LOS ANGELES – A major Michael Jackson movie deal, and the film is planned to be out in theater late this year. Any additional Michael Jackson Merchandise will have to wait for now. The film, collection from the hundreds of hours of behind-the-scenes and rehearsal/practice footage shots in Los Angeles some weeks before Michael Jackson was to start off his 50 “This is It” concerts in Europe (London), will also feature interviews with Jackson’s friends and collaborators. Portions of the movie will also be shown in 3-D. According to the CEO Sony Pictures Entertainment, people have already fallen for the movie because the numerous reminders of the happenings and the life behind scene of the Late pop star Michael Jackson. Fans will have to wait for some more time before official Jackson merchandise hits store shelves or a museum exhibit of the singer’s memorabilia is displayed. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mitchell Beckloff delayed approving a pair of lucrative contracts after attorneys for Jackson’s mother, Katherine, raised a series of objections. Attorneys spent hours trying to work out a deal, but Beckloff ultimately delayed a ruling and appointed an independent attorney to represent Jackson’s three children in estate matters. More of this story will come your way.

Am Big and everyone knows that, Big is Big and Straka’s is Big. Things happened and I am not GOD to decide on when I have to get sick or not. This time it was bad lack that I had to get sick on my wedding day. But those useless reporters all went writing about Straka because they know Straka is Big and I can really make them Big News.  Those were Straka’s words on her late show Thursday 10th December 2009.

Straka added, Waama my fans and all those who like Ugandan music, Like Straka the wedding is going and will be there by Hook or crook.  I just had it bad this time that I fell sick but that’s fine we going to get this wedding very soon.

Straka after failure to accomplish her wedding plan when she got sick on Saturday 5th December 2009 and was admitted, Yesterday appeared on her popular TV show “The Late Show” On WBS Television. Straka was looking so fine and well taken care of, she didn’t seem to even have been sick for even a single day this week.

Despite the fact that all this happened, this time round Straka was so strong  and spent so much time barking at the press and telling his fans that those guys(The Press) have always written about Big people like Straka and they will always write. Straka’s fans who I presume didn’t attend her wedding at Namboole Stadium this time came in to call and cheer Straka up. Making statements like Straka is big and Big is Big, My friend it was fan.

Straka dedicated a Kawonawo Song by Ugandan Female superstar Grace Nakimera to all the press guys and emphasized that Straka is a Rare to find Kawonawo type of Hero.

TSHAKA Winston Mayanja, ‘Jazz’ and ‘Uganda’ were
rarely used in the same sentence until recently when he celebrated 20 years in
music in a show dubbed the MTN Jazz Safari ‘09.

For someone who had previously been known as reggae music’s best kept secret, and
a pioneer/veteran in international concerts promotions locally, Tshaka’s
successful switching of genres from reggae to jazz, where he has made a huge
impression already, earned him the UBL-sponsored Arts Press Association (APA)
award for October 2009.

Tshaka beat a veritable shortlist that included Miria Matembe for her book,
Woman in the Eyes of God; Reclaiming a Lost Identity, Charles Peter Mayiga for
the book, King on the Throne, Charles James Ssenkubuge, (Magumba play) and the
producers of the NTV local drama series Kakibe Ki.

“Honestly, this is the first ever local award I’ve received. I am honoured and
humbled,” Tshaka mayanja said.

He defended his journey into Jazz. “I am now into jazz music because it is the
epitome of all music. If you can conquer jazz with your instrument all the
other genres become easy.”

Bebe Cool also picked up his September award in absentia.
Steak Out bar, the venue for the ocassion, was alive with chatter and
excitement as the award coincided with the recently reloaded UTAKE night
sponsored by Uganda Waragi.
The ( APA) awards have been won in the past month by people like GNL , pastor
Bugembe, this is a honour awarded  to
people who make a significant contribution in a particular field  of Arts every month by Art press association.

Thesmooth singer who most of us, have not seen hold a show on her own,put up a
very remarkable performance, Angela Kalule can be said to have successfully
pulled off her first concert at the Golf Course Hotel last Friday.
The run-up to the show had been as much a story of interest as of curiosity.
Being the sultry singer’s first ever solo show, there were a lot of
expectations.
Now that the event was held,  Save for
the late start late at 9:00pm, two hours past the scheduled kick-off of 7:00pm,
the rest of the programme flowed smoothly.

From when MCs Patriko and Abbey Mukiibi flagged off the event, singing the
National and Buganda anthems, it was almost non-stop musical action to the end.
In that, time Angela’s fans filled the not-so-large hall.

Taking to the stage before Kalule were Annet Nandujja, Dr. Tee, Grace Nakimera
and Sweet Kid, who raised the mood in the house.

Backed by a group of instrumentalists from the different bands she has played
with over the years, Kalule performed track after track for over an hour. She
had two breaks between, in which opening acts Aziz Azion, Haruna Mubiru performed.

The voluptuous singer serenaded the crowd virtually most of her songs,
including the popular Akamuli, Ontwale. She also paid homage to her karaoke
roots by doing a number of American singer Alicia Key’s tracks.  The event was sponsored by club beer.

hi all bobi’s funs ova dere an a student at bsk and i do have a belief dat bobi is gonna take it all dis year