George Michael: We still have Faith is a new interview with information about George Michael’s tour, his career, publicity, and his autobiography.
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According to the Dallas News, George Michael will be performing a set at the Two by Two for AIDS and Art gala on October 25. His appearance will be in the late-night “Last Look Lounge,” sponsored by Museum Tower, Aston Martin of Dallas and Neiman Marcus.
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Newest George Michael Concert Reviews
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George Michael on Good Morning America
Good Morning America will be having two segments on George Michael on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Eli Stone is the story of a lawyer who suddenly starts have hallucinations … of George Michael. It starts out with George Michael singing “Faith” on his coffee table. What’s so fun about the first season of this television show is that George Michael makes multiple appearances. All of the show titles are George Michael or Wham! songs, and many of the musical numbers are also George Michael songs.
Eli Stone stars Jonny Lee Miller, Natasha Henstridge, Loretta Devine, Matt Letscher, Sam Jaeger, and Victor Garber.
The first season is 9 hours and 19 minutes long. The subtitles are in Spanish and French.
According to a press release, it will include Acting on Faith: Eli and George Michael: George Michael’s Experience on the set of “Eli Stone.”
The DVD release is described as the following:
Follow Eli Stone (Jonny Miller) on his quirky quest for answers in this exciting and upbeat comedic drama. When Eli awakens to an unending George Michael soundtrack that only he can hear, gets dive-bombed by a WWI biplane on a busy San Francisco street, and faces a fire-breathing dragon outside his office window, there are two possible explanations: delusions caused by a potentially fatal brain aneurysm or the chance that something greater is at work. He might just be a prophet sent to change the world. Victor Garber and Loretta Devine lead an acclaimed supporting cast in this wonderfully wacky new series, ELI STONE: THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON. Complete with every Season One episode, exclusive bloopers and behind-the-scenes footage, this 4-disc box set will surprise, inspire and leave you feeling like you gotta have faith.
Eli Stone Season 1
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E! is reporting that we may be seeing more of George Michael on “Eli Stone” next season:
George Michael May Be Back: Executive producer Greg Berlanti said scheduling the show’s iconic, pilot-episode guest star for more episodes has been tricky, but they are working on making it happen. “We’ve been talking about a Christmas episode [George Michael] would do around our ninth episode, so he may come back for that.”
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More Fun in the Sun for George Michael
George Michael has asked for permission to remove a verandah in his back garden which he says robs his ground-floor breakfast room of valuable light, according to Superstar George’s plea for more sun.
The home is double-fronted and boasts a library, guest rooms and quarters for a live-in house keeper. The shelter which is a relatively new addition to the home, which dates from the late-1700s, also provides an extended balcony the singer can get to from double doors from his first-floor sitting room. It would be completely removed.
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Lord Andrew Ridgeley of Wadebridge?
Dylan sends us “In a world of Coleen and Kerry, ‘Andrew Ridgeley’ is no longer a valid unit for measuring failure,” which discusses how the former Wham! star has discovered something that too many modern-day celebs lack: dignity.
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Here are the latest George Michael concert reviews (and isn’t it fantastic that almost all of the reviews have been positive?)
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- George Michael says hello to GM Place – and goodbye
- Review: George Michael gives a “magnificent performance” at GM Place
- George Michael keeps the ‘Faith’
- George Michael: Doing the ’80s time warp again (Thanks, Lizzy!)
- George Michael: Listen without prejudice
- George Michael through the years
- Is George Michael the ultimate fag hag icon?
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Losing Faith
I’m guessing that all you George Michael fans are going to want to comment on “Losing faith in Seattle,” which says:
I’ll be honest, George. I like a lot of your music. I liked it in the ’80s, and I like the way it reminds me of my college years now. But this gimmick you have of covering up your weakened voice by pointing the mike at us to sing whenever you come to a high note is getting really, really annoying. I didn’t pay for these tickets and drive downtown to hear myself sing. And if you could hear my voice, you would be in agreement with me. Or maybe not. Because it seems like with every passing year, fans are expected to carry more of the burden. Whether it’s singing your chorus or paying for the arenas so the owners can boost their profits, we’re constantly expected to do more and more. And frankly, I’m getting pretty tired of it.
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New George Michael Interview
George Michael: 25 years of Faith and Freedom has a new interview with George Michael.
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Two Remixes
Nathan Jay is a house music composer/remixer from England, and he’s just finished two new tracks, each based around samples of George’s vocals.
“Driftin’ on by” is a deep house track based around samples of “Feeling Good.”
“Did I Dream?” is a deep house track based around samples of “Song to the Siren” – for the first four minutes. After that it goes rave-mental according to Jay and the video almost makes it look like George is raving like a mad man with the crowd.
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