Far from being anorexic, Keira Knightley has to "eat like a horse" to keep her weight up, according to her mom.
The waif-like Pirates of the Caribbean star has been dogged throughout her career by false claims that she has an eating disorder.
The 23-year-old actress has constantly denied the rumors and even successfully sued a British tabloid last year after it claimed she was a bad role-model for young women.
Now Keira's screenwriter mother, 57, has told Britain's Sunday Times newspaper that her daughter has simply inherited her father's stick-thin figure.
Sharman MacDonald told the paper that Keira's dancer dad, Will Knightley, 62, has always struggled to put on weight and that the actress also has to "eat like a horse" to stay at healthy size.
�She has always been thin," said Sharman, who wrote the soon-to-be released movie Edge of Love, starring Keira and Sienna Miller.
"She�s her daddy�s daughter, with his long body.�
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Wednesday, 25 June 2008
Keira 'Eats Like A Horse'
Wednesday, 18 June 2008
Late Of The Pier Ready Fantasy Black Channel Album
Late Of The Pier have named their debut album, provided a release date and confirmed which songs will make the record.
As previously reported, the tipped band worked with producer Erol Alkan on the twelve songs that will make-up 'Fantasy Black Channel'. The release date for this full-lengther is August 11th.
A quick glance at the song titles and you should recognise some from past singles - 'Bathroom Gurgle', The Bears are Coming and the recent double a-side Focker / Space And The Woods.
'Heatbeat' will also be the next single from Late Of The Pier, preceding the album by a week on August 4th
Fantasy Black Channel Tracklisting:
Hot Tent Blues
Broken
Space And The Woods
The Bears Are Coming
Random Girl
Heartbeat
Whitesnake
VW
Focker
The Enemy Are The Future
Mad Dogs And Englishmen
Bathroom Gurgle
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Monday, 16 June 2008
Ian Brown
Artist: Ian Brown
Genre(s):
Rock
Rock: Pop-Rock
Discography:
The World Is Yours
Year: 2007
Tracks: 24
Remixes Of The Spheres (Ichinisan)
Year: 2005
Tracks: 13
Remixes Of The Spheres
Year: 2002
Tracks: 13
Music Of The Spheres
Year: 2001
Tracks: 9
Unfinished Monkey Business
Year:
Tracks: 1
The frontman for one of the most revered British bands of the eighties and '90s, Ian Brown symbolized the self-important cocksureness of his mouthpiece, the Stone Roses. Although the chemical group released nonpareil of the trinity or four most influential records of the ten in 1989 (their debut, at that), they lento imploded during the early '90s and released only one more than album earlier splitting up. Guitarist/songwriter John Squire formed a new band, Seahorses, while bassist Mani (Gary Mounfield) joined Primal Scream. Brown inaugurated his post-Stone Roses vocation with a 1998 solo LP, Unfinished Monkey Business. The album was recorded with the serve of ex-Roses replacement guitar player Aziz Ibrahim, only spotlighted a more emotionally divers coming to music-making than expected. The excellent follow-up, Aureate Greats, arrived in the States in early 2000, and Music of the Spheres followed one class after. In 2003, Brown contributed a volume in the Under the Influence series and had a cameo in the third Harry Potter pic, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. The side by side class Brown released Solarized, his most varied and politically charged record to date. He worked with hip-hop producer Emile and an alternative supergroup (featuring Steve Jones, Paul Cook, and Paul Ryder) for 2007's The World Is Yours.
Just a solitary man
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