NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: Dokken – Walk Away (Great 80’s hair band)


AVN 2012 AWARDS – The Full Report with SHOCKING PICTURES


By Marc Anthony (In Attendance)
Photographs by Alex Ramirez
Right away we were greeted by adult industry veteran and owner of Fine Ass Marketing, Adella Curry, who handled the AVN awards media red carpet. The 2005 AVN Best New Starlet, Cytherea, was wearing a hot dress. Right after speaking with Cytherea, we met up with Asa Akira, winner of 7 awards: Best Double-Penetration Scene, Best Group Sex Scene, Best Solo Sex Scene, Best Tease Performance, Best Three-Way Sex Scene Boy/Boy/Girl, Best Anal Sex Scene, and Best All-Sex. Her immediate plans are to work on her website.
We next met up with the “Best Solo Sex Nominee,” Taylor Vixen, wearing a multi colored dress. To our immediate right we caught up with Leya Falcon.
We caught up with 2011 Penthouse “Pet of the Month” for March, Ella Milano, showing off those great shoes.
NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: U2’s Bono Gives a Moving Speech For Frank Sinatra (Grammy Lifetime Acheivement Award 1994)


Book Review: Trust Me: A Memoir


Oscar winning actor George Kennedy has many credits to his name already, but at least one more must be given, and that’s outstanding Author! In his self – written autobiography “Trust Me: A Memoir,” he
takes the readers from the late 1920s to present day with his account of his career, but even more important, his thoughts on world events. He pulls no punches in what he believes, a trait I truly admire.
In Hollywood, which is known to eat up and spit out celebrities, George Kennedy showed perseverance throughout his acting career and even more so in his personal life. In Trust Me: A Memoir, you never hear a bad word from Kennedy about his fellow actors he graced the big and small screen with.
NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: The Who – See Me, Feel Me (Who at their best)


NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: The Hooters – All You Zombies (80’s gold and great video)


NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: Etta James – At Last (RIP Etta – fantastic song and vocal)


NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: Peter Cincotti – I Love Paris (Peter swings and great arrangement)


NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: Foster The People- Pumped Up Kicks (Great beat and video)


Book Review: Bobby Darin: A Life


Bobby Darin was a larger than life singer and actor who sadly has his star burn out much too soon. In 1973, at the young age of 37, he would pass away, but he packed a lot of living in those 37 years.
In Michael Seth Starr’s outstanding biography “Bobby Darin: A Life,” the author takes you from Darin’s humble start in New York City to his meteoric rise to fame in his early 20s. Starr covers how he always knew he would not live long because of his damaged heart from a case of Rheumatic Fever as a child, which plagued him throughout his life.
Throughout Starr’s book, he talks to close associates who give great insights to the man who brought Mack The Knife to life with this finger snapping style and it took that great song to the top of the charts making it a smash hit and one he would become associated with from that point of his career, to this very day, years after his death.
NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: Dolly Parton – From Here To The Moon And Back (Joyful Noise and Dolly moves the crowd)


NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: Paul Young- Wherever I Lay My Hat (Paul at quite possibly his very best)


NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: Jackie Wilson- Lonely Teardrops (Jackie at his best)


NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: Bobby Darin – If I Were A Carpenter (Bobby nails it)


NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: Chuck Brown feat DJ Kool – Block Party (Funky Beat and Chuck at his Go – Go best)


NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: Corey Hart – Can’t Help Falling In Love With You (Flawless vocal)


NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: Blood Sweat & Tears- You’ve Made Me So Very Happy (Incredible vocal and back up band)


NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: Guns N’ Roses – Patience (Axl at his very best)


NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: Soft Cell – Tainted Love (Catchy beat and huge 80’s hit)


Everytime You Go Away Made Him a Musical Star – But He Never Went Away: Singer Paul Young Sits Down with NewzBreaker


Exclusive Interview by “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
“Paul Young´s ‘Everytime You Go Away’ is one of my all time favorite tracks. ‘Wherever I Lay My Hat’ was my official touring sound check – acapella song. There I was every gig alone on stage singing this to an empty arena before the fans came in. I probably sang the song over 1000 times.
Call it blue eyed soul, UK soul, Paul Young soul, it doesn’t matter man. It’s his own unique vocal styling & music listeners around the world were the lucky ones. I have had the pleasure of chatting with Paul several times over the years as our career paths criss-crossed. Hello mate! Hope all is well. I think it’s time we do a song together. Just let me know where & when…. I’m there!”–Peace and one love, Corey Hart
It’s no secret that I am a fan of the music from the 1980s. Recently, I interviewed singer Corey Hart who was gracious enough to lend his thoughts on this exclusive interview with singer Paul Young. Young, another successful artist from the 1980’s had the look and the sound that brought him legions of fans for his songs such as “Come Back and Stay” and “Everytime You Go Away,” which raced up the charts in the early to mid 80s.
NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: Corey Hart – Never Surrender (80’s gold and strong vocal)


NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: Paul Young – Everytime You Go Away (Great cover with lots of soul)


NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day: John Lennon – Dream (One of his very best)


John Travolta an American TREASURE: Hollywood INSIDER Remembers ACTOR


NewzBreaker readers I am truly sorry for my absence over the last few months, but at the age of 77, the medical procedure I had actually worked, but it took me a lot more time to mend than expected. From the bottom of my heart, I appreciate your countless emails that you flooded me with your good wishes and a healthy recovery. And even my old friend Steven Spielberg, who read my column about him stopped by the house to check on me. What a Class Act he remains all those years since are first meeting on the set of Jaws.
Well, enough about me, and onto John Travolta. I have always felt that as an actor, he was not appreciated as much as should be. He has been plying his trade for over 40 years and though it’s a term so badly overused today, he is an American Treasure.