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Junior Senior - Hey Hey My My Yo Yo

Artist: Junior Senior Review: Where can we buy the happy pills Junior Senior are taking? Hey Hey is the Danish duo's second straight album full of megabright electro disco, something on the order of KC and the Sunshine band partying with Abba, only with better keyboards and a knowing wink. The album's enthusiasm sounds almost cartoonish at times, and its title tells you all you need to know about their lyrical approach. But Junior Senior's track-building smarts and way with a hook add up to non-annoying bliss on a handful of... Rating: 3 Stars

Publicado: 2007-08-14 Proveedor: Rolling Stone

Hey Hey My My Yo Yo by Junior Senior

The Danish duo return with their second album. [Dance, Indie, Pop, Rock]

Publicado: 2007-08-13 Proveedor: Metacritic

Single Minded: New Tracks From ‘High School Musical 2,’ Junior Senior, Eisley, Davey Havok’s Blaqk Audio and Lori McKenna

Cast of High School Musical 2, “What Time Is It?” [MySpaceTV] In spite of hard-learned lessons throughout the late Nineties, the answer to this question is apparently not “4:30.” Just give in and play this already. You know you’re wondering what it sounds like. Junior Senior, “Can I Get Get” [Junior Senior MySpace] Remember “Rapture”? Junior Senior are really, really hoping the answer to that question is “No.” Eisley, “Come Clean” [Eisley MySpace] Texas band turns the “Dust in the Wind” chord progression into a lithe and lovely late-summer ballad. C, G and A Minor send a letter of heartfelt thanks. Blaqk Audio, “Semiotic Love” [Blaqk Audio MySpace] Davey Havok from AFI fuses Hi-NRG and Darkwave, which should thrill the oft-neglected gym rat/ponyboy demographic. Lori McKenna, “Witness to Your Life” [Rhapsody] McKenna’s got a tough voice and a bottomless supply of big, winning hooks. Also, she said if High School Musical 2 sells more records than she does this week, she’s going to retire. Then she threw a TV.

Publicado: 2007-08-15 Proveedor: Rolling Stone Etiquetas: Rock News

"Hey Hey My My Yo Yo" by Junior Senior

The Danish pop duo Junior Senior scored a huge international hit in 2003 with the single "Move Your Feet" from their debut album, D-D-Don't Don't Stop the Beat, but due to complicated record label shenanigans, their 2005 follow-up record is only just now turning up as a domestic release in the U.S. Fortunately for the band, the album has aged exceptionally well. On Hey Hey My My Yo Yo, the group refines their relentlessly cheerful aesthetic with songs that amplify the most ecstatic elements of dance pop, hip-hop, and rock 'n roll to nearly absurd extremes. While several cuts borrow liberally from classic disco and old school hip-hop, their sound is still unmistakably slick and modern, owing as much to Justin Timberlake and Kylie Minogue as any influences from the late '70s or early '80s. The album is extraordinarily twee in its wide-eyed glee and goofy inclusiveness (even notorious recluse Bigfoot gets called out to join Junior Senior's dancefloor), but the

Publicado: 2007-08-10 Proveedor: Artist Direct

Jeppe Laursen (Ex-Junior Senior) Competes For Danish Eurovision

Publicado: 2009-02-02 Proveedor: StereoGum

One Night in Austin

And the final act that we are thrilled to announce as taking part in the most anticipated show at SXSW is….JEPPE! Formerly of Junior Senior, the Dane will be taking a spin behind the turntables and joining previously announced DJs Aaron LaCrate and Kraak & Smaak. Our full schedule/performance times will be posted tonight at midnight! The Divas [...]

Publicado: 2009-03-20 Proveedor: PerezHilton Etiquetas: Personally Perez, Music Minute, Jeppe

Fourth Time's The Charm???

Senior citizen hocilaite Ivana Trump got married this past weekend at her ex-husband's ritzy Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida. Her new husband, a nobody, is 20 years her junior. We hope she signed a pre-nup!

