Steves J Bryan

*Steves J. Bryan, television host and Journalist at Canal Blue (Haiti) since 2008 Been making music and writing

poetry at a young age. Born on September 19th 1989 this young man is full of "Life " recently earn several certificate

at the leadership institute this young man's music inspires us to feel good about ourselves.

Currently residing in Florida Studying marketing and psychology this rapper is someone you won't miss and you'll

definitively add to your playlist

Performances

Downtown Miami (Compas Festival along side Rockfam) 2009

Micheal Jackson (Haiti en Scene) 2010

Festival de la Francophonie 2011

Haiti's National carnival( Rockfam)2014

Moon-chine Miami Showcase for Afton 2015

Jacksonville Fire night 2015

And More

He is Quadrilingual he mostly raps in English and has 2 mixtapes. the mixtape ON BLAST in witch features the

song Game of hearts with Niska that was critically acclaimed in the In Haiti, And C.L.A.S.S. available everywhere

online

His genres are Rap/ Hip Hop / Comedy/ Neo-Psychedelia / And experimental

Steves works with a lot of mix sound such as reggae/rap techno/rap dub-step/rap and plenty more .

To attend his performance is to accept to have a great time.

To only name these he also has a huge fan base in the Haitian community due to his show and humorous personality

on TV in witch he also received many celebrities such as CAlI Swag District , Wycleff Jean and The President

of Haiti Michel Joseph Martelly.

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Jessica Simpson NOT Drunk on HSN

Jessica Simpson

NOT Drunk on HSN

9/18/2015 9:46 AM PDT BY TMZ STAFF

EXCLUSIVE

WOODLAND CA (IFS) --  Having observed Ms. Simpson over the years, it is with some certainty, that she was just being Jessica.  A little over excited and really a lot of fun.  She sold out of her entire catalog on the show. -KHS

IT'S JUST WHO SHE ISHSN

Jessica Simpson wasn't drunk during her HSN debut and you'd know that if you watched the entire two-hour segment ... which would be more painful than eating glass.

Sources close to Jessica say the clip circulating of her giggling and slurring is just part of her personality that surfaces from time to time. They say for the lion's share of her time on the show, she was lucid and polished.  

They say 2 hours without a script creates inevitable less than perfect moments.

An HSN source also says she was not drunk.

Fact is ... HSN is singing her praises, saying Jessica really knows how to drive a sale.

Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2015/09/18/jessica-simpson-not-drunk-hsn/#ixzz3m9GEPBgb

Grace Jones upcoming autobiography ‘I’ll Never Write My Memoirs'

Grace Jones Hits Out At Today’s Popstars Including Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga & Rihanna

BY ADMIN_US · SEPTEMBER 10, 2015

Iconic singer Grace Jones has hit out at several of todays pop stars in her upcoming autobiography ‘I’ll Never Write My Memoirs’.

Grace Jones released an extract of from her new book, out September 29th, viaTime Out Magazine.

In the extract, Jones states how trends “come along” and go and how she’s been copied by modern pop stars who have no “long-term vision”.

Jones writes, “Trends come along and people say, ‘Follow that trend’. There’s a lot of that around at the moment: ‘Be like Sasha Fierce (Beyonce). Be like Miley Cyrus. Be like Rihanna. Be like Lady Gaga. Be like Rita Ora and Sia. Be likeMadonna.’ I cannot be like them – except to the extent that they are already being like me.”

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“I have been so copied by those people who have made fortunes that people assume I am that rich. But I did things for the excitement, the dare, the fact that it was new, not for the money, and too many times I was the first, not the beneficiary.”

Jones adds, “The problem with… the Nicki Minajes and Mileys is that they reach their goal very quickly. There is no long-term vision, and they forget that once you get into that whirlpool then you have to fight the system that solidifies around you in order to keep being the outsider you claim you represent. There will always be a replacement coming along very soon – a newer version, a crazier version, a louder version. So if you haven’t got a long-term plan, then you are merely a passing phase, the latest trend, yesterday’s event.”

Jones also hit out at the the likes of Kanye West, Katy Perry and FKA Twigs as her “pupils”, offering the advice: “This is what I would say to my pupil: you have become only your fame, and left behind most of who you were. How are you going to deal with that? Will you lose that person forever? Have you become someone else, without really knowing it? Do you always have to stay in character for people to like you? Do you know that you are in character?

