...Carrie Underwood's album's out soon...buy it...
Full Version: So Much For The Simple Life
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...Carrie Underwood's album's out soon...buy it...
...Carrie Underwood's album's out soon...buy it...
QUOTE(Jacquesy @ Oct 14 2005, 03:12 AM)
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...Carrie Underwood's album's out soon...buy it...
...Carrie Underwood's album's out soon...buy it...
IS IT?! I'm so getting it when it's released 
Is it gonna come out in Australia? Does anyone know?
QUOTE(kirkitus @ Oct 14 2005, 05:11 AM)
IS IT?! I'm so getting it when it's released Is it gonna come out in Australia? Does anyone know?
Although details were scant at deadline, 2005 "American Idol" winner Carrie Underwood has christened her debut album "Some Hearts." The set is due Nov. 15 via 19 Recordings/Arista and will include the lead single "Jesus Take the Wheel" plus her massive post-"Idol" hit "Inside Your Heaven," which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Some random tracks that've been confirmed etc etc etc blah:
Album Title: Some Hearts
Tracks:
1. Jesus Take The Wheel (confirmed song, confirmed single)
2. Inside Your Heaven (confirmed)
3. Before He Cheats (unconfirmed - rumor)
4. Some Hearts (unconfirmed - rumor)
5. Trouble (unconfirmed - rumor)
6. I Ain't In Checotah Anymore (confirmed- EMI PUBLISHING)
7. What Else You Got (confirmed- WARNER CHAPELLE LISTING)
Taken from http://www.carrieunderwoodonline.com/
Dunno about Australianess though
Not sure soz
when is her single coming out in Aussie cos i wanna buy it!
stupid forum it's meant to be this. NEW YORK (AP) -- "The Simple Life" is over -- at least on Fox.
The network said Wednesday it has canceled the Paris Hilton-Nicole Richie reality series after the show's two stars no longer proved compatible.
The feuding ex-friends will not return for a fourth season, even though the network had picked up the options on their contracts.
Fox said its midseason schedule didn't have a time slot for the show.
"We did not see a place for 'The Simple Life' on our schedule this season," the network said in a statement.
However, 20th Century Fox Television, the studio that produces the show, hopes "The Simple Life" will move to another network -- with Hilton and Richie.
"We're disappointed that 'The Simple Life' will not continue on Fox where it has performed so well, but we believe this series ... is still a dynamic and valuable franchise," the studio said in a statement. "We hope to be able to announce a new network partner in the coming days."
Bunim-Murray Productions, which produces the show with 20th Century Fox, also released a hopeful statement: "We're very excited about the creative plans for the next group of episodes, and are confident this situation will be remedied quickly."
Us Weekly first reported the show's cancellation. When reached for comment, Hilton didn't sound as though she expected the show to return.
"I'm really excited about my movie projects, my new album and all my various other business ventures," she told the magazine.
The fish-out-of-bottled-water show started in 2003 with Hilton and Richie -- both accustomed to plush lifestyles -- spending the spring in the town of Altus, Arkansas, doing farm chores and working at the local dairy and gas station.
The series continued for two more seasons, including an "intern" edition in the business world.
But in April, Hilton issued a terse statement saying it was "no big secret that Nicole and I are no longer friends. Nicole knows what she did, and that's all I'm ever going to say about it."
The hotel heiress has given no reason for the split. She lobbied for Richie to be replaced by Rod Stewart's 26-year-old daughter, Kimberly, but Fox dismissed that option.
Richie, the 24-year-old daughter of Lionel Richie, became engaged to club DJ Adam Goldstein in February. Hilton, 24, earlier this month called off her engagement to Greek shipping heir Paris Latsis.
The network said Wednesday it has canceled the Paris Hilton-Nicole Richie reality series after the show's two stars no longer proved compatible.
The feuding ex-friends will not return for a fourth season, even though the network had picked up the options on their contracts.
Fox said its midseason schedule didn't have a time slot for the show.
"We did not see a place for 'The Simple Life' on our schedule this season," the network said in a statement.
