jueves, octubre 02, 2008
¿Sabia UD que Paul McCartney...
... dará un concierto en Israel que se esperaba desde 1965
24/09/2008 13:26
Tel Aviv, 24 de septiembre, RIA Novosti. El ex Beatle Paul McCartney llegó a Israel para dar un concierto único que sus admiradores esperaron más de cuatro décadas, escribe hoy el diario Haaretz.
La banda de Liverpool iba a actuar en Israel en 1965 pero la gira nunca llegó a celebrarse por falta de dinero, discrepancias entre productores y rechazo de políticos, convencidos de que la música de los Beatles influiría negativamente en la juventud israelí.
McCartney arribó a Tel Aviv en la noche del martes y se instaló en la suite real del hotel Dan, lujosos apartamentos de 200 metros cuadrados donde se hospedaron en el pasado Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Sharon Stone y Richard Gere.
El mayordomo del músico hace guardia permanente en la suite y su chef personal ya imparte órdenes en la cocina hotelera, según la prensa israelí.
El concierto está previsto para la noche del jueves en el parque Hayarkon, en un espacio provisional habilitado para 40.000 espectadores. El precio de las entradas oscila entre 140 y 1.400 dólares y los organizadores dicen que aún las hay en todos los segmentos. – FIN
24/09/2008 13:26
Tel Aviv, 24 de septiembre, RIA Novosti. El ex Beatle Paul McCartney llegó a Israel para dar un concierto único que sus admiradores esperaron más de cuatro décadas, escribe hoy el diario Haaretz.
La banda de Liverpool iba a actuar en Israel en 1965 pero la gira nunca llegó a celebrarse por falta de dinero, discrepancias entre productores y rechazo de políticos, convencidos de que la música de los Beatles influiría negativamente en la juventud israelí.
McCartney arribó a Tel Aviv en la noche del martes y se instaló en la suite real del hotel Dan, lujosos apartamentos de 200 metros cuadrados donde se hospedaron en el pasado Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Sharon Stone y Richard Gere.
El mayordomo del músico hace guardia permanente en la suite y su chef personal ya imparte órdenes en la cocina hotelera, según la prensa israelí.
El concierto está previsto para la noche del jueves en el parque Hayarkon, en un espacio provisional habilitado para 40.000 espectadores. El precio de las entradas oscila entre 140 y 1.400 dólares y los organizadores dicen que aún las hay en todos los segmentos. – FIN
Salma Hayek...
... se encuentra muy atareada en obras de caridad? Salma Hayek helping fight tetanus in moms, babies
Thursday, October 02, 2008 5:14:14 PM - By BRADLEY S. KLAPPER
Hollywood mom Salma Hayek is lending her star power to a UNICEF campaign to eradicate tetanus in mothers and babies around the world within four years.
Hayek, a paid spokeswoman for Pampers' tetanus vaccine program, recounted her experiences during a recent trip to the West African nation of Sierra Leone, where she met with tetanus victims.
"One of the things that was very moving about the trip was to see 15-year-old girls, really young, taking responsibility for their lives and their children before they're born by saying 'I am going to be healthy, I am going to take this vaccination,'" she told journalists at the United Nations Other Entertainment Photos
Salma Hayek helping fight tetanus in moms, babies
100 on Thursday. "I had no idea how much this was going to really personally move me," added the 42-year-old star of films including "Desperado" and "Frida."
The Pampers-UNICEF partnership has already provided over 50 million vaccines to mothers and babies in developing countries, where tetanus kills up to 140,000 infants and 30,000 women each year, according to the U.N. agency.
Pampers, owned by Procter & Gamble Co., said it would give UNICEF the money for one tetanus vaccine for every pack of specially marked diapers it sells before the end of the year. It expects that to produce 70 million more vaccinations.
Hayek's daughter Valentina Paloma Pinault was born in September 2007.
Thursday, October 02, 2008 5:14:14 PM - By BRADLEY S. KLAPPER
Hollywood mom Salma Hayek is lending her star power to a UNICEF campaign to eradicate tetanus in mothers and babies around the world within four years.
Hayek, a paid spokeswoman for Pampers' tetanus vaccine program, recounted her experiences during a recent trip to the West African nation of Sierra Leone, where she met with tetanus victims.
"One of the things that was very moving about the trip was to see 15-year-old girls, really young, taking responsibility for their lives and their children before they're born by saying 'I am going to be healthy, I am going to take this vaccination,'" she told journalists at the United Nations Other Entertainment Photos
Salma Hayek helping fight tetanus in moms, babies
100 on Thursday. "I had no idea how much this was going to really personally move me," added the 42-year-old star of films including "Desperado" and "Frida."
The Pampers-UNICEF partnership has already provided over 50 million vaccines to mothers and babies in developing countries, where tetanus kills up to 140,000 infants and 30,000 women each year, according to the U.N. agency.
Pampers, owned by Procter & Gamble Co., said it would give UNICEF the money for one tetanus vaccine for every pack of specially marked diapers it sells before the end of the year. It expects that to produce 70 million more vaccinations.
Hayek's daughter Valentina Paloma Pinault was born in September 2007.
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