin dat - da girl is awesome
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Posted by: Miss Money at September 7, 2006 06:31 AM
this is not the greatest album ever made but it was $13 well spent for me.i cant get enough of "upgrade u".
Posted by: piggy bank at September 7, 2006 06:54 AM
There is somethin about Beyonce when i look at her now, she just doesnt seem like a cool person. Maybe its just me, but when i look into her eyes now i see this weird coldness that i didnt see before when she first came into the game, but like i said maybe its just me. Im not gonna lie i dont buy female R&B albums, so really i could care less about how well her album does or even how good it is really. I will say that one track she had though called Dangerously In Love was one of the most beautiful songs i have ever heard. I dont want to be considered a hater it is what it is. Her C.D. has 10 tracks though??? Has it ever occured to anyone that she might have put out this album just to spite LaToya? I mean she is Beyonce, she can do whatever she wants, but i mean damn, did anybody hear about her workin on this album before it came out? Just a thought.
Posted by: texas_swang_harder at September 7, 2006 07:10 AM
Bey album is Hot. Not as bangin as the first but def worth the 13. She tried some new stuff and i applaud her for it because its different for her. if you dont try new things this industry will use you they dismiss you. Plus she's sexy as hell
Posted by: Urban legend at September 7, 2006 07:38 AM
Somebody tell me ring the alarm aint about Jay and Rihanna...
aside from that i love the song..havent heard upgrade u..some one link son up.
3/5
Posted by: defmatic at September 7, 2006 07:39 AM
this is not the greatest album ever made but it was $13 well spent for me.i cant get enough of "upgrade u".
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Posted by: money maker legal at September 7, 2006 08:06 AM
The album is Ok...it's not bragable....Mediocore at best....I was waiting for Keyshia's Album more than B's..
Posted by: Duke From Queens at September 7, 2006 08:06 AM
@defmatic,that was just a rumor!it came from the most unreliable source in cyberspace,MEDIATAKEOUT!they are very notorious for coming/making up false rumors.they are the very same ppl who said that the album is being pushed back by beyonce's dad etc.
Posted by: fab at September 7, 2006 08:15 AM
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Posted by: fab at September 7, 2006 08:18 AM
The album is hot and hopefully she will drop Upgrade U as a single!!! DeJa Vu is number for three weeks as we speak!!!
Posted by: 22nd blood at September 7, 2006 08:19 AM
Album was piff yo and thats wussup only like 2 records i aint really feelin imma have to put greenlight on muh myspace cuz i already have kitty kat and i wish she had more records on the album i even got the DVD and thats not what i do unless its 50 cent i love B...Hot Record Hot
Posted by: Infamous LB at September 7, 2006 08:20 AM
This album just came out on tuesday so it hasn't reached 600,000 units yet I don't think and if it has...then good luck to her....!!!
"Ring The Alarm": is about Rihanna & Jay-Z...you know, this whole album is about how much beyonce's in-love with Jay and all he talks about is how he's fuckin' her.....oh, well!!!
Anyway, I have never heard Jay say that he was -in-love with beyonce, I only her beyonce talk about how much she love s him.....!
I'll rate this album 3/5...
I'm waiting on Jante's album to drop...!
Posted by: barbaraa.jackson at September 7, 2006 08:26 AM
DIS WAS DA WORST CD DAT HAS CAME OUT DIS YEAR DA ONLY REASON WHY SHE SELLING LIKE DAT IS BECAUSE OF WHO SHE ARE. SHE COULD HAVE DONE VERY MUCH BETTER. ITS NOT A R&B ALBLUM IT HAS NO SLOW SONGS. IT HAS A MORE A HIP-HOP FEELING TO IT. I WASNT PLEASE WITH THIS ONE SHE SHOULD HAVE PUT A LOT MORE EFFORT INTO THIS PROJECT. SHE FROM DA SOUTH SO ITS ALL GOOD BUT THIS ALBLUM SUCKS. SHE STOP MAKIN DESE MOVIES IN PUT MORE EFFECT INTO HER MUZIK.
Posted by: BEEDA1 at September 7, 2006 08:31 AM
i love "ugrade u" and "kittykat". even if u dont like her music u cant deny that the girl is definetly in her own lane. she deserves all the success she gets.
Posted by: brie at September 7, 2006 08:35 AM
@ barbaraa
Jay cant say he in love, ole G's dont do that. But Common said "we don't know how till we older men". he aint been doin her dirty so i'll asume he does.
I aint buy this cd yet cause, out of 4 the the songs i heard, one was "freak em dress" and that shit gave me a headqche, all of them are in the same uptempo catagory. On her last cd, 2 songs i enjoyed the most were "me, myself and i"(u should here it chopped and screwed, makes it 10Xs hotter) and "dangerously in love". I'ma need her to slow it down next time if she gonna want me to cop it on openning day.