However, 20th Century Fox Television, the studio that produces the show, hopes "The Simple Life" will move to another network -- with Hilton and Richie.
"We're disappointed that 'The Simple Life' will not continue on Fox where it has performed so well, but we believe this series ... is still a dynamic and valuable franchise," the studio said in a statement. "We hope to be able to announce a new network partner in the coming days."
Bunim-Murray Productions, which produces the show with 20th Century Fox, also released a hopeful statement: "We're very excited about the creative plans for the next group of episodes, and are confident this situation will be remedied quickly."
Us Weekly first reported the show's cancellation. When reached for comment, Hilton didn't sound as though she expected the show to return.
"I'm really excited about my movie projects, my new album and all my various other business ventures," she told the magazine.
The fish-out-of-bottled-water show started in 2003 with Hilton and Richie -- both accustomed to plush lifestyles -- spending the spring in the town of Altus, Arkansas, doing farm chores and working at the local dairy and gas station.
The series continued for two more seasons, including an "intern" edition in the business world.
But in April, Hilton issued a terse statement saying it was "no big secret that Nicole and I are no longer friends. Nicole knows what she did, and that's all I'm ever going to say about it."
The hotel heiress has given no reason for the split. She lobbied for Richie to be replaced by Rod Stewart's 26-year-old daughter, Kimberly, but Fox dismissed that option.
Richie, the 24-year-old daughter of Lionel Richie, became engaged to club DJ Adam Goldstein in February. Hilton, 24, earlier this month called off her engagement to Greek shipping heir Paris Latsis.
what did nicole do? Arrgghhh i want too know!
so would I.
Something involving the se x tape, I can't remember exactly what though.
Released today:
Just one day after Fox decided not to pick up another season of The Simple Life there is now still hope for all us who wish for a reconciliation (at least on-screen) between Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie.
Reality TV veterans, Bunim-Murray, along with fellow Simple Life co-producers, 20th Century Fox, just announced today that they are seeking a new home for their hit reality franchise and they are shopping the show to other networks. NBC and The WB are said to be interested in acquiring the rights to air the show.
Fox unwisely dumped The Simple Life after deciding it didn't need it and didn't have room for the show.
"In January we have to accommodate two and a half hours of new programming with '24' and 'American Idol,' " the network said in a statement. "We also have completed episodes of both scripted and unscripted series in the wings... Collectively, we did not see a place for 'The Simple Life' on our schedule this season."
Oh no they didn't!!! Seriously, is anybody going to watch American Idol again this year??? Yawn!
"We believe this series... is still a dynamic and a valuable franchise," 20th Century Fox said in a statement, while Bunim-Murray chairman Jon Murray said, "We have a hit series starring two of the most written-about women in the world... (we're) confident this situation will be remedied quickly."
Released today:
Just one day after Fox decided not to pick up another season of The Simple Life there is now still hope for all us who wish for a reconciliation (at least on-screen) between Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie.
Reality TV veterans, Bunim-Murray, along with fellow Simple Life co-producers, 20th Century Fox, just announced today that they are seeking a new home for their hit reality franchise and they are shopping the show to other networks. NBC and The WB are said to be interested in acquiring the rights to air the show.
Fox unwisely dumped The Simple Life after deciding it didn't need it and didn't have room for the show.
"In January we have to accommodate two and a half hours of new programming with '24' and 'American Idol,' " the network said in a statement. "We also have completed episodes of both scripted and unscripted series in the wings... Collectively, we did not see a place for 'The Simple Life' on our schedule this season."
Oh no they didn't!!! Seriously, is anybody going to watch American Idol again this year??? Yawn!
"We believe this series... is still a dynamic and a valuable franchise," 20th Century Fox said in a statement, while Bunim-Murray chairman Jon Murray said, "We have a hit series starring two of the most written-about women in the world... (we're) confident this situation will be remedied quickly."
I think they fell out because, after appearing in The O.C., Paris arranged for a party with her friends to watch her in action in that particular episode, but Nicole thought it'd be funny to switch the tape with Paris' sex tape, causing gross embarrassment on Paris' part, leading to the fall out. Although I could be wrong.
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