“I would say fame is all well and good if you want to take it to another level. If you have some greater purpose. Me, I am just a singer, on one sort of stage or another, who likes to have an audience, but not all the time. Listen to my advice; I have some experience. In a way, it is me being a teacher, which is what I wanted to be. I still feel I could go into teaching. What is teaching but passing on your knowledge to those who are at the beginning? Some people are born with that gift. With me, the teaching side morphed into the performing side. It’s in there.”

What do you think about the extract? Do you think Grace Jones is right? Let us know what side you’re on and leave a comment!

Watch Grace Jones’ ‘Slave To The Rhythm below;

Grace Jones – Slave To The Rhythm on MUZU.TV.

Anita Ekberg Revisited

ANITA EKBERG, STAR OF "LA DOLCE VITA", DEAD AT AGE 83

BY LEE PFEIFFER
The cruel loss of legendary cinematic figures continues into the new year with the death of Anita Ekberg in Italy at age 83. The precise cause of death is not known at this time but she had suffered from a long illness. Ekberg was Swedish by birth but was often mistaken as a native of Italy because of her close association with Fellini and his films. She was named Miss Sweden as a teenager and competed in the Miss Universe contest before her statuesque figure ensured a career in show business during an era when full-bosomed sex sirens were all the rage. Hollywood studios were particularly on the lookout for the next exotic European beauty and Ekberg filled the bill perfectly. She slogged through bit parts uncredited in major studio productions before landing a prominent role opposite John Wayne and Lauren Bacall in the 1955 hit "Blood Alley" (in which she played a Chinese woman!) This opened doors and she went on to appear in other Hollywood hits including  "Back From Eternity", "War and Peace" and the Martin and Lewis smash "Artists and Models". She would reunite on screen with the comedy team for "Hollywood or Bust". She received above-the-title billing in the 1956 adventure film "Zarak" opposite Victor Mature for future James Bond producer Albert R. Broccoli. However, it was the Fellini classic "La Dolce Vita" that made her a household name in 1960. In the film's most memorable sequence, she cavorts in the Trevi Fountain with Marcello Mastroianni while attired in a gown. Photos of the sequence remain an iconic part of film history. After "Vita", Ekberg's star burned brightly but briefly.  She reunited with Fellini for a segment of the 1962 film "Boccaccio '70". She appeared opposite Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin in the hit western spoof "4 For Texas" and opposite Tony Randall in "The Alphabet Murders".  She had a starring role in the 1963 comedy "Call Me Bwana" with Bob Hope. The film was produced by Broccoli, now in partnership with Harry Saltzman. (It remained the only non-Bond film the men would produce during the years of their partnership). She also had a prominent role in the Jerry Lewis comedy "Way...Way...Out". By the late 1960s, however, her star had faded in English language cinema and she concentrated on starring in European productions that were often made on low budgets. Her last credited screen role was in "The Red Dwarf" in 1998.


Ekberg's love life was the stuff of dreams for the tabloid press. She had affairs with prominent male stars such as Yul Brynner and Frank Sinatra. She was married for three years to British actor Anthony Steel and was married for over a decade to American actor Rik Van Nutter, who is primarily known for playing CIA man Felix Leiter in the Broccoli-Saltzman James Bond blockbuster "Thunderball" in 1965. Supposedly, Broccoli, who was dining with Ekberg and Van Nutter, offered him the role over dinner on a whim. It was a James Bond film, "From Russia With Love", that played an important role in Ekberg's career, though-bizarrely- she never appeared in the movie, at least in the flesh. In a pivotal sequence, a Soviet agent is assassinated when he tries to climb out a window of an Istanbul apartment house, the wall of which is adorned with a giant promotion of Ekberg in "Call Me Bwana". The clever gimmick promoted the Broccoli-Saltzman comedy that was already in release.
Ekberg's later years were anything but glamorous. In her obituary, the New York Times reports that the childless actress spent her last days in a nursing home penniless and lonely. She did, however, have one last moment in the sun when she appeared in 2010 at an Italian film festival where a restored print of "La Dolce Vita" was being shown. For at least this brief moment, her glory days returned as she made a glamorous appearance that stole the show.
For NY Times obituary, click here.
Click here for review of "Back From Eternity".
Click here for analysis of "La Dolce Vita".

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