Posted by: sizzle at September 7, 2006 08:37 AM
people are so hard to please.....we conplain about how her last cd was full of ballads and now we complain that her new cd is up tempo. now matter what she does someone will be disappointed. beyonce has an inner peace that most of us wish we had, as long as she is content with herself then she dont have to worry about opinions
Posted by: trinise at September 7, 2006 08:48 AM
i fuckin love her 1st record and i like this one as well...her first album "Yes" "speechless" "How You Like" "Signs" "Me Myself And I" "Dangerously In Love" "Baby Boy" all them songs were the shit! i wish she had ballads a lot more on this album but i still enjoy it none the less
Posted by: Infamous LB at September 7, 2006 08:55 AM
I agree with u Trinise. Kudos to u. I'm a ballad person myself but i can appreciate this more aggressive sound and I appreciate that its only 10 songs instead of a whole bunch of fillers. I think she shows more of her personality on this album not saying that it's about her personal life but u def get to see her sense of humor on tracks like 'sugar mama' and her playful side on 'Kitty Kat'. But I love the passion she sings with on 'Resentment'. You would swear she's going through this right now. I definitely feel this is an album for the ladies. I think women can all relate at some point or at some level on this album. I give this album 4.5/5.
Posted by: Tas at September 7, 2006 09:06 AM
Posted by: barbaraa.jackson at September 7, 2006 08:26 AM
Im with you, Im waiting for Johnta too. FYI, its been pushed back to 12/26.
Posted by: Dig at September 7, 2006 09:10 AM
I'm sorry, but am I in the blog-room with the same people that have been BASHING "Ding" for the last four weeks. We've all heard much of this album WAYYYY before it came out, and we thought it was weird and wack and way under Beyonce's capabilities.
IS MATTHEW PAYING YOU? Why is she getting a 4/5 rather than the 3 or 2.5 she deserves? What happened to "She rushed this album," "She's lost her mind," "I hate Freakum Dress," "All her songs sound alike."
I'm not being a hater or anything...i'm just very confused by this review and these comments. Buy the way...how much to journalist get to take a dive?
Posted by: Corry Joe at September 7, 2006 09:13 AM
I don't think it's a good album or a bad one. Its just ok. I think she rush this cd because it's not better than the first one. She could have waited till after the Dreamgirls movie came out and just concentrated on that. Then had more time and work on her cd. She just got off tour with the Destiny Child situation. Plus I don't see why they push Kelly Rowland back for what. I think it all came down to Latoya getting some type of buzz and B's father wasn't having that.
Posted by: DAVE at September 7, 2006 09:34 AM
There is somethin about Beyonce when i look at her now, she just doesnt seem like a cool person. Maybe its just me, but when i look into her eyes now i see this weird coldness that i didnt see before when she first came into the game, but like i said maybe its just me. Im not gonna lie i dont buy female R&B albums, so really i could care less about how well her album does or even how good it is really. I will say that one track she had though called Dangerously In Love was one of the most beautiful songs i have ever heard. I dont want to be considered a hater it is what it is. Her C.D. has 10 tracks though??? Has it ever occured to anyone that she might have put out this album just to spite LaToya? I mean she is Beyonce, she can do whatever she wants, but i mean damn, did anybody hear about her workin on this album before it came out? Just a thought.
Posted by: texas_swang_harder at September 7, 2006 07:10 AM
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I feel you on her seeming different... she said in interviews that she realizes she has to be a lot more careful with what she does and says lately (because they often twist her words and print lies/rumors in tabloids and stuff), so it seems like every interview she is being almost overly careful with her response, making it seem cold. But i dont think her attitude is diff or nothing.
And i REALLY don't think LeToya was even a consideration. Beyonce said herself she was happy for Toya being #1 and Toya thanks Beyonce, Kelly, and LaTavia in the liner notes of her album. So i don't think its an issue.
Posted by: GP at September 7, 2006 09:35 AM
I don't think it's a good album or a bad one. Its just ok. I think she rush this cd because it's not better than the first one. She could have waited till after the Dreamgirls movie came out and just concentrated on that. Then had more time and work on her cd. She just got off tour with the Destiny Child situation. Plus I don't see why they push Kelly Rowland back for what. I think it all came down to Latoya getting some type of buzz and B's father wasn't having that.
Posted by: DAVE at September 7, 2006 09:34 AM
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Kelly got pushed back b/c of all these ppl being released in the fall (Christina, Janet, Jessica Simpson, Monica, Justin Timberlake, Fergie, etc) wasn't no one gonna be checking for Kelly. I think come February 2007 it'll be on though.