Publicado: 2008-04-13 Proveedor: PerezHilton Etiquetas: Old People

Jann Wenner Shopping ‘Us Weekly’ to Condé Nast for $750 Million

Photo: Getty ImagesMEDIA • Charlie Rose was wrong when he asked Jann Wenner if he's contemplating selling Rolling Stone to Condé Nast. What the TV host meant to ask was if Wenner is trying to flip Us Weekly to the brass at 4 Times Square. [NYP] • Bonnie Fuller has created a company called Bonnie Fuller Media, a start-up focused on digital media that will be a mix of gossip, fashion, and romance. "I like the idea of blue sky," Fuller says about starting over. "It will be fun to make something brand new." [NYT] • Only in America: Buzz Bissinger has gotten job offers since his Costas Now meltdown. [Deadspin]FINANCE • Rumors were swirling that UBS was going to sell off the Paine Webber division of its firm, but the bank says that no major parts of its business are on the chopping block. [MarketWatch] • A Chinese hedge-fund manager is picking up the tab for a meal with Warren Buffett — to the tune of $2 million. Zhao Danyang bought the dinner as part of a charity auction for Glide, a San Francisco nonprofit. [NYT] • Was Bear Stearns murdered? [VF] REAL ESTATE • Wait! What's this we hear? The Manhattan rental market is cooling and landlords are actually offering … incentives? [NYT] • Mayor Bloomberg's next mission is overhauling senior centers around the city, which he feels are outdated and inefficient. [NYT] • The Dakota versus 15 Central Park West. [NYT] LAW • Sullivan & Cromwell junior associate Brian Frye's work was cited in Justice Scalia's Heller opinion. [Law Blog/WSJ] • Break bread with the president of Pakistan's Supreme Court Bar Association, who is visiting the Big Apple this week. [NYC Bar] • U.S. News and World Report is considering revamping its law-school ranking methods. [Above the Law]

Publicado: 2008-06-30 Proveedor: New York Magazine

Let Them Eat Louis Vuitton

Photo: Nytimes Think of the children! By which we mean all of the poor business students who were expecting to have internships at Bear Stearns this summer but since the firm's collapse in March have been left out in the cold, gnawing on the handles of their Louis Vuitton bags in lieu of sustenance. It's soooooo sad. Just kidding! We could give a flying crap about the angst of Cheyenne Sparrow, a junior at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, who was slated to work at Bear this summer but according to the Times today became "skeptical" after the sale, "even though her contact at Bear assured her that everything would be fine." “My parents work in business, and they’ve sold companies, so I know the first thing you do is tell all the employees, ‘Everything will be fine,” Ms. Sparrow said. “It’s a stall tactic." Yeah. The only person we feel bad for there is Cheyenne's Bear recruiter, who would probably like to strangle her at the moment. Nor do we feel particularly sorry for kids whom JPMorgan paid $50,000 to be un-hired from their internships, or kids like Penn senior Yashoda Khandkar, who are dejected because they "can’t get as good of jobs as we would have had.” Neither, apparently, does the Times! Ivy Leaguers like Ms. Khandkar have more options than most, of course. And for now few of them have mortgages, unlike millions of Americans who are struggling just to pay the bills. Yeah. How's about you have a good long think about that while you're working long hours at the Dairy Mart this summer, you entitled little whippersnappers. Bear Stearns’s New Hires Become Job Seekers [NYT]

Publicado: 2008-04-21 Proveedor: New York Magazine

To Do: Junior Senior, Tim and Eric, Barbeau

· Music round-up: Junior Senior at the Roxy; Gore Gore Girls at Amoeba; Suicide Club at Spaceland. · Unabashed Shrek superfans Tim and Eric bring their Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! to the Troubadour. · Late 70s/early 80s sexbomb Adrienne Barbeau signs her new book, There Are Worse Things I Could Do, at Book Soup. Ask your dads about their inappropriate fantasies arising from her stint on Maude to get a better idea of her pop-cultural impact.

Publicado: 2007-08-15 Proveedor: Defamer Etiquetas: To Do

LISTEN UP: Happy Mondays

A Duran Duran collaboration with Justin Timberlake and Timbaland sounds good, but doesn't really sound good. (Entertainment Weekly) They Might Be Giants might also be getting pretty old, but they're still making pretty good music. (Stereogum) Pete Doherty's new Babyshambles tune proves that he might not have smoked stupid EVERY remaining brain cell in that cracky head of his. (Dead Flowers) I dare you not to dance to this catchy-like-syphilis new track from Junior Senior (You Ain't No Picasso) RIP Tony Wilson, and Happy Mondays, and happy monday. (The White Noise)

Publicado: 2007-08-13 Proveedor: Best Week Ever Etiquetas: Entertainment

Video: Is This Man Really 163-Years-Old?

Lucky senior citizen in love with hottie 83 years his junior. From TSG TV.

Publicado: 2007-05-18 Proveedor: The Smoking Gun