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Shallow Nation: Adam Lambert For Your Entertainment Album Cover Art (Official)
EW.com: Movies: 'This Is It': Where's Paul Anka's credit?
PopWatch: Adam Lambert confirms album cover ‘deliberately campy’
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Wow. Adam Lambert looks too pretty - http://bit.ly/2kpJm2 #EW 28 days ago |
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RT @nickchester: Dude, Adam Lambert totally stole my idea for my debut album cover! http://tinyurl.com/ylsqqdh 28 days ago |
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Adam Lambert probably has the gayest album cover of all time: http://tinyurl.com/ylsqqdh 28 days ago |
Adam Lambert For Your Entertainment Album Cover Art (Official)
Shallow Nation —
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The Adam Lambert For Your Entertainment album cover art has been unveiled. The season 8 American Idol runner up’s highly anticipated debut album will be released on Nov. 23, 2009.
The artwork can be seen at Popeater: Adam Lambert Debuts New Album Cover. As he himself Tweeted, “Glam is back!!!” EW.com reveals that the cover image was shot in August by Warwick Saint in New York City.
The lead single of the album will premiere this week, although the title has not been announced, there ...
'This Is It': Where's Paul Anka's credit?
EW.com: Movies —
... add Anka’s name to the liner notes of all future pressings of the CD, which should arrive in stores soon. A rep for Anka declined to comment. So now that that’s cleared up, let us know: Did any of you notice Anka’s missing credits at the movies or on the soundtrack? (Follow the Music Mix on Twitter: @EWMusicMix. ) More from EW’s Music Mix : Kris Allen album snippets hit the Web early: Surprise! ‘New Moon’ soundtrack outsells Tim McGraw on the albums chart Adam Lambert’s outre-space ‘For Your Entertainment’ cover Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga reissues: ...
Adam Lambert confirms album cover ‘deliberately campy’
PopWatch —
... to assure us that the cover for his debut album, For Your Entertainment , which Slezak dutifully dissected last night , is, purposely,”ridiculous.” “Thank you to those who appreciate and understand that the album cover is deliberately campy. It’s an homage to the past. It IS ridiculous,” he wrote this morning. “For those that don’t get it: oh well… Glad to have gotten your attention,” he continued. “Androgyny. Rock n Roll.” Apparently happy with the response from his followers, he also offered details about what we’ll hear on the album, due out Nov. 23. “The upcoming single ...
Adam Lambert's outre-space 'For Your Entertainment' cover: What do …
My American Idol —
... and the choice of fonts are horrible. If he was so popular, why didn’t he win American Idol…His 15 minutes of fame will end soon… … Interesting that you compare it to Blake Lewis…..another failed AI male singer….AI/19E is really rolling the dice with this one….I guess they’ve failed with top male singers before (Bo, Clay, Reuben, et al) that they’re just going all out and crossing their fingers it works …
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Adam Lambert: Who's outraged by the OUT cover controversy?
EW.com: Top 5 Stories —
... for how Adam should conduct himself personally and professionally. In a passage that really brings up the bile, Hicklin writes: “You’re a pioneer, an out gay pop idol at the start of his career. Someone has to be first, and we’re all counting on you not to mess this up. You have to find your own path and then others can follow. We just hope it’s a path that’s honest and true and that you choose to surround yourself with people who celebrate your individuality.” Did Hicklin not see the much-discussed cover of ...
Adam Lambert: Who’s outraged by the OUT cover controversy?
PopWatch —
... for how Adam should conduct himself personally and professionally. In a passage that really brings up the bile, Hicklin writes: “You’re a pioneer, an out gay pop idol at the start of his career. Someone has to be first, and we’re all counting on you not to mess this up. You have to find your own path and then others can follow. We just hope it’s a path that’s honest and true and that you choose to surround yourself with people who celebrate your individuality.” Did Hicklin not see the much-discussed cover of ...