Posted by: GP at September 7, 2006 09:37 AM
Disclaimer: I am a fan of Beyonce, but...
She didn't live up to her potential on this album. I wasn't looking for a Dangerously In Love 2, but I expect more from her than what she put out. When I first heard "Deja Vu" I thought she was taking it back, but still keeping it on a grown and sexy vibe. Then I heard "Ring The Alarm" and all of that anticipation and excitement went down the toilet.
The problem with this album is she sounds like she is singing over tracks made for mixtapes instead of music for songs. There is no memorable melody for any song other than "Deja Vu" and "Irreplaceable".
If the story of her not telling her dad about recording an album is true and she only did it in 2 weeks, then it definitely sounds like it.
She'll go platinum on name alone, but she truly missed the normal high standards she adheres to. There's nothing wrong with artistic expression and going outside of the box, but she seems to have dumbed down on this album. Once again (for the rabid Beyonce fans) I am a fan of her, but I am just giving my unbiased opinion on her new album.
Posted by: c b w at September 7, 2006 09:37 AM
I THINK THIS REVIEW WAS FAIR.APPARENTLY,B WAS SINGING ON BEATS WHICH EVEN SOME HARDCORE RAPPER WOULD WANT TO SPIT A HOT VERSE ON,IN THIS CASE I'M REFERENCING THOSE BEATS WHICH SWIZZ LACED FOR HER....THE ALBUM IS TIGHT ALTHOUGH IN MY OPINION,ITS NOT BETTER THAN LE TOYA'S ALBUM
Posted by: Million bucks at September 7, 2006 09:49 AM
10 songs is all you are allowed to get paid for off an album if you know anything about the music industry so why give them feebies you want get paid for, save them for the next go round. Also I guess he cant say he love her if in one verse he say he (bagging B), so go figure. I never bought a Destiny Childs album. And want buy this one either.
Posted by: Reggieshotta at September 7, 2006 09:52 AM
I copped the album yesterday, and I think it's great. Your review is on point, too.
Posted by: Boston at September 7, 2006 09:53 AM
yo how about i been repeating upgrade you and ring the alarm for 3 days straight!!!
i havent did that since illmatic!
Posted by: aleis at September 7, 2006 09:57 AM
I'm a thug out the land of houston/ 5th ward is harder than my dick when i look at beyonces pic/ I'll stic a pic of my dick and save it on a disk/ The file name is "suck this" and ya'll got email/ I hate to be hard but ya'll can go to hizzell/ I did a movie with denzell and showed my grill/ Watch me in my bentley and see no oil spill/ I'm a gangster of a different breed/ Out the suburbs of houston/ Where we sip a whole pint cause we can't refuse it/ If you wanna bruise it, than lose it/ HIV i won't choose it/ Paul wall can rap but he ain't that great/ I'm smokin on a ciggy straight slangin' mad weight/ Please don't hate cause my raps is great/ You booty boy i'm poppin' a heavens gate.
Posted by: htownmike at September 7, 2006 09:59 AM
>>>>>i love "ugrade u" and "kittykat". even if u dont like her music u cant deny that the girl is definetly in her own lane. she deserves all the success she gets.
Agreed. I like Ring the Alarm also. Deja Vu was aight. 'Bodied' is somewhat tolerable. The rest of that sh1t is trash! I've had it for like a week now and Ive been tryna MAKE it grow on me, but it just wont happen!
Posted by: Im Sorry Bey at September 7, 2006 10:02 AM
What a surprise...SOHH gave beyonce album a great review!
Wonder if this has anything to do with tha fact that Sohh is a subsidiary of DEF JAM and president Carter is Beyonce's man...hmmmmmm, i wonder
Posted by: CuzIf*ckinSAYsohh at September 7, 2006 10:04 AM
CuzIf*ckinSAYsohh :
could be but who cares!?
Posted by: aleis at September 7, 2006 10:05 AM
that review was tight!
i havent heard all the songs cause im stuck on upgrade u and ring the alarm!
i do like get me bodied...i could fuck off that! :)
Posted by: aleis at September 7, 2006 10:07 AM
Bey shit is whack.....that new Keyshia is going to put that B shit to rest...niggas locked down going be using B shit for mirrors
Posted by: Key Cole 4 ever at September 7, 2006 10:10 AM
it would be ill if she talking about rihanna in ring the alarm though...
that would be sick!
but i love driving by girls pumpin upgrade u!! :)
i bet that be the pimps song of the year!! :)
Posted by: aleis at September 7, 2006 10:10 AM
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